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| Hawskbeak type. Hollow rectangular portable altar with flat side panels, hawksbeak crowning molding, and flat top. Crowning molding: half-round (H. 0.005-0.006), hawksbeak (H. 0.032), fascia (H. 0.010) ... Late 6th cen BC ... Museum Basement, drawer 351 (Misc. Clay Dr.1), (2023-01-24) |
| Missing both handles, save for one root, and fragments of rim and base; restored in plaster. Hollow circular stand spreading out of foot to form a resting surface. Four square openings are cut in its sides ... May-June 1951 ... Hesperia 27 (1958), p. 229, n. 90; p. 230, n. 94; p. 231, pl. 49c ... Hesperia 22 (1953), pl. 36, no. 121 ... Agora XII, no. 2030, fig. 19, pl. 98. |
| Glaze much worn on spout and handle. As P 10281 (ΟΧ 15), except nine palmettes, and the opening is bordered by a tongue.
ADDENDA P 10281: Vessel with small opening in nearly flat top; vertical band handle ... 7 March 1936 ... Hesperia 32 (1963), p. 121, no. D 8, pl. 39 ... Agora XII, no. 1197, fig. 11, pls. 39, 47 ... Hesperia 6 (1937), p. 363, fig. 24. |
| IG I³, 48. IG I², 50. A.P. Bridges, JHS 100, 1980, pp. 187-188. SEG XXX, 6. M.B. Walbank, Phoros, pp. 168-169. M.B. Walbank, Athenian Proxenies, p. 51, note 21. Agora 17, 19, line 24. W.K. Pritchett, Hesperia, ... Agora 16 14 I 4977 ... 15 June 1937 ... SEG XII, 22 ... M.B. Walbank, Athenian Proxenies, pp. 146-151, no. 24, with photograph pl. 9:b ... BSA 56, 1961, p. 186, with photograph pl. 31:b |
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