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Six joining fragments preserve part of rim and wall to base of figured zone. Angular wall, flat-topped slightly projecting rim. On the wall, most of a large sphinx, seated right. Incised blob rosettes ... 31 May 1939 ... ABV, p. 46, no. 70 (Polos P.). |
Mended from many fragments, one handle missing. Ovoid amphora; short wide neck; rolled lip; horned handles; short toe.
Dipinto on shoulder, painted in black:
Hard pinkish-buff clay with bits. Well east ... May 1950 ... PD 1133-8(Hc 7) |
Closely wrapped in a cloak, the right hand held to the breast, the left arm at the side.
The head broken off diagonally across the face, the legs below the knees missing, and part of the back; from a much ... 13 October 1947 ... Hesperia 34 (1965), p. 70, no. 7, pl. 19. |
| A single fragment, broken all around, preserves part of the neck and upper body of an amphora. Figured panel depicts parts of heads of four warriors, one wearing a helmet. All carry spears. Added red for ... 14 March 1947 ... ABV, p. 126, no. 46 ... Agora XXIII, no. 55, pl. 7. |
| Single fragment preserves part of shoulder and upper wall. Linked lotus pattern on shoulder. Heads and shoulders of two standing figures, left: a woman, and a youth holding a spear. White for the woman's ... 16-17, 22-24 September, 24 October 1947 ... ABV, p. 463, no. 7. |
| Fragment from rim.
Preserved part of head and shoulders of sphinx, facing left. Top of head chipped away, with rim projection at this point. Break at left edge of fragment cuts off front of face and breast ... 10 February 1932 ... ABV, p. 22, no. 7. |
Nozzle and most of body missing.
Rounded body; deep groove around rim, with shallow rill around it. Pierced lug on left side.
Clay: fine buff (burned); black glaze inside. Assembly Place, S.W. corner ... 1931 ... Hesperia Suppl. 7 (1943), pp. 48, 56, no. 70, fig. 19. |
Broken away below the hips.
A miniature female figure, wrapped in an himation, holding the right hand over her abdomen, she wears a comic mask.
Clay: Fine, buff, retaining traces of white paint. Back ... Fourth century B.C ... Hesperia Suppl. 7 (1943), no. 70, p. 147, 148, fig. 61. |
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