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| Three joining fragments preserve complete profile. A non-joining found in the dump.
Bowl roughly hemispherical in shape with plain rim and small shallow depression for base. Horizontal grooves at intervals ... 6 April 1937 ... 5th c. A.D. |
Four non-joining fragments, a and b of lip and bowl, c and d of floor. Glaze abraded on rim. Est. diam. of rim 0.225; max. dim. a) 0.13, b) 0.055, c) 0.042, d) 0.032; est. inner diam. of tondo 0.10. J ... Ca. 430-420 B.C ... 5th century B.C., see ... cycle, pp. 143--151; for the ... ARV2). The drawing on 1472 |
| Upper body missing. Shape as SS 4624 (Π 599).
Pinkish clay; ruddy-buff slip; pale purplish-red wash on upper body.
Same stamp as SS 4636.
Source: should be Cibyra W. Pisidia-fringe of Lycia/Phrygia) see ... Late Roman ... them was coin no. 1 of 5 |
Flaring ring foot; horseshoe handles. Reserved: underside with glazed circle, band and dot; edge of foot; zone above foot decorated with lines; handle-panels; inside of rim. Added red: two lines below ... 470-460 B.C ... 347, fig. 16, 2; ARV 1610 |
Most of neck, mouth, handle and fragments from foot missing.
Palmettes and reversed lotus flower on shoulder. Five palmettes below.
Applied white. Well east of Stoa room 2 (= ΘΡΑ well), container 23 ... January-February 1950 ... ARV2, p. 1644. |
Handle, part of shoulder, a little of wall, all of foot missing. P.H. 0.135; diam. 0.053.
Owl (part of head and body missing). At right, olive sprig. On the shoulder: rays; above, tongue pattern.
Originally, ... Third quarter of the 5th century B.C ... (ARV2 1201, 2). |
Part of mouth, neck, and shoulder. P.H. 0.086; max. diam. 0.077.
Two women (heads of each, right shoulder of right), the left one holding a large alabastron. The right woman wears a peplos and has a fillet ... Late 5th century B.C ... Late 5th century B.C. |
Much of body and about half of base restored in plaster and painted. H. 0.139; rest. diam. 0.081.
Woman (head with sakkos, upper part of torso, a bit of outstretched arms) to right. Behind her hangs a ... Late 5th century B.C ... Late 5th century B.C. |
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