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| Broken away around filling hole; otherwise intact.
On disc, radiating lines of small dots, alternating with large spokes. On rim, herringbone. Solid knob handle. Plain base depressed within ring.
Orange ... 23 August 1965 ... XXXIV, p. 184 ... Basement Suite of Late Roman Gymnasium, Room F, from debris over floor. Context of |
| A single fragment preserves part of the rim and wall, with one handle. Band skyphos with concave lip. Black glazed inside, save for reserved line at lip, outside on lip and lower wall, and on outside of ... 9 May 1939 ... Leica, 80-49-14 |
| A few fragments missing from body. Plump body narrowing gradually to small disc-like foot, the base of which is recessed toward the center. Body and shoulder form a continuous curve. Broad vertical neck ... 23 May-10 June 1939 ... P 16348 ... P 16348 |
| Nearly life-sized mask with straight nose, moulded, almond-shaped eyes with pupils cut out, and curved upper lip. Nostrils have hole punched through by small round instrument. Mouth open, no mustache ... 1926/05/25 ... NB550 P49 |
| Intact. Encrusted with remains of textile in which the pot was wrapped (see conservation report). Flat bottom; squat body; low shoulder with three small vertical handles, round in section. Thin projecting ... 23 July 2001 ... scahill:2001:b:49 |
| Fragment from rear only preserved, including handle.
On disk a peacock of which only the head remains; on rim a succession of little pictures of birds and beasts. Pronounced base ring. Long handle, solid ... 20 August 1965 ... Study Collections-Case No. 23-Ι |
| Intact. Small, convex base with dimple (pot not stable). Conical rounded body, narrow concave high neck with slightly flaring rim. Raised band around base of neck. Large strap handle from shoulder to rim ... 23 July 2001 ... P.H. 0.208; Diam. (rim) 0.061-0.063, (base) 0.043 |
Fragments are missing from the lip. Similar to P 3314 in shape and fabric. Traces of another vase stacked on its floor for firing.
ADDENDA P 3314: High base ring, coarsely moulded; deep body; the rim ... 3-12 March 1934 ... Agora XXIX, no. 686, fig. 49. |
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