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| Broken and split into many pieces, but largely complete; one side slightly higher than the other.
A cylindrical box, tapering very slightly toward the top.
The flat lid is held in place by a projecting ... 26 May 1939 ... Langenbucher (2007), p. 88, figs. 91A, B, C. ... Hesperia 9 (1940), pp. 283-287, figs. 27-29. |
| Fragment ... 7th c ... Pietri 12, bay 8, shelf 3
Museum Basement, drawer 283 |
| Terracotta hollowback mouldmade figurine of Silenus wearing a bunched headdress resting on his forehead, drooping down towrds the rt. shoulder. Oval head, bald, large wide pointed ears, rt. eye deep set, ... Early 3rd based on SAH Rhodian (C47-283) and stylistically (later than 4th c. B.C. PQ Class XIX) or 204-181 BC based on coin of Ptolemy V in Well XIV ... Early 3rd based on SAH Rhodian (C47-283) and stylistically (later than 4th c. B.C |
Mended from many fragments with the missing pieces restored in plaster and painted, notably nearly all the lip and about half of the foot. Profile complete. H. 0.076; est. diam. at rim 0.16; diam. of tondo ... Ca. 510-500 B.C ... Red Figured And White Ground | Cups | Type C | Offset Lip |
| Inscribed fragment with relief.
Inscribed face, left side, possibly back preserved.
Lower left corner of a shallow relief; at left, lower legs of a draped figure standing right; at right, facing the figure, ... 4th. century B.C ... West Basement-Inscriptions, Block 13C-6 |
| Six sided approx square die. Corinth XII 2.1739ff. Concentric circles determine value of each of six sides. Bone Complete die ... Early Roman ... Early Roman (44BC-1/2 2nd c AD) |
| The base, most of one wall, and parts of rim and handles restored in plaster. Swelling body; small, nearly straight rim: the shape as P 6417 (Η 610) but much larger. Combination vertical and horizontal ... 13 June 1935 ... 65c ... Ptg. 283, PD 2774-182 |
| Bone needle with shaft flat in section near head, circular toward point; pointed head; three eyes, one round on each side of long oval in middle. Similar to MF 3699, MF 3643 (Corinth XII, p. 177, nos ... 4th c. A.D ... 4th c. A.D ... Middle Roman (2/2 2nd c-4th c AD) |
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