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Rim fragment only, including a lug adorned on under side with a flattened flower. Floor inside still in a rough state.
Pentelic marble. From pit in front of South Stoa II, 21.00m ... 7 July 1959 ... From pit in front of South Stoa II, 21.00m. from East end of Stoa. |
Typical curved; broad.
Coarse red clay; grey at core; slip almost or entirely absent.
So badly stamped and so nearly effaced as to be nearly illegible. Msc: cf SS 00153, not same die(VG)*
Study: Die ... 17 June 1931 ... -2.50 to -3.00m. |
| Much of one side, many body fragments missing. Restored in plaster. Large domed cover, elliptical at the rim, shaped like a cowbell; basket handle on the top, running with the major axis of the pot. Rim ... 27-29 May 1936 ... Stoa Gallery-Case No. 61.1, bottom shelf |
A few fragments restored. Small plain round-bodied oinochoe with trefoil mouth and spreading foot. A double line of purple around the shoulder.
Glaze fired red and black in spots. Lip unglazed inside ... 6 May 1953 ... underside.
Shape III. |
From a ladle with a high loop handle.
Pink buff clay.
ADDENDA 2018: Single sherd to a dipper with lipless, slightly incurving rim and high-swung vertical handle. There are traces for a thin slip covering ... LH III ... Oscar Broneer, Nb. No. 5. Aglaurion.
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Intact except for small bit of rotelle on handle. Squat jug with broad slightly rounded bottom; nearly vertical walls, meeting the concave shoulder at an angle; plain out-turned rim, ridged inside as if ... 14 April 1951 ... P 21190 ... P 21190 |
Many fragments from walls and chips from mouth and foot missing. Spreading flattish foot; roundish thick lip; flattish handles.
Red line inside lip, a pair around vase at level of lower handle attachment, ... 13 March 1955 ... Well in Stoa Shop III. |
| A plaque of Pentelic marble, dressed on it's face and edges. On the front two female breasts are represented in high relief. The inscription, in roughly cut characters ca. 0.013 m. high reads:
ΔΙΟΝΥCΙΑ ... October 1931 ... Clearing below the great wall, east side, 1 m. below modern ground level ... characters ca. 0.013 m. high |
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