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| The chariot, with flat floor and straight walls front and sides, rests on a rectangular base.
The base is broken along one side; on the preserved side it is pierced by two small holes. The pole broken ... 16 March 1935 ... Hesperia Suppl. 2 (1939), p. 66, fig. 42, no. XII 24. |
| Intact save for end of nose and ancient chip from right ear and recent chips from hair and left ear.
Socket for fitting into body rough-picked; carried up high in back of neck.
Hair in marked waves above ... Julio-Claudian period ... Agora I, no. 11, pp. 22-23, pls. 9-10. |
| The lid complete; one horse broken off but repaired; the body intact.
a) Pyxis: Low pseudo-ring foot, convex side-wall, lip flanged inside; flange and lid pierced for tying. Wide band around bottom; between ... 19 March 1935 ... Leica, 5-113, 5-199, 82-79, 82-83, I-35, color slide |
| Mended from many pieces; complete save for chips.
Flat-bottomed oinochoe with round body, straight narrow neck, trefoil mouth and double vertical handle. On lip outside, row of dots between wide bands; ... 5 March 1935 ... Stoa Gallery-Case No. 2 |
| About half the circumference of the rim, inside, preserved; the lip entirely missing, as is most of the middle of the body and the back part of the vase. Of the very low ring base, rubbed with pink beneath, ... Last quarter of 5th c. B.C ... ARV2, p. 1190, no. 32, and p. 1686 ... Agora XXX, no. 117, pl. 19. |
| Most of body, parts of neck, mouth and handle missing; restored in plaster. The profile not certainly complete, but many fragments, joining at the back of the vase, provide an approximation. Round mouth ... 12-15 April 1939 ... ARV2, p. 1697, sub p. 1518. |
| Anta capital assembled from 36 fragments. Stoa Poikile series.
On the top of the capital note the following indications for the placing of the architrave: a relieving surface, 0.10m. wide and 0.003m. deep, ... April 1949, 17 March 1952 ... Hesperia 19 (1950), pl. 103 b ... ILN (7 January 1950), p. 26, figs. 2, 4. |
| Angle fragment.
Clay rather pale.
Chipping at edge of inner break of fragment has removed a little of the circumference of the impression, which is otherwise quite fresh. Most of the area is occupied ... 5 March 1933 ... Maiuri in Aer I (1920), p. |
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