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Front part of head preserved, broken at neck and below eyes.
First interpretation: Grotesque old man with droopy moustache and beard, pursed up mouth and broad flattened nose.
Red glaze wash on flesh, ... 25 February 1937 ... P.H. 0.045; W. 0.033; Th. 0.032 |
Terracotta base, complete but for small chips. Three grooves around base. Hole for setting bust(?) has notch.
Graffito: Χ Α Ι Μ
Buff, unglazed clay. Fill II. 165 Leica PD 1133-25(F 240) ... 30 April 1940 ... PD 1133-25(F 240) |
A: clear but uncertain representation.
B: plain.
ADDENDA, May 2002: Partially disintegrated. Entered as coin no. 21, for the day. Road west of Middle Stoa.
With coins nos. 14-28. 1772 Leica ... 20 April 1948 ... Agora X, p. 109, pl. 28, no. L 240. |
Toe and part of lip missing; filling hole cut in shoulder. Fusiform water jar with single handle; slender body tapering gradually into toe and neck.
Typical red micaceous fabric.
Mastic inside. Well, ... 1937 ... P 22006 ... P 22006 |
Intact.
Flat rim with shallow double groove around outside. High vertical walls; bottom flat, except for groove.
Dull black glaze, much flaked.
Type VI (inkwell variety) of Corinth collection, type 23D ... 7 April 1936 ... Agora IV, no. 240, p. 62, pls. 8, 37. |
Sharp point broken away.
The wedge-shaped end becomes square then round in section. Cut at north end of Stoa terrace, layer VII east. Pre-Square Building fills.
Contemporary with semicircular base. 2329 ... 27 July 1950 ... Agora |
| Point broken away.
Long narrow eraser end; roughly rasped.
Shaft worm eaten. West of Stoa pier 19, close above bedrock. 2962 Leica, 91-34-1, 91-34-(2) ... 14 August 1953 ... P.L. 0.087; W. (eraser end) 0.008 |
Face of Athena, left, with shield and spear. White for her face and neck, the device on the shield, and the dot rosettes on the edge of the shield. Red for dots between rosettes. Incision. Interior unglazed ... 8 May 1934 ... P 3858 ... P 3858 |
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