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| Single wall fragment of thin-walled cooking vessel.
Incised on exterior, from left to right, part of name:
Dot theta.
Micaceous orange fabric fired gray on exterior. Beneath Wall 12 at south end ... 28 July 1997 ... 99-13-8 |
| Shoulder fragment.
Large letter on shoulder: K.
Extremely micaceous brownish fabric (5YR 5/6), somewhat redder on the interior. Few visible inclusions other than mica, possibly very coarse Thasian. Added ... 3-8 August 1994 ... Shoulder fragment.
Large letter on shoulder: K.
Extremely micaceous brownish |
| Whole profile given. Inturned rim, deep depression in the center. Grooves around it. Ring foot, flat resting surface. Covered with glaze except on underside and part of foot.
Thin, brownish, somewhat ... 17 May 1954 ... H-K 12-14 |
Circular stamp; six-petalled rosette; retrograde. Hellenistic fill over intermediate strosis. Cf. SS 13509 (K 2995) [ Ἐπὶ Ζηνοδότ]ου Ἡ̣[φαι]στίω̣[νος Κνι]
6 petalled rosette in circle
(retr, Σ ... 8 April 1954 ... Hellenistic fill over intermediate strosis. Cf. SS 13509 (K 2995) |
| Late Neolithic four-legged vessel. Probably about 1/3 of total leg. Black burnished. Leg swells in complex curve to thigh, narrowing to articulation with body. Deep concavity at top of interior retaining ... Kosmopoulos K series. K 8 78. FIB 594 no.97 |
| Fragment broken all around; from a large krater. A bit of reserved line at the base of the lip is preserved. The heads of two horses and back of neck of third facing left. Eyes and inner drawing in brown ... 21 February 1953 ... Stoa South Area 8-9, layer II, dug intrusion by south foundation, mostly |
Broken through neck; edge of rim missing and handles broken. On front and back, draped female figure, to right.
Orange clay, black glaze much worn. No relief contour. Third triangle, S.W. extension, ... 9 April 1952 ... K 9-10:1 |
| Broken all around; from an oinochoe(?). Nude warrior, preserved from waist to below knees, striding right. On his left arm, a shield, the inner side of which is visible. He thrusts downwards with his spear ... 8 June 1937 ... K-Q 14-17 |
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