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| Lamp with flat bottom, ovoid body with max. diam. below median, contracting to broad overhanging rim that projects on exterior and forms raised lip, and slants down toward fill hole. Large nozzle, top ... 2nd-3rd quarter 6th c. BC, according to Howland ... LAMP BRONEER TYPE II, AS HOWLAND TYPE 12A |
| Megarian type sima with flat soffit, tall fascia (H00.077) broken at start of torus; preserved at upper break is partof surface from hollow interior of torus. Faces slipped. Broad red-brown stripe W00.051 ... to early 5th ? ... FS 52 ... 52 |
| Lamp with flat bottom, globular body tapering to downcurved rim, small fill hole. Long nozzle, flat on top with sizeable wick hole at tip. Large lug to lt. of handle. Dull black glaze over all, streaky ... Hellenistic ... CORINTHIAN LAMP BRONEER TYPE IX |
| Lamp with concave bottom curving into flaring body with slight convex profile, max. diam. at top, very broad rim horizontal rim, overhanging inside and out, with convex profile; central hump on floor ... second half 6th c. to start of 5th c. BCE ... ATTIC LAMP HOWLAND TYPE 16B |
| Wavy lines on rim.
Plain discus, with central filling hole. Handle solid, triple grooved. Nozzle rounded.
On bottom, double concentric grooves, with five stamped circles.
Reddish-brown glaze.
Red clay ... 17 June 1931 ... L 52 ... L 52 |
| Lamp with angular ring foot, flat resting surface, from which interior of foot slants to center of undersurface without articulation. Angular biconical body with max. diam. at H00.02, narrow fill hole ... Last q. 4th into 2nd q. 3rd BC ... H00.036 D00.077 |
| Mended from numerous fragments. Almost complete except for heavy spalling at resting surface and on body around the nozzle. The lug is chipped away. Glaze very worn.
Type 29A (Howland) lamp with pierced ... 3 August 2006 ... Lamp: Type Howland 29A |
| Almost complete, end of nozzle missing and gaps in the bowl, base chipped. Mended from many sherds. Glaze worn under the nozzle.
Raised base with groove at junction with base and second one just below ... middle of the second quarter of the 4th c. B.C. down into first quarter of the 3rd c. B.C ... H. 0.043; Diam. 0.070, (base) 0.046 |
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