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Fragments from the middle of a pan tile. Purplish buff clay. Lower right corner of stamp preserved, ΑΙΓΙΠΥΡΟΥ series.
Cf. A 1384 (Ο 714)-A 1392 (Ο 722) and A 1393 (Μ 361). Found in 1935 in debris of Burned ... 1948 ... Hesperia 19 (1950), p. 50 (noted). |
| Preserved along one side, which has a raised edge nearly to one end. Other edges broken.
Coarse brick red clay, with buff slip (?).
Near the edge, the mark of the paw of an animal, made in the soft clay ... 3 April 1933 ... Ζ 361 |
| Broken in place by dirt. Nearly complete but badly cracked and warped. Openings in wall, a few chips. Mended from numerous pieces and somewhat restored in plaster.
Flat base, bulging globular body, sloping ... 5 August 1965 ... Leica, 84-217, 84-218, 84-361, 84-438, 84-439, 84-440, Various vi-72, color slide |
| Cyma recta ovolo type. Hollow rectangular portable altar with continuous base-crowning molding sequence (composed of a cyma recta decorated with a two-tier Lesbian leaf pattern in relief), and a flat top ... 1937/03/01 ... Hesperia 1947, 220, p. 53-3; Corinth XII 1952, 126, 130, no. 887, pl. 65; ... NB162 P80 |
Fragment from pan tile preserving part of one lateral flange.
Buff clay, stamped ΑΙΓΙΠΥΡΟΥ on upper surface, retrograde. Right end of stamp preserved.
A 415 series.
Cf. A 478, A 504, A 507, A 541, A 1385 ... 1948 ... and A 1393 (Μ 361). |
| Fragmentary; more than half of the walls preserved, but none of the lip. A large bowl with typical Megarian decoration, to which a base (small ring, perhaps not complete, preserved) and a flaring wheelmade ... 8 March 1933 ... P 1495 ... P 1495 |
| Hawskbeak type. Hollow rectangular portable altar with flat side panels, crude hawksbeak crowning molding, and concave top with pedimental end rail(s). Concavity of top at center line is 0.011. Horizontal ... p.W. 0.073; p.H. 0.164; a.L. 0.206 |
| Four joining fragments (a-d) preserve nearly half of the floor, with part of the low ring foot; two fragments (e-f) give a little of the plain rim and gently curving wall. A fourth fragment (g) appears ... 24 March 1956 ... Agora XXXIV, no. 153, p. 118, ill. 6, 15, fig. 9, pl. 14. |
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