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| Complete. Similar to P 8909 (Χ 58), but the foot more sharply profiled, and the glaze more worn and the clay pinker.
Pergamene Ware.
ADDENDA P 8909: Small bowl with ring foot and no change in curve of ... 9 February 1937 ... N 19:1.1 |
| Mended from many fragments. Nearly complete, fragments missing from body. Side opposite handle heavily burnt and with a flaking surface. Round-mouthed cooking jug with small, flat resting surface, relatively ... 17-18 July 1997 ... Kerameikos V.1, no. 1330. |
| Elongated ovoid body with ring foot, narrow neck, and rounded rim. Wide band handles. Shallow grooves around lower body and on handles.
Buff clay with greenish-yellow surface. Well. Leica, LXI-81 PD ... 5 May 1936 ... ΠΘ:59/ΜΕ ... B 12:1.2 |
Much of body missing, but profile complete. Restored in plaster.
Below handle, a dipinto in black:
Red micaceous clay. Well, container 35, 5th. c. A.D. 907-908 Leica, LXIII-91 ... 5 April 1937 ... M 17:1.8 |
Intact, save minor chips. Rather wide mouth and neck; broad shoulder with groove. Squat body tapering sharply to a small flat bottom. Broad grooved handles, from ridge below lip.
Gritty buff clay; light ... 5 June 1939 ... Agora V, no. M 12, p. 85, pl. 18. |
Most of neck and resting surface of foot missing; filling hole broken in shoulder; otherwise intact. Fusiform one-handled jar of typical reddish-brown micaceous clay.
Black dipinto on body, below handle: ... 1937 ... East Basement-Pottery, Block 20B-1 |
| Three joining fragments of floor and wall. From a Pergamene bowl with recessed base, rounded wall; floor set off from wall by two ridges and a broad groove. At center of floor a device stamp: elongated ... 1951 ... Study Collections-Case No. 163-1 |
| Over half preserved, with two nozzles and base of handle. Third nozzle missing.
Low ring foot with flat resting surface. Resting surface reserved. Underside reserved and miltosed with two glazed circles ... 27 June-5 August 1972 ... Hesperia Suppl. 25 (1992), p. 124, no. 345, pl. 59, fig. 26 ... Agora:Object:Kerameikos XI, nos. 39-40. |
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