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| Wall fragment.
Youth standing left, wearing pilos and chlamys; spear or stuff in his left hand.
Relief contour; a little dilute glaze for details. Good glaze inside.
ADDENDA Danae painter - cf. bell ... 25 April 1957 ... bell krater in Syracuse |
| Complete.
Obverse: head of Athena, left, in Attic helmet, struck off-center to lower left.
Reverse: lower strands of Athena's hair.
Sampi overstruck on bronze coin of Syracuse.
Cf. McClean I, p. 98, 15-17 ... 4 June 1973 ... Syracuse.
Cf. McClean I, p. 98, |
Mouth missing.
Flaring ring foot; concave handle. Narrow body. Drip-ring at junction of body and neck. Reserved: beneath foot and a band round the body, the latter decorated with an added red band, cf ... Early 6th c. B.C ... many places.
Syracuse, from |
Wall fragment from bottom of figured zone. Glaze thin in places on outside. Max. dim. 0.079.
Man (legs from the knees down) to right, facing a woman (feet, a little bit of drapery at break). At the left, ... Ca. 440-430 B.C ... Syracuse 30747 (ARV2 1153, 17; |
Wall fragment from lower part of figured zone. Grainy black glaze on inside, streaked in places. Glaze on outside fired reddish brown. Max. dim. 0.113.
Woman (lower part of chiton and himation, feet) ... Ca. 460 B.C ... Addenda 325); Syracuse 22886 |
Thapsos class skyphos with convex upper body curving sharply in to inward-sloping vertical rim with rounded lip. For general form and decoration, cf. Ithaca R1 (GGP, pl. 20:c) and Thapsos 45825 (Pelagatti ... LG or EPC, according to Hesperia 68.1 ... Syracuse (Pelagatti 1982, no. 4, |
Two non-joining fragments.
Ring foot, lipped, with concave moulding beneath. Thickened rim, sloping inwards, inturned. A fillet on the lowest part of the wall. Decoration inside: enclosed ovules, linked ... 430-420 B.C ... Oxford 1934.296 and Syracuse |
| Draped female figure preserved from waist to ankles.
She wears a chiton, which clings closely to her. Around the lower part of her body she has thrown her heavy himation of which one end is tossed over ... February 1936 ... "Syracuse" type (AS 2009). |
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