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| Hemispherical bowl. Body: at bottom row of fronds; above, row of rosettes in high relief. Dull black glaze over all. Fine buff clay. Fragment. Single frgt., lower body. C26 MM ... Hellenistic ... C |
| Plate with low flaring foot, rather deep body. Interior: large medallion within yellow border of man, frontal, with hands raised in prayer, wearing yellow turban and short blue-green tunic with full sleeves ... Coins found with this ware points to a date in the 12th c. but there is as yet an insufficient quantity of material on which to base a sound date for it. (Corinth XI p69 n369) ... C 1937 62 ... 62 |
| Pitcher with flat bottom, ovoid body, curving into wide neck with ridge at mid height, outward thickened squared rim. Neck and rim pinched for missing spout. Vertical strap handle attached to max. diam ... 13th c ... C16 |
| Fragment from a dinos with a horizontal outturned rim. On the inside of the mouth, a ship sails right. On the sail, three long oblique lines, which indicate a pair of brailing lines and the leech of the ... Last quarter of the 6th c. B.C ... Archaic (7th-6th c.) ... Last quarter of the 6th c. B.C. |
| Bowl with widely flaring, hollow stem foot, hemispherical body, plain rounded lip. Incised-Sgraffito (Medallion-Style), as Corinth XI, cat. no. 1436, fig. 125. Thick white slip on interior and overlapping ... c. 1170-1200 (G.Sanders) ... C 1934 62 ... 62 |
| Vessel with low flaring ring foot with echinoid walls. Similar to C-1936-487 (Corinth 11). White slip on interior. Incised designs on interior. Red dots painted on incised designs on interior. Coarse thick ... 1938/02/07 ... C 1938 62 ... 62 |
| Mould made bowl with flat resting surface and convex wall. Medallion: radiating ferns, 2 concentric circles. Corolla: alternating small and large triangular ferns. Between larger ones, tips of triangular ... 1926/06/01;1926/06/04 ... C |
| Thin terracotta plaque with flat faces, front and back, bevelled right edge, straight lower edge. Dark brown wide band (Th. 0.010) along edges of front face, two male naked (?) figures moving right. Incision ... 2002/07/30 ... Archaic (7th-6th c.) |
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