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Protogeometric-6th B.C ... ΚΚ |
Square pit in bedrock southwest of the Hephaisteion. Many marble chips from the construction of the temple of Hephaestus were found here together with a large quantity of pottery and other objects ... Ca. 450 B.C.
Ca. 390-380 B.C ... ΚΚ ... ΚΚ:4-6/ΞΗ |
| One side only remains, and that broken away above.
Top rail of throne projects.
Goddess type. Very massive.
Flaky clay fired dark gray at the core; buff on the surface. Marble Chips Pit. 117, 1616 ff ... 13 March 1937 ... ΚΚ ... ΚΚ:4-6/ΞΗ |
| Broken away below waist; chipped elsewhere.
A figure holding a dove to her bosom in her right hand.
Very massive; features indistinct.
Flaky clay fired dark gray at core; buff on surface. Marble Chips ... 13 March 1937 ... ΚΚ 1138 |
Broken away below on right side; inner surface of preserved part much chipped.
A woman 's face preserved only in one eye, the tip of the nose, a heavy roll of hair and a stephane above. Marble Chips Pit ... 13 March 1937 ... ΚΚ 1139 |
Only the left side of the figure remains; head and legs completely gone.
Seated goddess type, arms pressed close to thighs.
Note that the clay was first pressed thin in the mould; then the concavity was ... 13 March 1937 ... ΚΚ 1140 |
The figure above the waist and the left side of the throne are missing.
Left hand pressed close to thigh; right drawn across lap.
Precise modelling. Seated goddess type.
Fine buff clay. Marble Chips Pit ... 13 March 1937 ... ΚΚ ... ΚΚ:4-6/ΞΗ |
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