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Complete circle of bottom preserved, within which a raised letter A.
Part of the sides preserved, with the typical raised dots.
Type XX of Corinth collection.
Cf. Corinth IV, ii, nos. 372-382, pp. 70-73, ... Ca. 50-200 A.D. |
Mended from several fragments; pieces of the body missing.
The discus plain with four small filling holes; wavy lines on rim; the handle solid, grooved above and below. Reverse, within double circular ... Late 4th.-early 5th. century A.D. |
Intact. The surface worn above and below.
The discus probably plain, with four small filling holes. The rim indistinct. Handle solid, grooved above. Reverse indistinct.
Buff clay, unglazed.
Type XXVIII ... 5th. century A.D. |
Intact.
Elongated body. Discus plain with four small filling holes. Impressed circles at its edge. On the rim, herringbone. The handle solid; single groove below, rather pointed. On the reverse, a palm ... 400-450 A.D. |
End of nozzle at right broken away. Otherwise intact.
Discus plain with four small filling holes. Rim, herringbone. Handle, solid; grooved above and below. Reverse, within double oval grooves, a palm branch ... 5th. century A.D. |
Mended from four pieces. Handle and end of nozzle missing.
The black glaze much flaked on the exterior.
Type 25A of Agora collection, type VII of Corinth collection.
Cf. Agora IV, nos. 267-284, pp ... 370-275 B.C. |
| Intact save minor fractures.
Flat top, with double groove near outer edge. Broad, flat topped nozzle. Straight sides. Nearly flat bottom with single groove.
Black glaze except on part of bottom.
Type ... 350-300 B.C. |
Nozzle and about one-third of the body missing.
Shape similar to L 1427 and L 1521 (high straight sides rounding below into a flat bottom; no base. Flat top with central filling hole; two grooves near ... 4-8 May 1934 |
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