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| Immerwahr, S. A ... American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... The finds in the Athenian Agora from the Neolithic and Bronze Ages have added important chronological context to the earliest eras of Athenian history. The bulk of the items are pottery, but stone, bone, ... 1971 |
| Complete. Small sub-Neolithic jar with high foot, deeply concave below. Round body; wide mouth with more or less vertical rim and plain lip. Two small horizontally pierced lugs high on shoulder.
Brownish ... 17 June 1937 |
| One projecting end preserved, the opposite end broken and the third projecting member broken at end and back. From a handle(?), stand(?), or figurine(?).
Gritty pinkish clay, gray at core; traces of ... 16-17 June 1937 |
Small plaque, broken at both ends; from one of the edges of the long sides, two attachments have been broken away. The back is quite rough; the face decorated with a pattern of incised lines.
Brown clay, ... 16-17 June 1937 |
| Stump of thick handle, and about one-third of shallow bowl preserved.
Brown clay, gray at core; fire-blackened below. Well K, upper filling. Leica, 83-494 ... 24-26 April 1937 |
From a small straight-sided pot, a long narrow handle, horizontally pierced and attached at rim.
Brown clay, mostly fired gray; traces of red slip inside and out. Well 9, Neolithic, upper fill. Leica, ... 6-13 March 1939 |
Appears to preserve full height of the slightly flaring high mouth and plain lip of a jar. Incised oblique lines on outside.
Coarse gritty brown clay, largely fired black. Well 9, Neolithic, upper fill ... 6-13 March 1939 |
Broken all around. Part of top of vertical band handle. Incised lines on top.
Gritty gray clay. Well 21. 2453 Leica, 83-515 ... 18 April 1939 |
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