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Part of lip and wall with one handle.
Broad reserved bands inside; outside, lip and handle-zone reserved, with a glazed line at the level of the handle-attach- ment. The fabric heavy and slightly gray ... 575-550 B.C ... Noted in Hesperia, XXV, 1956, p. 373, under no. 95 (Brann). |
| Part of body with foot attachment. Rays at center; then glaze bands; running scroll pattern; bands; palmettes and lotuses. Shiny black glaze. Fine reddish yellow clay. Fragment. Single frgt., mended from ... ca. 540 B.C ... NB205 P150 ... Brann, Hesperia 25.4, 1956, cat. 83. |
Fragment of a bell krater with some of the lower part of the rim. Narrow reserved band inside. Part of a cloaked youth, left, with a broad fillet of added white.
No relief contour. Surface, modern fill ... 9-14 January 1939 ... P 14316 ... P 14316 ... ΝΝ 10 |
| Megarian bowl with flat bottom, deep convex body. On bottom, medallion with pointed leaf rosette, medallion zone of two concentric circles, corolla of alternating large fronds and small highly stylized ... last quarter 3rd c. - mid 2nd c. BC (Corinth VII.3 p. 164, Agora XXII p. 33-34) ... last quarter 3rd c. - mid 2nd c. BC (Corinth VII.3 p. 164, Agora XXII p |
Fragment from a large closed vase, preserving a bit of a large palmette-and-scroll pattern, with two narrow black bands, and a broad diagonal below. One petal red.
The clay gray as if from burning. The ... 16 March 1934 ... P 3619 ... P 3619 |
| Flat bottom, straight wall; rounded rim. The "overhang" of the lower edge of the rim is caused by rather lumpy clay. Top of rim is flattened. Slight traces of wear on the upper wall. No wheel marks. Medium ... First half of sixth century ... Brann 1956, p. 366, no. 64, pl. 58; Villing & Pemberton 2010, Hesperia 79.4, |
| Six-sided square die. Similar to MF 1323 (Corinth XII, p. 222, no. 1744, pl. 100), MF 2001 11. Value of each of six sides indicated by two concentric circles made with a compass; values placed in the ... Roman type of dice, according to Corinth XII, p. 218 ... MF 2005 10 ... 10 |
| Preserves nude giant kneeling on his left leg, resting his left hand on a squarish rock, most of which is preserved. His right hand holds a tree branch above his head. His right leg was probably bent strongly ... 2nd quarter of 2nd c. A.C. according to Corinth IX p.4-5 ... T 10 ... 10 |
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