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Fragment of kylix, broken all around. Part of interior medallion preserved: part of head of horse, right; white for mane. Medallion bordered by concentric bands; parts of two preserved, each composed of ... April 1938 ... Hesperia 8 (1939), p. 260, no. 12, fig. 16 ... Agora XXIII, no. 1818. |
Broken all around. From a closed pot, possibly an amphora. A horse and rider right. Preserved are one hand and part of the spear of the rider and part of the neck of the horse. Well, dump; upper gravel ... April 1938 ... Hesperia 8 (1939), p. 260, no. 16, fig. 16 ... Agora XXIII, no. 360. |
Broken all around. Hind-part of one animal and forepart of another. Field crowded with dots. Above, between two black lines, a line in added red. Underside: parts of three black and two red concentric ... 28 April 1938 ... -12.7--12.7m. |
Broken all around. From a sizable closed pot. Part of a Siren right; face and breast preserved; at right, part of an uncertain object (man?). Red for Siren's face, for start of wing behind breast and for ... April 1938 ... P 14051 ... P 14051 |
| Broken all around. Parts of two dancing figures, the left-hand one a man; red for his hair. Above, three narrow glazed bands and part of a zone of tongues, alternately red and black.
Black glaze on interior ... April-May 1938 ... -12.7--12.7m. |
Broken all around. Fragment from upper part of body of closed pot (possibly an amphora); above, start of neck. Athena, left; her face and part of her helmet, shoulder and shield are preserved. White (now ... April 1938 ... -12.7--12.7m. |
Broken all around; two joining fragments preserve part of wall of large open pot. Parts of two zones preserved. In upper, the paw of an animal and a blob rosette. In lower, part of a Siren with outspread ... April-May 1938 ... -12.7--12.7m. |
Side of a skyphos.
Dark dark brown on pale buff.
ADDENDA 2018: Three joining sherds to a medium deep bowl with flaring rim. No other features are preserved.
The exterior decoration consists of a narrow ... LH IIIB2-LH IIIC Early ... Study Collections-Case No. 56-26 |
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