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Fragment of bowl preserving handle with horns.
Decorated with vertical lines; a band at the rim and lines below; a band inside.
Subgeometric style. Geometric area outside house; from area A-C, southern ... 27 April 1932 ... Hesperia 2 (1933), p. 584, no. 184, figs. 46-47. |
| Bowl with tall flaring stem foot, shallow convex body. White slip over all. On interior, elaborate, incised tondo with 5-petal rosette, each petal consisting of inturned, spikey tendril, with tendrils ... Late Byzantine, context late 13th to poss. early 14th c ... Between 2.5YR 5/6 and 5YR 5/6 |
Rolled rim slightly projecting; flaring ring foot. A single glaze band around the wall; the glaze firm and lustrous.
Similar to 1750 but more carefully made; typical for the middle of the 6th century ... Context ca. 575-525 B.C ... Agora XII, no. 1751 ... AV 12.1751 |
Fragment. Number lapsed. Joins I-594C ... according to Corinth 8.2 ... Fragment. Number lapsed. Joins I-594C. |
| See I-1465-A. See I-1465-A. inscribed. One line in Latin: […]LIB IN[…] Fine white marble. Fragment. Single frgt., broken all around and preserving few letters ... mid 3rd c. according to Corinth 8.3 ... See I-1465-A ... See I-1465-A. |
| Thin marble revetment with inscription, rear smoothly finished. Letters fairly well cut. Horizontal guidelines scratched on inscribed surface. inscribed. Two lines in Latin. See Corinth 8.3 for full restoration ... mid-1st c. AD, according to Corinth 8.3 ... [-]S[-]
2nd: [-]IV[-] |
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