APC Image: AK 0987: Left: Same as AK 0986. Right, left: Fragment from the thickest part of the side where it joins with the neck (from a jug?). Athena, a woman, and Hermes: the Judgment of Paris. The upper part of the heads of Athena (helmet, spear) and the woman (bud-tiped staff), and the top of the caduceus of Hermes remain. Above, the tongues of the upper border. Third quarter of the sixth century B.C. Right: Fragment of a thin walled vase with very pronounced curve at the point immediately below the ground line of the scene. A woman striding to right. Part of the lower hem of her peplos; the tip of one foot appears at the left. Two fragments of a vase in the Acropolis collection (2234) with a very similar curve are called psykter fragments by Langlotz.