Corinth Object: FS 951
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Object
Name:   FS 951
Title:   PAINTED SIMA
Category:   Architecture
Category Code:   FS
Object Number:   951
Description:   From a terracotta sima with painted decoration on its face. The undersurface has a triangular ridge running the width of the fragment. NOTE: See Corinth FS 466, FS 467. Potters' Quarter, Corinth XV, ii, pl. 58; Cf. le Roi, Delphes II, Top et Arch., pl. 10, but with added horiz. band zone.
Decoration:   Lower border (above a narrow horizontal light band). A single guilloche in red, edged with narrow light bands (background) and incised with compasses; above this a series of red Doric leaves against the light ground, giving the effect of a series of three narrow light bands running vertically with plain red areas between them.
Material:   Pinkish-buff clay with coarse inclusions; cream yellow slip and red paint.
Condition:   Fragment. Fragmentary; lower surface preserved.
Dimensions Preserved:   H. 0.12, W. ca. 0.18, Th. 0.088
Period:   Archaic (7th-6th c.)
Chronology:   mid 6th BC?
Area:   Anaploga
Context:   NB246 B36 P142
Bibliography:   Cited Winter Archterr
Site:   Anaploga
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Publication: Winter, Greek Architectural Terracottas: ... 1994
Monument: Anaploga
Image: bw 1962 092 23
Basket: NB246 B36 P142
Notebook Page: NB 246, spread 76 (p. 141)