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| Collection: | | Corinth | | Type: | | Object | | Name: | | MF 9027 | | Title: | | TERRACOTTA FIGURINE: CLOAKED BOY | | Category Code: | | MF | | Object Number: | | 9027 | | Description: | | Hollow mouldmade running figurine poss. a soldier; folds of chlamys drape down from waist in V-shaped folds in front above knee. Lt. leg is slightly bent forward, round kneecap, well-defined musculature, thick ankle, long toes. A strap for a sandal wraps across the ankle with a round protusion in the center. Figure leaning forward on the balls of the foot giving a sense of movement. Sandal similar to KT25-29.1 and body similar to Cloaked Boy Type I (Hesperia XLIII, p. 212-217, 240 no. 87 pl. 37). | | Decoration: | | White slip covers the drapery. Red paint on drapery, pink paint on exposed leg and brown paint for sandal on the bottom of foot. | | Material: | | Fine pink clay with few small platy angular black, rare small platy angular mudstone, few fine tabular rounded white, and few fine sparkling inclusions | | Munsell Color: | | Clay: 7.5YR 8/4 (pink), Paint: 10R 5/6 (red), 2.5YR 8/4 (pink), and 7.5YR 3/2 (dark brown) | | Condition: | | Fragment. Four joining pieces preserving part of drapery, all of lt. leg and part of lt. foot. White slip and paint preserved throughought piece. Surface has large chipped areas. | | Manufacture: | | F01 M MM | | Dimensions Preserved: | | H. 0.109 | | Period: | | Hellenistic | | Chronology: | | c. 300-250 B.C. stylistically (Hesperia XLIII no. 87) or 220-178 B.C. based on coin of Philip V in well IV. | | Area: | | South Stoa east | | Context: | | NB195 P62 | | Provenance: | | Corinth | | Site: | | Corinth | | City: | | Ancient Corinth | | Country: | | Greece | | References: | | Monument: South Stoa east
Basket: NB195 P62
Notebook Page: NB 195, spread 36 (pp. 61 - 62)
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