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| Jaw, nose and left ear missing; broken behind. Chips of hair missing. Top of sima preserved behind. Three rows of flame locks blown forward. Light red clay with bits in it; light smooth finish on face ... 6 May 1953 |
Mended from two pieces. Broken at top, right and back; cracked; front much battered.
Floral decoration in relief; red background. Maeander painted in red on lower fascia. On back, near original left end ... 1953 |
Fragment from lower part, broken at back and right side; small chips from front.
Most of the upright spirals and the between them hanging flower preserved. Below, the signature: ΗΡΑΚΛΕΙΔΟΥ.
Red clay. No ... 1953 |
Broken all around. Left eye and part of forehead of lion's head spout. Orange brown clay. White on eyeball, red near center. Red paint of eyebrow, on which the hair is modeled.
Somewhat similar to A 2306 ... 14 May 1953 |
Part of forehead, eye and nose of a brightly painted gorgoneion.
Red clay with bits. Red, white and black paint preserved.
Cf. A 2296 (ΜΣ 734). Well A, from dump. 1086 Leica ... May 1953 |
| Broken all around. Part of ear, hair and edge of face preserved. Tip of ear and of locks missing. Brownish buff clay; fine cream colored surface for face. Yellow paint on hair.
(Not same series as other ... 2 June 1953 |
| a) Intact except for inset flange, which is in fragment b) cemented to it.
b) Joins a). Has inset flange of a), inside. Much white cement visible at joints.
Cf. A 2411 (Σ 2837) and A 1686 (Σ 1403). Early ... 11 December 1953 |
| At one end, part of the next pipe remains attached. The two fastened with white plaster.
Cf. A 1686 (ΣΑ 1403), A 2411 (ΣΑ 2837) and A 2413 ( ΣΑ 2889). One of the intake pipes leading into the cistern ... 1 April 1954 |
| Part of one pipe and the start of the next one. The two fastened together with lead. The original intake pipe leading into the west end of the passage of the cistern; Stoa Terrace opposite Piers 11-12 ... 6 April 1954 |
| Flat base rim. Body tapers quickly and moves in. Broad glaze band at bottom. Pinkish buff clay with bits; gray core, light surface; black glaze mostly peeled. Seventh century well below east part of Odeion ... July 1946 |
Small fragment of a heavy pan tile with a little of one finished edge and the step along the joint. Coarse pink fabric; smooth cream slip, a single letter, Κ (kappa), stamped on one face before slipping ... 29 May 1954 |
| Two joining fragments preserved tile of Laconian type. Dull red glaze on convex side, somewhat worn along one side and on one end. Well below Stoa gutter at 9.00m. to bottom. Leica PD 2819-9 ... 9 June 1954 |
| Corner fragment of a curved pan-tile, in two joining pieces. Painted red on top surface and unglazed below, with stamped impression of a large palmette on the underside. Coarse pinkish buff clay. Destruction ... 27 May 1954 |
| Broken all around. Fragment from a pan tile of Laconian type. Fine buff clay covered on upper surface with deep red glaze. Incised in upper surface.
Square Building fill, area of Piers 21, 22. 3756, 4006 ... 3 June 1954 |
| Angular cover tile of Corinthian type. Largely complete but broken and mended. Buff clay with yellow slip. To west of Bouleuterion Propylon, on floor below Layer V: context of second half of 4th century ... 16 July 1954 |
Broken at top, bottom and back; petals chipped.
Alternating red and black (?) petals above a double spiral; ground cream. Clay yellowish buff with red bits. Exhibited in Stoa Shop XXI. Reported missing, ... 26 may 1954 |
| An architect's or mason's drawing, on black on half a brick, of a Cufic design, evidently for use in the masonry of the church. In wall of the Church of the Holy Apostles. Leica, LXX-100 ... 31 December 1954 |
| Mended from many fragments, few chips missing. Standard archaic water pipe with short tongue and flat-topped flange at upper end, long tongue and open flange at lower end. Carefully cut oval setting hole ... March 1956 |
Dipinti; graffiti on flanges. Archaic.
Same series as A 2600 (Τ 3586).
For discussion of dipinti and graffiti see notebook p. 6157.
Finished Found in position in the archaic pipe line that fed the Southeast ... March 1956 |
Dipinti; graffiti on flanges. Archaic.
Same series as A 2600 (Τ 3586).
Cf. picture, notebook p. 5454 (M.C. notes however that she never could see a trace of the upper half of the pipe itself.)
For discussion ... March 1956 |
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