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| BRONZE FLOWER-SHAPED CLAMP ... Dellatolas, Petros ... specific view Canon EOS 5D Mark II NB0 P0 ... 2013-01-28 00:00:00+02 ... MF 2012 53 A |
| Isometric drawing of a roof with curved terracotta tiles: pan tiles not wedge shaped ... G. P. Stevens ... PD 1750 ... 1949 ... Hesperia 19 (1950), p. 182, fig. 5. |
| Isometric drawing of a roof with curved terracotta tiles: pan tiles not wedge shaped ... G. P. Stevens ... PD 1750 AMS Horizontal (normal) ... 1949 ... Isometric drawing of a roof with curved terracotta ... shaped. |
| Late Helladic Yellow Minyan ware. The sherds of this group illustrate every grade of quality and workmanship. The clay is fine and well levigated, the surface polished. The color varies in shade from ... 1937 ... Hesperia 6 (1937) p. 558, fig. 13. |
| Black-figured lekythos from Y-Z. The neck and most of the shoulder are missing. In the centre of the scene is a horse to left and behind him stands a figure, apparently female, wearing an outer cloak ... 1937 ... of a cock and heart-shaped ... scene is a horse to left and behind him stands a figure, |
| Black-figured amphora from Y-Z. Most of the vase is covered with a mottled red and black glaze. Above the base is a reserved band with a pattern of rays, and on either side of the body is a reserved panel ... 1937 ... is covered with a mottled ... the base is a reserved band with a pattern of rays, and |
| Middle Helladic black and red monochrome sherds. In fabric the black monochrome ware closely resembles that of Early Helladic Period, but the shapes show less similarity. The sherds vary greatly in color, ... 1937 ... Hesperia 6 (1937), p. 547, fig. 5. |
| Early Helladic sherds. Top row (except second sherd from right): polished ware. The sherds are extremely well made, hard and thin. The clay is of the fine quality and well levigated, and does not contain ... 1937 ... Hesperia 6 (1937), p. 534, fig. 3. |
| Public Standard of Measure from Well M. It is made of heavy fabric, well polished, but unglazed on the outside, and covered with a black glaze on the inside. The outside decoration consists of a band ... 1937 ... 17.5 X 12.5 |
| Prehistoric household ware. Top Left: a lid with a handle extending across it. Other top row fragments: bases of open shallow bowls of varying side. Bases of such bowls are flat, their sides are fairly ... 1937 ... Hesperia 6 (1937), p. 64, fig. 17. |
| Miniature vases from Well M. Top row left to right: Small skyphos with double purple line below the handles and reserved bands above the base and on the underside. Miniature skyphos of the Corinthian ... 1937 ... 17.5 X 12.5 |
| Early Helladic incised ware. In view of the fact that incised ware is rather a rare type of pottery for the Early Helladic pottery it seems unusual to find 15 sherds in this area, especially when the ... 1937 ... a rare type of pottery ... the lid, presumably for a ... rough. The clay is a pinkish |
| Vases from Well M. Top row, left: Skyphos with flat rim, slightly projecting on the outside. Most of the vase inside and outside is covered with a dark brown glaze, but at the height of the handle there ... 1937 ... Hesperia 7 (1938), p. 216, fig. 49. |
| Middle Helladic plain ware. In the same level with the Minyan and mattpainted wares a numer of sherds were found which are rather better than those usually designated as household ware. Much of this ... 1937 ... mattpainted wares a numer of sherds ... of this plain ware has a ... walls, but always a smooth and |
| Middle Helladic Gray Minyan sherds. Some of the sherds are rather thick and the surface rough; some are handmade, but the majority are wheelmade, most of them are thin and the surface has that smooth, ... 1937 ... Hesperia 6 (1937), p. 551, fig. 8. |
| Middle Helladic mattpainted sherds from coarse ware. The clay varies in color from pale to dark buff, light reddish buff and a yellow green. The fabric is coarse and full of gritty particles and sand ... 1937 ... 23.5 X 17.5 |
| Neolithic ware. All neolithic sherds are of good fabric, with a smooth surface, which is not in all cases polished. The clay is of gray or dull red color, black at the core. Even from such small fragments ... 1937 ... 23.5 X 17.5 |
| Household pottery from Well M. This well was dug during the sixth century and was in use until late in that century or possibly slightly later. During that time a great deal of coarse pottery was lost ... 1937 ... 23.5 X 17.5 |
| Two bowls of Turkish times. Two flat bowls decorated with designs in the same technique, were found in the fill close to the church of the Savior. The bowl on the left is a chafing dish with broad flat ... 1937 ... 23.5 X 17.5 |
| Late Helladic I and II ware. The LH I sherds are wheelmade and of excellent fabric. The clay is finely sifted. The sherds are well baked, thin and hard, the surface finely smoothed. It is covered with ... 1937 ... 23.5 X 17.5 |
| Loutrophoros hydria from Y-Z. In the centre of the main zone two female figures stand facing each other holding a large wreath. Their hands and arms are concealed beneath their cloaks, which hang like ... 1937 ... Hesperia 7 (1938), p. 173, fig. 10. |
| Spear-point and arrow heads of iron and obsidian. The iron arrow-heads are flat, with midrib and two flanges. Most of them are provided with a tang which was attached to the shaft, but a few have sockets ... 1934 ... provided with a tang which was attached to the shaft, but a few have sockets. They are, as a |
| Pottery from Well V, dating to the sixth century B.C. Top row left to right: Fragment of black-figured oinochoe with reserved panel decorated with figures. Only rear part of the horse and left leg of ... 1937 ... 23.5 X 17.5 |
| Inv. # AP 1085. Well M; painted pinax. Made of coarse clay of a brick red color, like that common in Attic roof tiles. The back is rough, but the decorated surface is smoothly finished. The top edge ... 1937 ... 23.5 X 17.5 |
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