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Mended from many fragments; base and some of body missing. Shape as P 9904 (Φ 307).
White letters (faded) around pot:
Brownish-red clay. Light brownish glaze. Well, containers 72-81, one in 89, one ... 7 April 1937 ... Mended from many fragments; base and some of body missing. Shape as P 9904 (Φ |
Part of wall and a little of rim missing. Restored in plaster. Shape similar to P 14152 (Ω 1008), but slightly smaller and the foot much less flaring.
Indifferent glaze, much peeled.
ADDENDA P 14152: ... 5-6, 17-19 May 1938 ... similar to P 14152 (Ω 1008), ...
ADDENDA P 14152: Plump body; |
Mouth, neck, handle, fragment from shoulder, much of wall and fragment from foot missing. General type as P 24316 (ΣΑ 2526): This is the characteristic general type for the large proportion of the lekythoi ... May-June 1954 ... P 24409 ... P 24409 |
| Lip, neck, top part of handle, and large pieces from the body missing. Banded handle; shoulder ornament: four cross-hatched triangles, then three bands; two patterns; and two bands. Black below. Grave ... 19 February 1936 ... P 6850 ... P 6850 |
| Mended from many pieces; about half the body missing, and much of the neck; the lip fragment does not join. Plump type, on neatly made foot. Fine red clay, gray at surfaces. Decoration in purple and white ... 1 August 1947 ... Leica, XXIX-83, XXXIX-85, VII-97, 97-2-4 |
Handle, part of one side and chips missing; restored in plaster. Small deep Subgeometric cup with somewhat angular wall and out-turned lip. Band handle, from lip to well down on wall. Flat bottom.
Thin ... 17 May 1939 ... ΝΝ:114-115/ΙΔ ... B 21:2 |
| Part of shoulder and neck, with both handles; nothing of rim preserved. Fragment of a neck amphora, probably Panathenaic shape. Short thick handles springing from moulded ridge around middle of neck.
... 9 April 1954 ... P 23815 ... P 23815 |
| Foot of black glazed one-handler?
Incised in reserved central circle on bottom: Small early house walls, north rectangular pit. Leica PD 1153-8h, PD 1190-24 ... 15 May 1939 ... Study Collections-Case No. 141-2/6 |
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