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| Broad smooth area above low relief and narrow right edge frame three figures in low relief.
Young man in mantle, in three-quarter turn to the left, clasps hand with probable seated figure on left (not ... 22 August 1977 ... low relief.
Young man in ... overlapped by young man.
Relief ... young man on right.
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| A youth with flowing locks facing slightly to the proper left. The type is that of 'Eubouleus'.
Unfinished: areas to be drilled left rough.
Seven measuring points: two in hair over temples, one in chin, ... 25 June 1959 ... Agora XI, p. 78, n. 58. |
| Lekythos with thin disk foot, cylindrical body rising from narrow stem. Nearly horizontal shoulder, narrow neck, flaring rim. Vertical strap handle from shoulder to neck. Edge of foot black, top reserved ... 490-480 B.C ... Blegen, Palmer, and Young 1964, Corinth XIII, ... Hesperia 1992, p. 389, n. 13 |
P 19055 a, b
Body (b) mended from ten fragments, lid (a) from thirteen fragments, with most of bottom of body and small parts of lid restored; burning on bottom of body.
Bottom nearly flat. Upper wall ... 325-300 ... pyre: P 19056 (Young 1951b, no. 4:13, p. 119). |
| Plate with vertical ring foot, flat resting surface, flat undersurface. Straight flaring body rising at ca. 20 degrees, curving up to nearly vertical to straight flaring narrow rim with round lip. White ... Morgan: 13th c ... Morgan: 13th c. |
Mended from four pieces; slightly burned.
Slightly concave underside with string marks. Wall concave near base.
Reddish yellow fabric (ca. 7.5YR 6/6); unglazed.
Similar: P 18461--P 18463 (Young 1951b, ... 300-250 ...
Similar: P 18461--P 18463 (Young 1951b, nos. 13:17--19, p. 130, ... P 18603 (Young 1951b, |
Mended from sixteen fragments, with two areas restored; burned.
Small, slightly concave bottom with string marks. Very thin wall, slightly concave above base. Hard, pinkish gray fabric (7.5YR 6/2) with ... 290-250 ... Young 1951b, no. 13:22, p. 130. |
| Part of the mouth and nose have been broken off as has the left ear.
The neck is sufficiently preserved to show that the head is turning left. The roughly chiseled back may be original and the head perhaps ... 500-450 B.C. (?) ... Agora XI, no. 92, pp. 29-30, pl. 13. |
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