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Equal sides. Sharp corners.
Stamp on bottom: seated female figure, draped, head bent downward. (See PNW 61 and PNW 62). A woman is seated facing right, her head bent downward, her arms hinging sharply ... 1932 |
Corner broken off. Equal sides.
Stamp on top: stamp similar to W60, but apparently not identical. The impression is very similar to W60 but was not made by the same ring. Neither end is pointed, and the ... 1931 |
Stamp: similar to W 60 and W 61, but not identical. It is narrower than either, and smaller than W 60. The woman's head is less inclined. She may be holding a staff in her left hand - this is not certain ... 1931 |
Top broken off. Equal sides.
Stamp on side (near bottom): Sphinx (?) The impression is quite indistinct and may not be a sphinx at all, but it is hard to see what else it could be. It faces right, its ... 1932 |
Unequal sides, two suspension holes. Edges worn.
Stamp on top: sphinx (?) This weight is probably later than 350 BC. It is unusually large, and the top is rounded off unlike the usual pyramidal weights ... 1931 |
Equal sides. Almost vertical.
Stamp on top: dolphin (?). A dolphin to left, very schematic. Some indistinguishable object under him. Probably made by a metal ring.
Glaze: traces of black.
Clay: reddish ... 1931 |
Equal sides.
Stamp on top: fish (?).
Clay: buff, slightly micaceous. Assembly Place, filling of Period III ... 1932 |
Equal sides.
Stamp on top: Griffin (?) to right. The stamp (ring) seems to show a standing figure something like Artemis. The figure faces front, right hand raised, left perhaps holding something, head ... 1932 |
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