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| Lower part of draped figure wearing a garment hanging in straight folds to well above the ankles, and high boots laced up the front.
Rectangular base.
Perhaps Artemis (?).
A few traces of white.
Pinkish ... May 1939 ...
ADDENDA 1953, DBT: This |
| Mended from three pieces; broken at back.
Torso of woman wearing a straight chiton, girded high. Drapery not indicated in back.
Traces of white.
Pink to brown clay.
ADDENDA, D. Burr-Thompson, 1953: Another ... May 1939 ... Hesperia 31 (1962), p. 261, pl. 88, no. 5. |
Wall fragment from near turn of shoulder. Max. dim. 0.039.
The fragment preserves the long, shaggy beard and the chest of a komast or satyr to right. Preliminary sketch.
The proper positioning of the ... Ca. 490-480 B.C ... bis; Addenda 261).
Perhaps |
| Group of larger draped figure and smaller nude figure.
At left of fragment is some drapery belonging to a larger figure. At right is the torso of a nude standing youth. fragmentary.
Very faint traces of ... 12-15 May 1939 ... Hesperia 31 (1962), p. 261, pl. 89, no. 8. |
| The neck and handles broken off. Pointed body ending in a flat base. Groove around shoulder.
Letters on shoulder, in soft clay: Δ Η Μ Ο, written with a rough stick(?).
Gritty buff clay. Unglazed.
ADDENDA ... 10 April 1937 ...
ADDENDA This vase was knocked ... PD 1133-26(F 261), DA 12935 |
A single fragment, broken all around, preserves right eye, nose and some of mouth and mousche.
Slightly under life size.
Buff clay, coarse inside, fine at surface.
ADDENDA 5th. century architectural terracotta ... 27 April 1954 ... surface.
ADDENDA 5th. century |
Inscribed fragment of funerary stele.
Inscribed face and rough picked back preserved.
Face much worn.
Nine letters remain.
Hymettian marble.
ADDENDA This number is wrongly written in Hesperia 29 (1960), ... 2nd. century A.D ... Hesperia 23 (1954), p. 261, no. 60, pl. 55. |
| Fragment a) mended from many pieces; much is missing, including all of the figure from the waist up and from the knees down.
The figure is seated on a large irregular object, perhaps a rock. On her lap ... 12-15 May 1939 ... Hesperia 31 (1962), p. 261, no. 7, pl. 89. |
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