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Dull red glaze.
Like Brann O 19 ... LG IIA ... Hesperia Suppl. 16 (1975), no. 267, p. 64, pl. 22. |
Black glaze fired red in places.
A close parallel to Brann 153, the earliest Corinthiasizing kotyle found in the Agora; for its profile, see Hesperia 29, 1960, p. 408, fig. 4 ... LG IIA ... Brann 153, the earliest ... Hesperia 29, 1960, p. 408, fig. |
Several joining fragments give full profile.
On medallion, large head of Athena Parthenos facing; rope border; scraped groove across it.
Around medallion, double row of small leaves.
On wall, large standing ... 20 February 1953 ... P.H. 0.092 |
| Bolster krater with moulded flaring ring foot, flat resting surface, domed undersurface, hemispherical body, flat rim with rounded lip, bolster handles set on upper wall, just below rim, only one hanlde ... Corinthian bolster krater ca. early to third quarter of 3rd c. B.C. Decoration (Athenian): second quarter 3rd c. to first quarter 1st c. B.C ... C 2005 22 ... 22 |
| On rim, vine pattern.
Discus, plain, with central filling hole, four air holes.
Handle, solid, double grooved.
On base, almond-shaped grooves, palm branch and stamped circles.
Unglazed.
Red clay.
Type ... 16 June 1931 ... Corinth IV, ii, p. 105, fig. 49, p. 2 ... Agora VII, no. 2607, p. 184, pl. 41. |
Part of lip and wall with one handle.
Broad reserved bands inside; outside, lip and handle-zone reserved, with a glazed line at the level of the handle-attach- ment. The fabric heavy and slightly gray ... 575-550 B.C ... Noted in Hesperia, XXV, 1956, p. 373, under no. 95 (Brann). |
| Part of body with foot attachment. Rays at center; then glaze bands; running scroll pattern; bands; palmettes and lotuses. Shiny black glaze. Fine reddish yellow clay. Fragment. Single frgt., mended from ... ca. 540 B.C ... NB205 P150 ... Brann, Hesperia 25.4, 1956, cat. 83. |
Roughly rectangular long lead weight with a squared shaft. Tapers towards top where a small circular suspension hole pierced bilaterally; tapers at the bottom to a small rounded point. Similar to MF 11463, ... dated based on context to 5th to 8th c. AD ... HE 22 ... 22 |
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