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| Part of a lyre; to the right, uncertain objects.
Letters in added color, red(?): 6th.-5th. c. B' building fill. Leica, 92-15-17 ... 9 April 1935 ... Part of a lyre; to the right, uncertain objects.
Letters in added color, red(?): |
| Fragment from medallion of a cup. Woman to right, left arm raised. Relief contour throughout.
ADDENDA Recalls the Euergides P. (JDB 1953). Clearing north edge of poros drain of Tholos; floor of archaic ... 27 April 1950 ... Fragment from medallion of a cup. Woman to right, left arm raised. Relief |
| From the medallion of a kylix with zigzag dot border. A youth's head, right. Hanging in the field, an uncertain object. Relief contours. The glaze peeled in part. 'Street' deposit. Leica, IV-19 ... 19-23 March 1936 ... Red Figured And White Ground | Cups | Type Uncertain |
| From near center of floor of cup; start of stem preserved. Face and shoulders of nude male right.
Clay fired gray. Rather metallic black glaze on back.
ADDENDA Heraion Painter [JDB, 1957]. From "worthy ... 1937-1939 ... Red Figured And White Ground | Cups | Type Uncertain |
Floor fragment. Max. dim. 0.044.
I, woman (head with sakkos, shoulders) to right. Behind her neck:
Preliminary sketch. Relief contour. Dilute glaze: muscles. Red: inscription.
Compare the Painter of ... Ca. 510-500 B.C ... Red Figured And White Ground | Cups | Type Uncertain |
| Part of a draped figure holding lyre in left hand and plectrum in right. Red for the string of the plectrum. Relief contour. "Worthy sherds from unworthy places." Box 29c. Leica ... 1937 ... Red Figured And White Ground | Cups | Type Uncertain |
| Fragment from medallion, surrounded by reserved ring. One foot running right, and ends of drapery, preserved. Relief contours. Well 2. Leica ... 20 March-5 April 1935 ... Red Figure Cup Fragment |
Wall fragment with handle root. Chips on inside. Max. dim. 0.042.
I, uncertain subject. What remains seems to be part of a serpent, the end of its tail, overlapping something painted brown, probably a ... Probably second quarter of the 5th century B.C ... uncertain subject. What remains |
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