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| Revetment consisting of part of a large Ionic capital: fragment from the echnus; at bottom, somewhat battered bead and reel. Narrow fillet, above which band with egg and dart: one pointed egg, dart, start ... 1935/04/24 ... part of a large Ionic ... a black substance ... or sandstone see A |
| A single fragment preserving part of the shoulder and lower neck of a volute-krater. The interior of the neck is glazed, but what remains of the shoulder is not. On the exterior, in the lower zone, on ... 520-500 B.C ... NB116 P154 |
| Complete except for chips. Mended from six pieces. Plain shaft, without flutes, Ionic rather than Corinthian because of presumed association with capital formed in area (A 4434 and A 4435). On either side, ... August 1972 ... Hesperia 44 (1975), p. 341, n. 13. |
| Two T-clamps at each end, but only one at each end visible; lengths 0.13m., 0.128m.; heads (?), 0.085m.; depths 0.045m., 0.042m.
Thorikos marble.
From same series as A 4603 (Ι 1743) - A 4605 (Ι 1745), ... 11 March 1981 ... series as A 4603 (Ι 1743) - A 4605 (Ι 1745), A 4607 (Ι 1747) - A 4610 (Ι 1750). |
| Originally two T-clamps at each end, but one is hidden and the other two broken away; length 0.128m.; head 0.08m.; depth 0.055m
Thorikos marble.
From same series as A 4603 (Ι 1743) - A 4606 (Ι 1746), A ... 11 March 1981 ... A 4607 ... A 4607 |
| Broken all around. Fragment from a pan tile.
Dull red glaze on concave side. On the corner side (unglazed) part of a circular stamp, with a horse in relief: head and one foreleg preserved.
Light brown ... 30 July 1947 ... De Domenico (2015), p. 62, no. T79, pl. 16. |
| From a pitcher with a rope handle and slender neck. Black on pale buff.
ADDENDA 2018: Two sherds mended into a single fragment from a small jug with flaring, slightly hollowed lip, and a single, vertical ... LH IIIC Middle-Late ... Hesperia 8 (1939), p. 394, fig. 75,e. |
| Head of a female figurine with a veil framing the face over a pointed coiffure.
The nose is chipped.
The veil hangs in folds above the brow and is brought down on either side of the face so that it nearly ... 22 June 1931 ... AgoraPicBk 26 (2006), p. 44, fig. 58 ... Hesperia 2 (1933), p. 187, fig. 3, no. 8. |
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