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Bottom and body fragments and both handles missing. Restored in plaster. Rays, two bands below handle zone. In handle zone, linked scrolls. On lip, two bands. Interior glazed; upper edge of rim reserved ... 17 March-1 April 1936 ... with short strokes.
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| Bowl with vertical ring foot, broad flat resting surface, flat undersurface. Straight flaring body rising at ca. 30 degrees to H00.056, sharply articulated rim H00.033, nearly vertical, with thickened ... Late Byzantine ... rim, curving strokes ... radiating strokes on lip. Clear |
| Bowl with low vertical ring foot, flat resting and under surfaces. Body rising at ca. 45 degrees with slight convex profile to H00.065, nearly vertical tall rim with outward thickened flat lip. White slip ... 12th c ... short strokes in resultant ... brown, short strokes on lip. |
Rim fragment from bowl. Plain rim flat on top. Decoration in dark brown: perpendicular strokes across flat top of rim; on outside, band at top; from it, two vertical bands and a diagonal made of three ... May 1939 ... perpendicular strokes across flat top |
| Nozzle and some of body missing.
On discus, cow left. On rim, two grooves; panels of short strokes and concentric circles. Handle, unpierced, two grooves above and below.
On reverse, within two concentric ... May 1932 ... short strokes and concentric |
Body and rim fragment. Plain rim. Inside, glaze; on upper face of rim, parallel stroke series; outside rim, series of parallel vertical zigzags interrupted by dots. Below, bands, interrupted by a reserved ... 17 March-1 April 1936 ... stroke series; outside rim, |
White Ground. Neck and wall pieces missing. Cylinder; foot in two degrees.
Shoulder: strokes above dotted lotus bud (skipping two). Above scene, double row of dots.
Scene: chariot moving right; wreathed, ... May-June 1954 ...
Shoulder: strokes above dotted |
Floor fragment with start of rim and part of ring base.
Glaze fired greenish; abraded. Max. dim. a) 0.088.
The fragment shows the top of a woman's head in a sakkos, to left.
White: four strokes on sakkos ... Second quarter of the 4th century B.C.? ... strokes on sakkos.
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