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| Part of handle missing. Rather high ring foot with broad resting surface; globular body; shoulder forming continuous curve with neck; round mouth with plain flaring rim; band handle from rim, rising slightly ... 22 April 1954 ... Agora XII, no. 187, fig. 3, pl. 10. |
| One handle, part of lip and small fragments from wall missing. A round-bottomed pot with sharp angle at shoulder and high flaring lip, flanged inside; two horizontal loop handles, rising vertically from ... 2 February 1937 ... Agora XII, no. 1953, fig. 18, pl. 94. |
| A single fragment preserving not quite half the circumference.
Black glaze, grayed and somewhat peeled, inside and out. Reserved: the resting surface of the ring foot and a line at its upper edge, beneath ... August-September 1932 ... Agora XII, no. 891. |
Handle, top and start of sides preserved. Handle and top decorated by large dots of black glaze; at the top of the sides, a black band bordered by bands of added red, as P 2609. Inside unglazed.
Cf ... August-September 1932 ... Study Collections-Case No. 127-2/6 |
Broken all around. Fragment of the steep wall, its inner surface corrugated with a comb-like instrument up and down and in bands horizontally.
Cf. Agora XII, no. 1853.
Cf. Agora XXXIII, no. 358. Well ... 1933 ... G 13:4.2 |
Terracotta sima with bearded face in profile to left, similar to NB141 P092 Fragment. Single frgt., broken at top, right, and likely at bottom and left. Found east of track, i.e. close to Well XII- ca ... 1934/06/01 ... Epigraphiko, bay 55, shelf 2 |
Mended from three pieces. Shape similar to P 2597. Reserved, the space within the base which is decorated with two concentric glazed circles and a central dot.
Firm glaze, slightly grayed.
Cf. Agora ... August-September 1932 ... Agora XII, no. 902. |
| Cast silver finger ring with narrow hoop, semicircular in section, widening to a thickened bezel with oval face, flat on top. For parallels, see Corinth XII Finger rings Type G. Silver Complete or intact ... 1st half of 13th cent. A.C. context ... parallels, see Corinth XII Finger |
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