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| Lion-head water spout, described from cast: original now in Budapest Museum of Fine Arts no. 4753; cast given in Aug., 2002. 4 rows of mane locks frame head: locks short, upright, grooved and faceted for ... Ca. 350 B.C. |
| Single fragment from the bowl of a stemless cup (thin, shallow). Parts of the head and chest, the upper right arm, and left hand of a woman are preserved. She must have been seated to right, her body in ... 400-380 B.C. |
| Pyramidal loomweight with round bottom, bevelling at one third of height. Sides taper unevenly to a top with trapezoidal profile. Two holes 0.009 from top, Diam. 0.006, 0.009 apart from each other. As ... 400-350 B.C. |
| Profiled sides with round ribbon handles. Slightly profiled ring foot, flat raised circle at center of bottom. Late conventionalizing style Black to orange paint. Band inside rim and halfway down and on ... ca. 350-325 B.C. |
| Lamp with high disk foot with concave undersurface, convex body with max. diam. below median, tapering to narrow rim, articulated by 2 grooves, small fill hole. Floor thick, central cone. Long deep nozzle, ... 2nd half 4th c. B.C. |
Lamp with convex sides, almost vertical. Broad, downward sloping rim with 2 grooves and concave channel around fill hole. Nozzle flat on top. Burning. Black glaze, two scraped grooves around filling ... 390 BC |
Squat body. Upper part of body, neck, and mouth are glazed. Light buff clay Missing parts. Hanndle broken WM West of Corinth likely Κιβουριά cemetery ... Late 4th century B.C. |
Slender body tapering markedly to foot. Upper part of body black glazed. Light buff clay Complete or intact. Complete WM West of Corinth likely Κιβουριά cemetery ... Mid 4th century B.C. |
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