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| The open end of a plain epinetron preserved, with slightly flaring double-grooved rim. Restored in plaster. Two holes in center of curve, just inside rim.
Light brown clay. Covered inside and out with ... 19 March 1937 ... Mercati (2003), no. C12, p. 152. |
| Made up largely complete from sherds and P 9754. Part of the neck and shoulder of a storage amphora.
Painted on shoulder in black:
Cf. P 9794. Well, mouth fill, 3rd. c. Leica, 7-192 PD 1133-8(Hc 2) ... 30 March 1937 ... Pottery |
Composed of two pieces from different though con- temporary deposits, the length measured from P 26177, a complete handle.
Double rolled handle with loop at end. The bowl dipped, the handle unglazed ... 425-400 B.C ... Length as reconstructed, 0.22; H. of bowl as preserved 0.033. |
Wall fragment.
Amphoriskos. Thin fabric with a few white bits, the core black, the surfaces red and covered outside with a pinkish orange slip. Decoration in red, black and white: bands, and a double ... red, black and white: bands, and a double lotus motif in ... E., IV, 3, fig. 24, 20. See |
Missing rim, fragments of base, and most of lower part of body, restored in plaster. Spreading ring foot with low bevel at the bottom; flat resting surface of varying width; inner face of foot rises in ... May-June 1951 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Jug | Narrow-Necked | Imported |
| The lower part of the cup is preserved, with a small bit of the rim; also part of one handle, which does not join. Low ring foot; cup stamped inside with ovule pattern in a circle, surrounded by alternating ... 1 March 1932 ... Black Glaze Stemless Cup: Type C and Stamped |
Missing fragments of rim and handle and about half body and base; restored in plaster. Plain flat bottom. Rounded body. Narrow vertical neck. Broadly flaring rim with deep outside edge, inturned at the ... May-June 1951 ... Pottery |
| One group of seven joining fragments plus another of four preserve about half the rim and neck; restored in plaster. Broad flat rim projecting toward the outside; its outer edge is moulded as Doric hawksbeak ... May-June 1951 ... Hesperia 22 (1953), pl. 37, no. 128. |
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