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[Corinth Object] C 1937 2395: MOLDED RELIEF BOWL: FIGURED

Bowl with hemispherical body. Body: two goats rearing in opposite directions; beneath goat at rt. an unintelligible dog-like object. Red glaze over all. Fine reddish yellow clay. Fragment. Single frgt., ... Hellenistic

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[Corinth Object] C 1937 2420: NORTH ITALIAN BROWN-PAINTED FRANKISH BOWL

Bowl with low vertical ring foot, narrow flat resting surface, flat undersurface. Deep convex body, oblique outturned rim with squared lip. White slip on interior, over which brown painted decoration: ... ? Frankish ?

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[Corinth Object] C 1937 3012: BYZANTINE SGRAFFITO PLATE

Plate with low vertical ring foot, flat resting surface, flat undersurface. Shallow, wide-flaring body with convex profile. White slip on interior. Sgraffito decoration: central tondo: hare to rt. with ... Context mid 13th c.

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[Corinth Object] C 1937 3014: CORINTHIAN TYPE A STAMPED AMPHORA HANDLE

Vertical handle of Corinthian A transport/storage amphora, attached to shoulder; handle round at base, flattening very slightly to oval at upper break. Streaky wash on interior fired buff. stamp. Stamp ... 4th c. B.C. ? Context Early Roman

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[Corinth Object] C 1937 3015: CLOSED VESSEL WITH OUTLINE STYLE HEAD

Fragment, possibly from shoulder, of closed vessel with slight convex curve on longitudinal axis. Decorated in outline style in light red-brown paint: head of woman in profile to rt.: curly hair pulled ... 5th cent. B.C., context 13th c.

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[Corinth Object] C 1937 3016: BYZANTINE CLEAR-GLAZED BRAZIER

Brazier with shallow flaring bowl, projecting from stand, juncture with which preserved; heavy moulded rim consisting of large torus moulding, projecting round lip. Vertical strap handle attached to base ... 9th c. A.C.

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[Corinth Object] C 1937 1249: GREEN AND BROWN PAINTED III BOWL

Bowl with low ring foot, flat undersurface, streight, flaring lower body. White slip on inner surface. Decoration as described by Morgan (Corinth XI, no. 476): "solid triple spiral device in the centre ... Last quarter 12th century (Sanders 2003)

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[Corinth Object] C 1937 1291: LATE BROWN PAINTED OINOCHOE NECK

Small pitcher or jug with short neck with slightly concave profile. White slip on exterior, brown spots in vertical rows. Moderately light brown clay. Fragment. Single frgt., neck. C70 ... Context Frankish

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[Corinth Object] C 1937 1293A: GREEN-BROWN PAINTED BOWL

Bowl with flaring ring foot, , rounded resting surface, rounded undersurface, deep convex body. Note: doesn't go with B, C, profiles of which straighter. Thin slip on interior, over which green-brown ... Context Frankish

[Corinth Object] C 1937 1293B: GREEN-BROWN PAINTED BOWL

Deep bowl with straight flaring body, rising at ca. 45 degrees to H00.045 below lip, turning sharply up to nearly vertical tall rim, tapered lip. Note: C 1937 1293A from another vessel. White slip on interior ... 1937/09/25

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[Corinth Object] C 1937 1293C: GREEN-BROWN PAINTED BOWL

See C 1937 1293B. Note C 1937 1293A from a different bowl. Fragment. Four joining frgts., preserving upper body to rim, ca. 1/4 circumference ... 1937/09/25

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[Corinth Object] C 1937 1294: GREEN-BROWN PAINTED BOWL

Large bowl with slightly flaring, tall rim with concave profile, tapered lip. Pale slip on interior and overlapping lip; broad brown vertical band descending from lip, flanked by groups of at least 3 narrow ... 1937/09/25

[Corinth Object] MF 7281: GLASS RECTANGULAR JUG

Fragment. Several fragments, not mended. Possibly belong to multiple jugs ... 1937/09/25

[Corinth Object] MF 7284: GLASS DEBRIS

Drawn glass cane, possibly a foot? Cylindrical, with pinched tool marks near one end from drawing out while molten. The pinched end is globular, and the non pinched end is broken off from larger piece ... From context

[Corinth Object] MF 7285: GLASS CUP

Cup or beaker. Straight plain rim, probably wheel-cut. Convex body; shape of base and foot unknown. Exterior: wide (0.004) horizontal groove 0.001 below lip. Two shallower, narrow grooves 0.0021 below ... By context