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| Scores of fragments were found. Some of the pieces have been made up into two panels. The rest are stored in a tray.
The plaster is of three colors, red, black and a stippled white. Enough is preserved ... 11 December 1953 |
| One end preserved, with anathyrosis. Surface of corona roughened apparently to receive color, for slight trace of red is visible.
Full height preserved; the mason's mark Ε (other letters broken away) incised ... 5 April 1933 |
| Fragmentary but rim preserved at one point with trace of handle. Low bowl with high base ring and slightly everted lip. Resting surface grooved.
Glaze mottled red to black and worn. Reserved band at junction ... 16 July 1953 |
| Mended from many pieces; much of rim and some of floor missing. Restored in plaster. Ring foot, heavily grooved beneath. A light groove also around inner and outer edges of floor.
Glazed all over, except ... 16 July 1953 |
| For a pyxis of type D.
On top a wheel.
On underside, incised before glazing (Π):
No relief contour. North end of Stoa Terrace, from bottom of pit below the floor of a house between the foundation for ... 18 August 1953 |
| Fragment from wall, broken all around.
Running spiral design with crosses in angles. Heavy projecting molding above.
Russet micaceous clay.
Note: the general context was late 4th c. B.C., but it included ... 25 August 1953 |
| Much broken and some fragments missing. High base ring; deep bowl; incurved rim.
Glaze chiefly red both inside and outside. Filling of south outer foundation of Square Building, area of Stoa Piers 10-11 ... 25 August 1953 |
| Much of wall missing. Broad foot; shallow open bowl; inturned rim.
Mottled glaze, much flaked, not covering resting surface. Filling of south outer foundation of Square Building, area of Stoa Piers 10-11 ... 25 August 1953 |
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