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| Immerwahr, S. A ... American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... The finds in the Athenian Agora from the Neolithic and Bronze Ages have added important chronological context to the earliest eras of Athenian history. The bulk of the items are pottery, but stone, bone, ... 1971 |
The wall, so far as preserved, nearly straight, plain lip slightly flattened on top. On outside, a high ridge, nearly vertical and ending in a slight bump at rim, appears to be part of an inverted tailed ... 10-15 June 1937 |
Large fragment from near base of bowl. Panels of parallel stripes inside and out, apparent under the worn surface.
Gritty brown clay, gray at core; red burnished slip inside and out. Θραύσμα από το κάτω ... 5-10 June 1937 |
From the rim of an open bowl with plain lip. Just below lip, a small horizontal handle, scarcely more than a pierced lug, set slightly obliquely.
Gritty brown clay fired gray almost throughout; dull ... 5-10 June 1937 |
Fragment from the wall of a large open vessel with a lug handle, horizontally pierced. From the lower edge of the lug, a raised rib extends downwards not quite vertically.
Gritty brownish clay, gray at ... 7-10 March 1939 |
From the rim and wall of an open bowl with plain lip.
Gritty brown clay, gray at core. Red burnished inside and out, mostly worn away; the white of the vertical stripes inside and out has disappeared ... 6-13 March 1939 |
From a bowl with plain lip and small vertical handle below rim.
Gritty brown clay, mostly fired gray; dark red burnish inside and out. Well 9, Neolithic, upper fill. Leica, 83-519 PD 1200-16 ... 6-13 March 1939 |
Fragment mended from two pieces, preserving part of plain thin lip. Fairly steep sides; small horizontally-pierced lug a little below lip (piercing not all the way through the lug).
Gritty brown clay, ... 6-13 March 1939 |
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