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| Howland, R. H ... American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... The author has used the trustworthy chronological data supplied by the scientific excavation of “closed deposits” at the Athenian Agora to build a continuous series of lamp types from the 7th century B.C ... 1958 |
Part of nozzle and a bit of body preserved.
Concave or flat bottom; rounded wall with low shoulder ending in plain lip.
Unglazed; pared. Unbridged nozzle.
Hard fine clay, pinkish to brown.
Type 15 of ... 23 May-3 June 1938 |
About half preserved, with a bit of the nozzle, and one handle attachment.
Bottom slightly concave; rounded profile with high shoulder; narrow slightly raised rim; horizontal strap handle. Unbridged nozzle ... 23 May-3 June 1938 |
Part of nozzle and body preserved.
Flat bottom, rounded profile with low shoulder, plain slightly flattened rim. Unbridged nozzle.
Unglazed and "pared".
Hard, brittle, fine clay, reddish-pink; gray at ... 23 May-3 June 1938 |
Small fragment of rim and wall and start of bottom.
Slightly raised base (?), wall straight and flaring a little; rim flat, projecting inwards.
Black glaze on lower wall inside and for a narrow and a broader ... 23 May-3 June 1938 |
Nozzle chipped. Miniature lamp.
Flat slightly raised base, left rough; low sharply rounded wall rising abruptly to plain rim. Short broad unbridged nozzle.
Unglazed.
Pinkish-buff clay.
Type 8 of Agora ... 28 May-16 June 1938 |
| Two joining fragments preserve profile of body.
Rim slightly projecting; wall rounded. Bottom flat.
Glaze on top of rim and on interior.
Type 13 of Agora collection. Well, dump. 870 ff. Leica, VII-95 ... April-May 1938 |
About half of rim and top missing; nozzle chipped.
Watch-shaped body on low concave base; side knob, single groove around filling hole. Long nozzle.
Unglazed; traces of buff slip.
Orange clay.
Type IX ... 25 May-9 June 1938 |
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