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| Robinson, H. S ... American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... A group of closed deposits, ranging in date from the 1st century B.C. to the early 7th century A.D., provide evidence for the relative and absolute chronology of pottery used during many centuries of Roman ... 1959 |
| Many fragments missing. Pear-shaped one-handled jug with elongated neck and ring foot. The mouth at the top is stopped by a flat cover with a raised edge around a very small hole at the center; the bottom ... 18 May 1936 |
| Mended from a number of pieces; part of rim missing. An open bowl with vertical rim and low ring foot.
Dull red glaze on inside and on upper part of outside. Well, Containers 48, 51. Leica, LXIII-84, ... 5 April 1937 |
| Neck, mouth, handle, and also fragments of body and base, missing. Probably a round-mouthed pitcher.
Body decorated with three dull red bands, on which is painted white decoration, chiefly spirals. Red ... 6 April 1937 |
Mouth, neck and handles missing; otherwise intact. On upper part of body, dull black glaze, decorated with white (faded) spirals. Lower part of body unglazed.
Late Roman D Amphora. Well, container 59 ... 6 April 1937 |
| Ring foot; eggy body; narrow neck and grooved band handle. Flat disk around neck at point of upper handle attachment; from there, a spout tapering upward, with spiral grooving. Glaze band on shoulder, ... 21 April 1937 |
Very fragmentary; partly restored in plaster. Preserved are most of the tubular mouth and narrow neck with the two handles, much of the shoulder, and some of the body down probably quite close to the base ... 5-6 April 1937 |
| Two joining fragments preserve part of the rim of a keel-rimmed bowl, with white spirals on exterior.
Rather flaky red glaze on interior and on exterior below rim.
Late Roman D Bowl. Well, container ... 6 April 1937 |
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