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Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Three lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA With I 2149. Found in late context, over the eastern end of the South Stoa I. Leica ... Late 5th.-early 4th. centuries B.C. |
First interpretation: head of female figurine.
Front part of head from a bust of boy figurine.
Top of head broken away.
Large eyes, rising to inner corners; projecting nose, small mouth, round dimpled ... 18 Februry 1932 |
Back part of head from large figurine.
Hair indicated by herringbone grooves.
Coarse red clay. 30-35/ΙΙ'-ΙΣΤ* Surface. Leica ... 15 March 1932 |
Front part of head with broad face and top knot (?).
Breaks on either side nearly converge at chin.
High roll behind front hair which waves down either side of centrally-parted projection.
White paint ... 1 April 1932 |
Fragment of front part of head in peaked (?) cap.
Upper side and lower edges broken away.
Mould-made. Gouge technique. No traces of paint.
Rather coarse red clay, yellow at surface. 08/ΛΘ* Leica ... 13 April 1932 |
Upper part of front of a man.
Top of head broken away. Part of beard (?) preserved below gaping mouth.
Large staring eyes.
Mould-made, hollow. Red, yellow and black over white paint, well preserved.
Coarse ... 22 April 1932 |
Fragment from right half of figurine, showing lower leg of child riding on cock.
Front of wing and breast of cock preserved, the feathers indicated.
Remains of red and white paint.
Pink to buff clay. Disturbed ... 25 April 1932 |
Right side of head, in high pointed cap.
Broken at chin and top of cap.
Hair in double scallops round face.
Linear technique, but not pronounced. Traces of yellow paint.
Light red clay. From sherds 16a ... 28 April 1932 |
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