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| The knob at the left broken away and the edge of the rim chipped; otherwise intact.
Glaze, poor black to reddish brown.
Type 25B of Agora collection, type VII of Corinth collection.
Cf. Agora IV, nos ... 350-275 B.C ...
Corinth IV, ii, pp. 45-46, nos ... IV, nos. 301-317, pp. ... Agora collection, type VII of |
Inscribed columnar grave monument.
Inrtact.
Inscribed in three lines.
Hymettian marble. Found in the valley, southwest of the Pnyx. Leica ... 1948 ... Hesperia 22 (1953), pp. 180-181, no. 6 ... Agora XVII, no. 556, p. 114, pl. 45. |
a) Rim fragment. Yellow slip.
b) From same piece.
Orange buff clay. Crossroads enclosure, layer 10. 1754, 1768 Leica PD 2191-5 ... 17-20 August 1971, 3 April-5 May 1972 ... Agora |
| A hollow cone at the center of the floor. Rim nearly flat. Nozzle, encroaching slightly on rim, is tilted up.
Uneven black glaze on inside, rim and nozzle. Underside, dilute glaze wash.
Type III (plain ... 525-ca. 480 B.C ... G/12,13-11/4,5 |
Nozzle and about one-quarter of the rim preserved.
The rim is flat, very slightly concave. Three bands on rim.
Attic clay; the nozzle and interior have rather metalic black glaze.
Type 19 Variants of ... 525-ca. 480 B.C ... Agora |
| Intact save minor fractures.
Flat top, with double groove near outer edge. Broad, flat topped nozzle. Straight sides. Nearly flat bottom with single groove.
Black glaze except on part of bottom.
Type ... 350-300 B.C ... Agora IV, nos. 236-240, pp. 61-62, pls. 8, 37. ... Corinth IV, ii, pp. 43-45, nos. 100-113, pl. III ... Agora IV, no. 238, p. 61, pls. 8, 37. |
About one-quarter of the rim of a double-decker lamp preserved.
The rim is flat, projecting beyond the body as in type II. Raised bands. The remains of the preserved nozzle connect with the lower compartment ... 13 March 1935 ... Agora IV, nos. 126-130, pp. 37-39, pls. 5, 33 ... Corinth IV, ii, pp. 43-45, nos. 100-113, pl. III. ... Agora IV, p. 225. |
Fragment from left side of inscribed stele.
Broken top, bottom and at right.
Left side dressed smooth, with the back edge beveled to the rough picked back; the front edge much chipped, so that the first ... 5th. century B.C ... Agora |
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