Object: A 207
| Inventory Number: | A 207 | |
| Section Number: | Θ 1377 | |
| Title: | Eaves Tile Fragment: Painted | |
| Category: | Architecture Terracotta | |
| Description: | Very coarse red clay with red bits; fine cream slip on soffit, face, and front part of top. On the face a very elaborated guilloche with central palmettes, painted in black, with accessory red, on the cream slip. On the soffit, a band of red along the outer edge. A dowel hole runs through the tile from top to bottom, 0.06m. from the face. There is a considerable series of these fragments: A 207, A 275, A 293, A 426, A 450, A 480, A 581, etc. | |
| Context: | Trench Σ, in loose filling. | |
| Storage: | North Basement-Architecture, Block 23/5 | |
| Negatives: | Leica, IX-64, 80-83-19 | |
| PD Numbers: | PD 76, PD 207 | |
| Dimensions: | W. 0.138, (red band) ca. 0.025; L. 0.115; H. 0.049; D. (dowel hole) 0.015 | |
| Material: | Terracotta | |
| Dates Excavated: | 18 May 1933 | |
| Date Of Discovery: | 18 May 1933 | |
| Section: | Θ | |
| Building: | Tholos | |
| Bibliography: | Hesperia Suppl. 4 (1940), pp. 75, 78, fig. 59. |
