Shoulder fragment of a large closed pot, probably an amphora or three-handler.
Pinkish-buff clay with white slip on outside; three horizontal bands of black glaze. Well 23, Late Mycenean, containers ... May 1939
Neck, rim and shoulder fragments, non-joining but put together with plaster. Short straight neck, slightly grooved, and rounded rim. No trace of handles preserved.
Buff clay, unglazed. Well 23, Late ... May 1939
Fragment of an irregular shape from a closed pot, evidently not wheelmade, the fragment apparently coming from the junction of two parts of the pot. On the outside, running dog pattern, and part of a large ... April 1939
Restored in plaster: body fragments, and most of mouth. Low base and plump round body; two rolled horizontal and one vertical band handle, shoulder to rim. Raised ridge below junction of body and neck ... April 1939
Restored in plaster; the base and lower body and most of the mouth missing. Similar in shape to P 17315 (ΟΑ 1115). Decorated with much peeled dull black glaze. Two bands below the handle zone, three above ... April 1939
Part of the shoulder and upper body, with one vertical handle. A wide glazed zone, bordered above and below by triple bands, below the handle attachments. On the handle, a St. Andrew's cross; its lower ... April 1939
Small fragments of body restored. Flat base and squat round body; narrow neck and round mouth drawn out to a spout in front; vertical handle.
Pinkish-buff clay; the dull black glaze almost entirely peeled ... April 1939
Cut from the wall of a pot. Roughly circular, the edges much chipped. Pierced off center by a small round hole.
Pink clay, slightly micaceous. Dull red glaze outside. Well, 7th. c., below east part of ... July 1946
Cut from the wall of a pot. Roughly circular. Unpierced.
Gray clay. Black glaze bands outside. Well, 7th. c., below east part of Odeion Cavea. 494 Leica, LXVIII-55 ... July 1946
Cut from wall of pot. Roughly circular; edges much worn. Unpierced.
Slightly micaceous buff clay. Unglazed. Well, 7th. c., below east part of Odeion Cavea. 494 Leica, LXVIII-55 ... July 1946
Roughly circular; edges much worn. Unpierced. Cut from the wall of a very thick pot, probably a pithos.
Micaceous red clay, full of coarse grits. Unglazed. Well, 7th. c., below east part of Odeion Cavea ... July 1946
Small vertical handle, from rim to shoulder, and chip from rim missing. Broken away below. Rounded body, oval in shape; plain round mouth. Possibly broken from a ring vase(?).
Buff clay. White paint on ... July 1946
Wall fragment, probably from an oinochoe [originally identified as possibly an aryballoid pot]. Wide rouletted bands, horizontal and vertical, on the outside.
Micaceous pink clay with buff outer surface ... July 1946
Part of a circular lid, nearly flat, with plain downturned rim. Purple paint on outer face of rim; inside unglazed. On the top, an open lotus flower, with intertwining tendrils from its stem. Incision ... July 1946
From the wall of a closed pot. Outside, elaborate decoration of palmettes, lotus buds and interwoven tendrils. The leaves of the large palmettes and the knots binding the tendrils incised and decorated ... July 1946
Fragment of the neck, with the beginning of the shoulder; the rim is not preserved. Part of a large palmette, with volute-tendril beside it. Incision for interior details; added purple.
Black Figure Amphora ... July 1946
From the shoulder of a closed pot, probably an oinochoe with raised ring at base of neck. Back end of lion right; its long curling tail encircles an incised rosette. Traces of purple bands on the rump ... July 1946
Part of the shoulder and mouth, with the stump of the broad vertical band handle springing from the base of the neck. From a round-mouthed oinochoe or a very large early lekythos? Raised ring around base ... July 1946
Most of a long vertical handle, with part of the lower attachment, preserved; from an oinochoe(?). Wide band handle, bent around until edges almost touch, open at the outside.
Traces of black glaze on ... July 1946
Three non-joining fragments of an openwork slotted stand. Fragment a) preserves both edges and part of the flaring rim or base. It is glazed towards the rim, with bands above and below a panel. In the ... July 1946
