Handle roundish in section.
Fairly fine pink clay.
Stamped on the curve, the head of Athena, right, wearing a crested helmet.
Cf. SS 3299; P 5909 (B 15640 and P 5910 (B 1565). Par: for a sim hdl w/ a ... 22 April 1933
Pink clay, slipped. The interior of the amphora was glazed black.
The stamp set ca. 0.06m. above the lower handle attachment; double-bodied owl, with olive twigs.
Cf. coin type of 297-255. Prof: PD 1132-2* ... 16 February 1935
Lower part of handle, with its attachment.
Cf. P 8098, P 8099; other fragments of public pots, also from Bouleuterion Plateia.
Fine buff clay; thin brownish wash on inside of pot.
Stamped near angle, ... 19 March 1936
Fragment from middle of handle.
Fine buff clay, thin brownish wash on inside of pot.
Fabric identical to SS 6593.
Stamp identical to SS 6593.
Cf. SS 721. Par: identical w/ SS 06593*
Dim: PL 0.067* Bouleuterion ... 19 March 1936
Much gnawed.
Pinkish-buff clay; traces of brownish glaze at attachment inside.
Round stamp, probably from a gem, of a woman’s head helmeted(?) (Athena?) to right. Class: public pot* Well; 5th century(?) ... MKarch-May 1936
Two rounded projections upon a small rectangular base.
The projections or knobs were connected by a bar, which has broken away.
Island marble.
Cf. ST 26. 78 Leica ... 12 June 1931
Weight with mastoid projections on rectangular bar. Corners worn; otherwise complete. Projections somewhat flattened.
Island marble (?).
Cf. ST 11: no breaks allowing for cross bar in present specimen ... 7 April 1932
Weight with mastoid projections on rectangular bar. Corners worn; otherwise complete.
Island marble (?).
Cf. ST 11: no breaks allowing for cross bar in present specimen. Level of rectangular water channel ... 8 April 1932
Half of weight with mastoid projections on rectangular bar. Cut in half obliquely. Cut surface slightly less finished than others.
Island marble (?).
Cf. ST 11: no breaks allowing for cross bar in present ... 8 April 1932
Mastoid weight.
Upon a rectangular base are two rounded bosses, connected by a spanner of marble, now broken away.
Corners chipped and broken, but dimensions preserved.
Pentelic marble. In red earth, actually ... 14 March 1933
Mastoid weight. Complete save for chips.
No trace of any handle.
Roughly inscribed on the bottom of the rectangular base: "AI".
Pentelic marble. Below floor. Leica ... 15 March 1933
A rectangular block, with a diamond-shaped sinking in the top, and small L-shaped sinkings in the corners.
Hymetian marble. Below plaster floor, over bedrock, northwest of Cistern A. 138 Leica, LVII-32 ... 31 May 1935
Mastoid weight.
Brick-shaped block with two rounded mounds on its upper surface, joined by a handle, which has broken off.
Edges chipped.
Hymettian marble. Cistern. Leica ... 28 February 1936
Mastoid weight; complete except for chips.
Solid heavy marble block with two tangent half-spheres carved on its upper surface.
Pentelic marble. Clearing modern cellars. Leica ... 9 May 1939
Mastoid weight. Slightly chipped.
A small rectangular plinth with two breast-like projections connected by a handle.
Pentelic marble. Stoa, Room 2, debris layer 1. Herulian destruction fill. Leica, XVIII-26 ... 27 May 1939
Mastoid weight; slightly chipped.
A small rectangular plinth with two brest-like projections connected by a handle.
Pentelic marble.
Cf. ST 311 (I 1181). Stoa, Room 2, debris layer 1. Herulian destruction ... 27 May 1939
About one-half of a thick disk with large chip missing from one side but full diameter preserved. Small worn depression in center of each side.
Two letters on top surface.
Pentelic (?) marble.
ADDENDA ... 1933
Broken through middle.
Sides and bottom smooth.
On top a roughly carved figure of sleeping Eros.
Pentelic marble. Circled marbles. Leica ... January 1954
A marble brick, probably for use as a weight.
A few chips missing from edges but essentially intact. Upper layer debris in workshop; 4th. century A.D. context. 1291 Leica ... 9 June 1936
On one side, letters in raised characters; on other side an uncertain represantation, in relief.
Soft reddish clay. Civic Offices, westernmost room, surface of floor. Hellenistic or later context. Leica ... 15 May 1953
