Wall fragment, broken all around.
Woman on mule to right.
White for flesh; red for stripes on her cloak and on animal's mane.
Clay grayish; perhaps burned. North Extension of Stoa, east edge, layer V, ... 2 July 1954
About one-third remains. Restored in plaster. Small cylindrical, with moulded base; exterior ledge for lid.
Underside unglazed; center of floor inside reserved, the surface damaged (from stacking?). North ... 2 July 1954
Rim fragment. Nearly vertical rim with a heavy rolled lip; the wall inset below the rim.
On the reserved band below the lip, a band of horizontal palmettes, framed and linked; a pair of drops falling ... July 1954
Wall fragment, broken all around. Above a band of two ridges separated by a grooves, incised verticals (pseudo-ribbing), to the left of which a black zone (under handle?) with incised X.
Clay pink-buff ... 13 September 1954
Complete. Strap handles from rim to base, carelessly applied.
Pink-buff clay. Roughly made on wheel. Unglazed.
Miniature Votive Cup. Tiled well in Square Building foundations. 4112 Leica, 91-08-17 ... 14 September 1954
Base only preserved, wall broken all around. Moulded foot, domed underneath.
Floor decorated with stamped linked palmettes and rouletting.
Clay fired dull pink to gray. Hard black glaze. Tiled well in ... 13-14 September 1954
A few fragments from body, foot and shoulder, with a little of the handle. Small jug on ring foot.
Brown glaze inside and for bands outside.
Cf. Agora XII, no. 33.
Cf. P 15408, P 6940. Tiled well in ... 15 September 1954
Mended from four pieces, part missing. Shallow saucer with furrowed rim and ring foot.
Glazed all over except on rim.
Pink clay. Thin glaze, unevenly fired from light red to black. Cf. R 11:5. Finished ... 28 May 1955
Handle and chips from rim and foot missing. Convex-sided foot; flat resting surface.
Black glazed inside and out, but not on underside. Dull glaze, gone in places.
Pinkish-buff clay. Finished Stoa Shop ... 28 May 1955
Intact. Small cooking pot; round bottom; flaring rim; band handle.
Micaceous light brown clay, grayish in parts of outside. Finished Stoa Shop VI, shallow pit in floor below layer I = pyre. 4413 Leica, ... 28 May 1955
Much of rim and wall, and one handle missing; restored.
Thin fabric; black glazed overall, except for reserved line at junction of foot and floor on underside. Well in Stoa Shop VI. 3628 Leica ... December 1953
About half of wall and rim missing, with handle. Deep insloping flange for lid; fairly high ring foot with concave outer profile. Glazed over all except resting surface, edge of rim, and partly-scraped ... December 1953
Handle broken off; fragments of wall, floor and foot missing. Foot rather high, somewhat thickened below. Dull black glaze over all, except space within foot, reserved and decorated with a glazed circle ... December 1953
Single fragment preserves part of floor and foot of a rather large heavy-walled bolsal. On the floor, an incised circle on which rest stamped palmettes (four preserved). Black glaze except inside foot, ... December 1953
Several joining fragments give most of body and shoulder, with lower stub on one handle; nothing of neck.
ADDENDA The rim numbered P 25425a evidently belongs to this amphora. Well in Stoa Shop VI. 3628 ... December 1953
a) Several joining fragments preserve most of neck and rim with one handle and part of the other. Deep rim, offset and flaring; broad handles.
ADDENDA b) The foot of perhaps the same jar, with lower part ... December 1953
Fragment preserves part of the upper wall. Impressed pattern: arcs, palmettes, a line of triangles each containing five triangles within; palmettes again. Square Building construction fill. Leica ... (1958)
About one-quarter of plate, with full profile. Rounded resting surface, rolled rim, slightly angular wall. Six alternately linked palmettes within rouletting on floor.
Dull brown glaze. Catalogued 3 ... 11 December 1953
About one-eighth of rim, one-quarter of foot. Rounded resting surface, rolled rim. Curved wall topped by square moulding. Rouletting on floor.
Shiny black glaze outside, red inside. Catalogued 3 August ... 1 July 1951
