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A bit of the convex top and flat rim; no edge preserved.
Traces of blue color on central part, and of red ovules (?) on rim, over white.
Pink clay. Well. Leica ... 10 May 1937 |
Head, feet and three legs missing.
Traces of red paint over white ground.
Pinkish buff clay. Well. Leica ... 10 May 1937 |
Head and arms missing.
A driver attached to the hind legs of his horses.
No color.
Pinkish buff clay. Well. Leica ... 10 May 1937 |
Preserved is the very long thin neck, part of the body and of the forelegs.
Front of head missing.
White paint over the clay. Red stripes on the mane.
Pinkish buff clay.
Cf. T 1502. Well. Leica ... 13 May 1937 |
Two fragments of comic mask, non-joining.
Fragment a) preserves the dimpled chin and lower lip with part of the finished edge at the back.
Fragment b) part of the nose, upper lip and teeth.
Unglazed.
Gritty ... 24 March 1938 |
Monkey, standing with right hand on hip, left bent up to support a child (?) on his shoulder.
Heavy white engobe mostly disappeared.
Pinkish-buff clay. Catalogued 1959. Well. From container 199. Leica ... 1936 |
Two joining fragments. Broken at lower end.
Flat and plain on one side. Other side rounded, with grooves running lengthwise; a single groove across at upper end.
Traces of white paint inside the grooves ... 29 May 1959 |
Broken just below, but with trace of attachment.
Arms broken off; features damaged.
Remains of white paint with traces of red over it in places. Cleaning bedrock under modern deposit. Leica ... 4 June 1959 |
Standing woman wearing peplos and holding right hand on breast.
Back plain.
Head and legs below knees missing.
Traces of brown on overall surface.
Buff clay. Agora sample no. 473.
Neut. act. anal. D7 625, ... 22 June 1959 |
Broken all around.
Nose, mouth, chin, left eye and cheek preserved.
Features other than nose not clearly modelled.
No trace of paint.
Pinkish-buff clay. North of Eleusinion, loose fill within building ... 24 June 1959 |
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