Pear-shaped alabastron. Intact except for hole in bottom, evidently scraped on inside. Small vertical handle, just below rim and attached to it.
On top of rim, circle of dashes pointing in; on outside ... July 1952
Battered and broken off at top.
Round altar, which sits on plinth with two fasciae, the upper one recessed 0.042m.
Moldings on altar, from bottom, are two fasciae, the upper one recessed 0.045m., and ... 7 June 1973
Many fragments from the sides, and the lower edge of the hooded spout are missing. The vase has been mended from innumerable pieces. The reserved surface of the vase is rubbed with pink. Bands of red-brown ... 4 April 1933
Mended from many fragments; small fragments still missing from sides and lower edge of the spout. Above the hood-shaped edge of the spout is a small protuberance at the top of the vase. Beyond this, a ... 16 May 1933
Mended from many pieces; about half the rim, fragments from the neck and body, and more than half the foot restored in plaster.
Slender ovoid body; high ring foot; tall neck with flaring lip. Strap handles ... 16 March 1935
Mended from many pieces; fragments of mouth and body missing. Round mouth with torus lip, short neck, broad sloping shoulder. Body tapers downward to blunt point at bottom. Two vertical handles on upper ... 2 June 1939
Belly-handled amphora. Mouth broken but complete. Around neck, dotted multiple zigzag. Dogtooth on shoulder and lower body. Belly, front and back five panels (three maeanders, two circles) dogtooth above ... 15 June 1967
Preserved only to spring of neck; handles and large fragments of wall missing, including the upper part of the shoulder panel on one side. Shape, type II a (R-M).
Tongue pattern on foot; double series ... 25 July 1952
Three pieces, put together with plaster, from rim, neck and shoulder of a pot with stepped rim and thin glaze wash inside: probably a wide-mouthed amphora. Good black glaze overall; on the shoulder, a ... July 1946
Anta capital assembled from 36 fragments. Stoa Poikile series.
On the top of the capital note the following indications for the placing of the architrave: a relieving surface, 0.10m. wide and 0.003m. deep, ... April 1949, 17 March 1952
