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Handle, part of shoulder, a little of wall, all of foot missing. P.H. 0.135; diam. 0.053.
Owl (part of head and body missing). At right, olive sprig. On the shoulder: rays; above, tongue pattern.
Originally, ... Third quarter of the 5th century B.C ... Originally, the owl and sprig were complete. First noted as missing in February 1966.
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| First interpretation: woman 's figurine.
The head missing.
A boy completely muffled in a long himation, the right arm held across the chest under the garment. A round hole in the back.
Traces of white ... 31 May 1935 |
| Back and front surfaces of background preserved, but no original edge.
Parts of two male figures preserved. The first, preserved from chest to ankles, nude save for cloak hanging in folds along his right ... January-February 1949 |
First interpretation: face of female figurine.
Lower part of the face.
Rounded face; broad flattened nose; small mouth with thick lips; double chin; fat neck.
Mold made; hollow.
Pink clay.
ADDENDA: Same ... 30 June 1931 |
First interpretation: head of female figurine.
Front part of head.
Large heavy lidded eyes, broad flat nose; thick lips; round fat cheeks; thick neck.
Traces of red paint over white. Mold made. Hollow ... 30 June 1931 |
| First and best preserved section of water pipe from system found in place.
Made of a sheet of lead folded to form a tube. The opening at one end is larger, for insertion of the connecting section of pipe ... 2 May 1952 |
| The pillar beside Athena is in part preserved. At the right, reading downwards: ΔΗΜΟΥ
The archon may be either ΘΟΥ)ΔΗΜΟΥ or ΑΡΙΣΤΟ)ΔΗΜΟΥ. The first was archon in 353/2; the second in 352/1.
Good black ... 29 May 1933 |
a) Bowl. Mended from many pieces; complete except for chips. Small ring foot, concave underside with small nipple; curving side wall; high vertical flange for lid.
b) Lid. Mended from many pieces; complete ... 17 May 1971 |
| Intact.
Solid hub.
Inscribed. Obverse : ΨΗΦΟΣ ΔΗΜΟΣΙΑ
Reverse : Ε Ενεπίγραφη δικαστική ψήφος. Terrace, first northern extension. Stoa Gallery 2773 Leica, LXIII-9, LXIII-10, LXIV-34, 80-130, 86-150 ... 27 November 1953 |
First interpretation: fragment of figure crouching.
Head and feet missing. Broken away behind.
A seated figure,"slave on altar", wearing a short coat and long-legged and long-sleeved tights, plays the ... 27 February 1935 |
| Intact.
Solid hub.
Inscribed. Obverse : ΨΗΦ[ΟΣ ΔΗΜΟΣΙ]Α
Reverse : two small rectangular stamps, uncertain representations. Ενεπίγραφη δικαστική ψήφος. Terrace, first northern extension. Metals Room 90-27 ... 27 November 1953 |
| Mended from many pieces; profile almost complete. Missing: most of mouth, of back and of foot, handle and much of the front.
Panel: above, palmettes and lotus flower band; below and at the sides a glaze ... 13 March 1955 |
| Many fragments preserve most of the lip, both handles, the base and much of the wall. Restored in plaster. Panathenaic shape. Flaring echinus lip; small handles, below lip to shoulder; plain foot flat ... 26 May 1937 |
| Small piece missing.
Solid hub.
Obverse : plain
Reverse : Γ Ενεπίγραφη δικαστική ψήφος. Λείπει μικρό τμήμα από την άκρη της. Terrace, first northern extension, layer 5, tumbled mud brick on floor of room ... 27 November 1953 |
| Parts of left foot of a colossal figure.
a) First three toes of foot. Edge of plinth to proper right appears to be original. Very precise work; surface extremely fresh. Traces of red (?) on toenail.
b) ... a) (ΩΔ 229) 15 June 1946
b) (Ι 1640) July 1959 |
| Intact.
Solid hub.
Inscribed. Obverse : ΨΗΦΟΣ ΔΗΜΟΣΙΑ
Reverse : Θ Ενεπίγραφη δικαστική ψήφος. Terrace, first northern extension. Metals Room 90-27 Nov. 24, 2003-April 15, 2004 2773 Leica, color slide, ... 27 November 1953 |
| Intact.
Solid hub.
Inscribed. Obverse : ΨΗΦΟΣ ΔΗΜΟΣΙΑ
Reverse : Ε Ενεπίγραφη δικαστική ψήφος. Terrace, first northern extension. Metals Room 90-27 Nov. 24, 2003-April 15, 2004 2773 Leica, color slide, ... 27 November 1953 |
| Intact.
Solid hub.
Obverse : plain
Reverse : E Δικαστική ψήφος, με ανάγλυφη παράσταση γράμματος "Ε". Terrace, first northern extension. Metals Room 90-27 Nov. 24, 2003-April 15, 2004 2773 Leica, color ... 27 November 1953 |
| First interpretation: female head.
The finished lower edge seems to be preserved at the front; chipped at the back.
A woman 's face, with large heavy features and open lips. The heavy roll of hair, parted ... 4 March 1936 |
| Two joining sherds preserve part of floor and much of low ring foot.
Satyr running right, holding a thyrsos in his right hand. The head of the thyrsos is drawn over the maeander border.
Partial relief ... 17 April 1954 ... For the style cf. a cup in CVA Oxford, II, 7; noted there is a stemless cup from the same hand. ... With the Agora fragment came a handful of black glazed and semi-glazed sherds, discarded, looking late archaic: first, or possibly into second quarter of 5th c. |
| [Originally identified as pelike]
Many fragments make up part of shoulder of pelike. Upper part of one side preserved; double row of dots in border to either side of panel; linked dots above.
Komos: ... 16 May 1957 |
| Missing: head (which was inserted); right arm (formerly doweled on, as was right foot, traces of the rust of the arm dowel, and the actual dowel itself in the foot are still preserved); fragment from back ... 8 June 1933 |
Fifteen non-joining fragments of wall, P 18278 b--c and P 19582 a--d of torus rim with zone of ornament below. Glaze mottled here and there; has a greenish cast in places; abraded in part on rim. Max ... Ca. 480 B.C ... But there are objections to this. First of all, the thickness of the wall between the shield fragment and the two Achilleus fragments differs by one to two millimeters, a difference that does not seem much in print but is important if one considers that the thickness of the wall of a well-potted calyx-krater, like this one, is usually consistent horizontally, although it may vary considerably from top to bottom. ... The woman on P 19582 i cannot hold the spear because, if she did, part of the shaft would appear in front of her, and here there is only black glaze (as already noted by Ashmead, Hesperia 35, 1966, p. 29).
... This interpretation is not without problems. First of all, it would be more compelling if we could include in this composition P 18278 a, the fragment with the shield, but for the reasons given above, this does not seem possible. |
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