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Underside flat. Upper surface slightly concave, higher along one edge than on the other. Yellowish green clay, soft and powdery.
Cf. A 1911 (Σ 2758). Well; Boxes 3 and 29. Leica ... May-June 1951 |
Fragment from lower right corner of the tile. Buff clay with much brown grit and no surfacing.
Since a number of fragments of similar tiles were found at the same level in front of the Stoa, they may ... July 1959 |
| Corner fragment of a curved pan-tile, in two joining pieces. Painted red on top surface and unglazed below, with stamped impression of a large palmette on the underside. Coarse pinkish buff clay. Destruction ... 27 May 1954 |
Broken all around. Fragment of pan tile.
Inscription along edge: [Ο] CΕΠΙΦΑΝΟΥ.
Very coarse gritty clay, dark buff with intrusions. Creamy slip covers flat surfaces. South of Room A 1 of the Southwest ... 19 June 1969 |
Part of one lateral edge remains and part of the joint channel on the underside of a large pan tile. Brown clay with white and brown gravel as grog. Stamp in the middle of upper side: ΑΜΗΝΙ].
The archon ... 25 April 1950 |
Broken all around. Fragment from a Laconian pan tile with brown glaze on upper surface. Letters written in cream paint over glaze
Cut between north stylobate of Square Building and Valerian Wall Layer ... 29 July 1950 |
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