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| Plain rectangular. Found with Hellenistic sherds in cistern C. Leica ... 1 June 1935 |
| Chipped at right.
Obverse: a peacock left.
Reverse: flat; the letter delta (Δ) in black glaze.
Gray clay.
Cf. MC 278-281, 292 from the same die, and the same well, as this. Well, earth. Leica ... 26 May 1936 |
| Piece from the base of a small deep goblet (?)
Preserved is part of the steep wall, the moulded stem, and a little of a spreading foot.
Pale greenish glass, nearly colorless. North-South Trench VI, middle ... 28 July 1947 |
| From the wall of a large pot. Almost vertical side, very uneven inside. Unglazed inside. Outside, in black-brown glaze, part of a panel decoration of six concentric circles, the outer one having short ... 19 May 1951 |
| Fragment of rim and discus only.
Clay: fine buff (burned). Assembly Place, behind terrace wall of Period III. 94-17-23 ... 1931 ... Hesperia 65 (1996), pp. 293, pl. 78 c. |
Five non-joining wall fragments. Max. dim. a) 0.132, b) 0.127, c) 0.127, e) 0.04, f) 0.044.
A, youth leaving home(?). Fragment a (illustrated) comes from just below the rim and shows a little of the top ... Ca. 470. |
| Preserved is only the right arm of a woman, draped to the elbow, holding a child whose head and draped shoulder are preserved.
The child faces right.
Medium fine slightly micaceous clay, brownish yellow ... 5 April 1934 |
| Reins of horse, man's right hand and arm, missing. Non-joining fragment of horse's leg.
Archaistic relief. Bearded man with long hair, carrying chlamys on right arm and spear. Moves right leading pair ... Roman period. |
The glaze inside does not cover the center of the floor; glazed band on deep vertical face of lip ... Early 6th c. B.C. |
| A: two deep pine-cones (?)
B: plain.
ADDENDA, May 2002: Only half remaining. Entered as coin no. 8, for the day. With coins of 4th and 5th c. A.D. Leica ... 22 June 1933 |
| Glaze somewhat worn.
Obverse: a peacock on the upper face, standing left, one claw advanced, tail not spread.
Reverse: flat, plain.
Similar to MC 278.
Cf. MC 278-279, 281, 292-293, which are from the ... 2 May 1936 ... MC 278-279, 281, 292-293, which are from the same die as this ... Well.
4th c. B.C. |
| Mended from many pieces; upper half only preserved. Body ribbed; short roughly made neck; thick short handles from neck. Late Roman type, but early Byzantine date.
Incised on shoulder in large letters: ... June 1949 |
| From the floor of a black glazed kylix, with a trace of the stem.
Incised inside: Early sand fill under drain. 1776 ff. Leica ... 9-12 June 1939 |
| Intact, save minor fractures. Small flat bottom; round body; straight neck; heavy rolled lip; band handle, from lip to shoulder.
Very gritty grayish clay. Buff slip.
Cf. P 14092 (from the same series, ... May 1938 |
| Many joining fragments preserve the neck and shoulder with one handle and part of the other. Rolled rim; double rolled handles; light offset at base of neck.
Reddish clay. Light buff slip. Previously ... 22 July 1950 |
Wall fragment.
Bearded figure reclining on cushions, left; a cloak is thrown over his legs, and a part of the drapery of another reclining figure appears behind him at right.
Relief contour for chest ... 1931 |
| Fragment from center of Late Roman C plate. Stamped motifs, resembling flower calyx, radiating from center.
Light red clay; red wash. From sherds, B 220. Leica, 2-293 ... 28 April 1932 ... Fragment from center of Late Roman C plate. Stamped motifs, resembling flower calyx, radiating from center.
... Leica, 2-293 |
| Intact except for small chip at rim and foot.
Globular body. Oblique gouging on upper two-thirds of body, mid part wheel-ridged overlapping.
Dark orange clay, brown-orange glaze (partial) with drips on ... 3 July 2003 |
| Rim and foot chipped. Body intact.
Globular body. Upper part with tight vertical gouging, middle part wheel-ridged overlapping.
Light orange-gray clay. Thin brown slip/glaze (partial), purple where thick ... 3 July 2003 |
Wall fragment. Max. dim. 0.041.
The fragment preserves the bared right shoulder, start of arm, and a bit of the drapery of a male figure.
Not from the same bell-krater as 293. The drawing on 294 is looser ... Probably mid-5th century B.C. |
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