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| A youth with flowing locks facing slightly to the proper left. The type is that of 'Eubouleus'.
Unfinished: areas to be drilled left rough.
Seven measuring points: two in hair over temples, one in chin, ... 25 June 1959 |
P 18581 a, b
Bowl (b) and lid (a) each mended from fourteen fragments, lid partly restored; burned.
Rounded bottom meets nearly vertical wall at angle. Outturned rim, interior concave to receive lid ... 325-275 |
P 19053 a, b
Bowl (b) mended from thirty-eight fragments; lid (a) from eighteen fragments, with small areas restored; burned.
Rounded bottom. Broad shallow body with steep wall, slightly concave below ... 325-300 |
Intact.
Slightly concave underside with string marks. Rim slightly offset from floor. Thin glaze, mottled red to brown. Two kappas incised on floor before glazing.
Other glazed saucers of about this ... 325-300 |
About half of rim restored.
Flat resting surface; abrupt transition from foot to slightly pointed underside. Convex wall with pronounced offset below rim. Narrow rim slopes down to inside. Thin, dull ... Ca. 300 ... Offset of wall as on 791, 792, P 20144 (Young 1951b, no. 12:5, p. 128, pl. 53:c [B 17:5]), P 6967 (D--E 8--9:1). |
Four non-joining fragments, a and b of top side and side, c and d of top side. Thin brownish glaze on inside. Surface slightly abraded on reserved areas. Reserved band just below shoulder. Est. diam. 0.09; ... Ca. 430 B.C ... Four non-joining fragments, a and b of top side and side, c and d of top side. Thin brownish glaze on inside. ... Est. diam. 0.09; max. dim. a) 0.093, b) 0.064, c) 0.047, d) 0.032. R. S. Young, Hesperia 20, 1951, pl. 80:5 (fragments a, b).
... Spina, p. 208, cat. no. 130, pl. 46:3); also, Oxford 330 (CVA, 1 [Great Britain 3], pl. 45 [137]:6). |
| A large piece missing at the back and left. Nose and mouth battered, ears chipped. Along the break, from the top of the head, is a vertical pinhole with traces of iron stain.
The wear on front and back ... Early Flavian period. |
| Eleven pieces comprising two non-joining fragments. To Young's publication of six pieces are now added five more, two of which help to complete to inscription.
Part of the side wall with reserved panel ... 600 B.C ... Letters incised deeply but not too carefully with a blunt point.
Line 1: Ανδρογ[---] ho Δ[..]ιες
Line 2: τοι Δι τ΄άναχτι hισ-
Line 3: έδρασεν
Line 1 contains a proper name, Androg ... , followed by a patronymic or an ethnic. ... The ends of the three horizontals of the initial epsilon are preserved at the right edge.
Young would take the verb to be equivalent to έγραφσεν and translate the whole, "Androg ... , son of D ... ,made (i.e. wrote) ... To the right of the end of line 1 is a lone four-barred sigma, larger and more deeply cut than the letters of the inscription. |
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