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T 1947: Vessel Fragment with Impressed Decoration: Satyr

First interpretation: Mold signed fragment. Broken at left and chipped along outer edge at top. Preserved is a male figure, bearded and partly draped, reclining on a couch and playing the double flutes, ... 27 March 1939

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T 3023: Relief Mold Fragment for Dancing Maenad

Fragment from mold for upper left corner of high relief; depressed frame. Relief widens towards bottom of fragment. In the positive, upper front part of head in profile left; above it a thyrsos, horizontally, ... 1949

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T 3024: Seated Male Doll Figurine

Nude male figure. Mended from six fragments. Head and arms missing; with holes for attachment; lower legs missing, and large part from left side. Traces of white. Buff clay. ADENDA Cf. Delos IV, pp. 26 ... 1949

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ST 385: Alabastron

Broken off at the neck. A hollow in the bottom suggests the vase was made by turning. Red stains (from burning: algae?). Soft yellow poros. Cf. Hesperia 20 (1951), p. 121. Finished Grave; pyre 6. 4306 ... 23 April 1947

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SS 10289: Stamped Amphora: Lesbian

Mended from several pieces; the end of the toe missing and fragments from the walls; restored in plaster; the surface on one side of the lip and on the top of one handle eaten way; ovoid body; lip flat ... 23 July-6 August 1947

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T 2105: Mold for Head of Youth Figurine

Chip missing from exterior of mould; otherwise complete. Head with rather melancholy expression, tipped slightly to the figure 's right. The hair worn in short curling locks. The positive shows a very ... 7 June 1939

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T 2107: Mold for Seated Draped Male Figurine

Two large joining fragments of mold for a figure draped to the waist, nude above. Part of left and right edges preserved; broken above and below. Careful work. Pink to buff clay. Cf. Dimitrakopoulou (2024), ... 7 June 1939

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T 2109: Male Head

Broken off at neck. Head with heavy brows, snub nose, and puffed-out cheeks. The hair worn in a sort of top-knot in front. Considerable remains of white and some traces of red over. Light red to brown ... 7 June 1939