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[Agora Object] P 20476: Potter's Test Piece

Roughly triangular fragment from neck and upper shoulder of large closed pot, probably an amphora. Circular hole, 0.02 in diam., cut into neck at about mid-height (nearly half of circumference missing) ... July 1946

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[Agora Object] P 17262: Vessel Fragment with Hole

Part of the lower body and ring foot of a closed pot. A round hole, neatly cut before firing through the bottom, preserved at one side near the ring foot. Outside unglazed except for band on foot; coarse ... July 1946

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[Agora Object] P 17242: Goblet Fragment

Part of the body and rim, with the stump of one handle attachment preserved. Round hole, cut before firing, beside handle. Inside glazed; outside, broad rough band of glaze around body(?) below handles, ... July 1946

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[Agora Object] P 17236: Feeder

Chips from the flaring round mouth, the rolled vertical handle and the feeding spout missing. Flaring ring foot and convex-concave body and neck forming continuous reverse curves. Feeding spout placed ... July 1946

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[Agora Object] P 17264: Vessel Fragment with Hole

Triangular sherd from the side wall of a closed pot; round hole made before firing, at center. Unglazed outside. Inside, crossed vertical and horizontal bands of thick dull black to brown glaze, in places ... July 1946

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[Agora Object] P 17265: Vessel Fragment

Triangular fragment from the side wall of a closed(?) pot. Crossed vertical and horizontal bands of glaze inside and out. At one edge the glaze runs over the break, showing that it was added after the ... July 1946

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[Agora Object] P 17436: Cup on Stand

Profile complete with one vertical handle; there may have been two. Very high thick stem-like base, flat underneath; wide flaring rim, very slightly inset. Thick glaze, black to tan inside and out; base ... July 1946

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[Agora Object] P 17261: Amphora Fragments

Originally two non-joining fragments catalogued as belonging perhaps to a krater or a stamnos. After the addition of fragment c) the shape was identified as an amphora(?). a) Fragment from lower body: ... July 1946