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a) Rim and upper wall fragment.
b) Rim fragment.
c) Wall fragment.
From a globular or biconical closed pot with low flaring rim; a small pierced hole below rim at right of fragment a). Burnished surface ... 1961 |
Wall fragment from a thick-walled open bowl (fruitstand?). Interior and exterior painted with purplish-red paint. On exterior reserved parallel lines run obliquely across fragment; traces of perpendiculars ... 1961 |
Two non-joining fragments possibly not from same pot.
Thick, rather gritty, pinkish-buff clay, gray core; red burnished slip on exterior with traces of horizontal lines of paint(?). Well 20. Leica ... 1961 |
A tiny chip from surface of plaque or flat-walled vessel.
Pinkish-brown clay. White slip with design in added red. Well K, upper filling. Leica, 83-520 ... 24-26 April 1937 |
A curious fragment perhaps from rim of a large pot with flange for a lid.
Gritty coarse pink clay, gray at core; white slip inside and out, with horizontal bands of reddish paint outside, and traces ... 10-15 June 1937 |
| Apparently from the wall of a round-bodied bowl.
Gritty brown clay, largely fired gray; burnished slip, eggplant purple outside with striped decoration; black and inferior inside. Απότμημα Νεολιθικού ... 10-15 June 1937 |
| Fragment of wall and lip of an open bowl with plain lip slightly out-turned. On outside of rim are traces of three horizontal bands, painted; wall was covered with narrow vertical stripes. Impossible at ... 4 June 1937 |
Well P: Late Neolithic. Diameter ca. 0.90m. Near Paved Building.
No water ... Late Neolithic |
Well 20: Neolithic ... 14-15 April 1939 |
Well K: Late Neolithic. Near Klepsydra.
Diameter top ca. 1.00x0.80
at -1.50 ca. 0.75
at -2.25 ca 0.50
Water level ca. -2.00m ... Late Neolithic |
Well V: Late Neolithic, West of Klepsydra.
Diameter at 2.00 (when first preserved), bottom ca. 0.75m. Water level ca -4.00m ... Late Neolithic |
Well 17: Neolithic ... Neolithic |
| Immerwahr, S. A ... American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... The finds in the Athenian Agora from the Neolithic and Bronze Ages have added important chronological context to the earliest eras of Athenian history. The bulk of the items are pottery, but stone, bone, ... 1971 |
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