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| Collection: | | Corinth | | Type: | | Object | | Name: | | A 1067 | | Title: | | POROS GUTTA FROM DORIC GEISON | | Category: | | Architecture | | Category Code: | | A | | Object Number: | | 1067 | | Description: | | Gutta with sloping, beveled bottom, very slightly concave sides. Centering line and compass hole on bottom. | | Decoration: | | Small areas of thin white (Greek) stucco on bottom and sides. Slight remains of dark pigment (black ?) at junction with soffit of mutule (broken away).Associated with Dinsmoor's "Largest Temple in the Peloponnese". From same building: A-555, A-565, A-615, A-617, A-636, A-696, A-713 to A-715. | | Material: | | Oolitic limestone | | Condition: | | Fragment. Single frgt., broken at top from mutule, missing small chips; full profile of gutta. | | Dimensions Actual: | | H00.053 (gutta) D00.070 (bottom) D00.065 (top) | | Dimensions Preserved: | | H00.059 | | Period: | | Archaic (7th-6th c.) | | Chronology: | | Last quarter 6th c. | | Area: | | Asklepieion | | Context: | | Asklepieion, Exact provenance unknown; probably one of 7 mentio | | Provenance: | | Corinth | | Site: | | Asklepeion | | City: | | Ancient Corinth | | Country: | | Greece | | References: | | Monument: Asklepieion
Basket: Asklepieion, Exact provenance unknown; probably one of 7 mentio
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