Corinth Object: A 1100
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Object
Name:   A 1100
Title:   MARBLE PILASTER CAPITAL
Category:   Architecture
Category Code:   A
Object Number:   1100
Description:   Finely cut marble pilaster. Square dowel on top (W. 0.05). Smooth anathyrosis (W. 0.025) with claw chisel marks on rest of top surface. Line along top Side A, 0.03 from volutes, 0.02 from flower. Similar to A-1099.
Decoration:   On two opposing faces eight-leaf palmettes (Side B) with thin leaves, well rounded; other two faces (facing sides) anthemia (Side A), with surfaces of leaves sharply cut out in delicate grooves. Palmettes and anthemia borderd by double volutes, on which rests Lesbian fascia (H. 0.035) with a four-petal flower in the middle of each side.
Material:   Marble
Condition:   Missing parts. Single frgt., preserving one anthemion side missing bottom edge, broken in half at sides where palmette decoration, back side with anthemion completely missing. Worn at corners. Crack on Side B.
Area:   Bema
Context:   Bema
Bibliography:   Scranton 1951, Corinth 1.3, pl.42.3 (middle)
Site:   Corinth
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Monument: Bema
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Basket: Bema