Corinth Object: A 1997 6
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Object
Name:   A 1997 6
Title:   FRANKISH DOOR JAMB
Category:   Architecture
Category Code:   A
Year:   1997
Object Number:   6
Description:   Door jamb consisting of a thick block, thickest at rt., thinning to lt. Rt. face worked with anathyrosis along front edge, rest rough-picked. Lt. edge has from front to back a half-round continuing onto front face, concave channel, narrow fascia, wider fascia W. 0.05 projecting ca. 0.004. Back roughly picked. Front face carved as follows from lt. to rt.: continuation of corner half-round, a band W. 0.105, carved with a vertical row of rectangles, each filled with schematic double lotus pattern; tangent rectangles joined by interlace as well as to fillet on either long side of band; then roughly chiseled half-round W. 0.027, concave channel W. 0.025, narrow fascia 0.012, wide fascia 0.055. Flat chisel over all.
Material:   Dense fine marble or Acrocorinth limestone.
Condition:   Fragment. Single frgt., broken bottom and top, preserving other faces.
Dimensions Actual:   W00.258 T00.12-00.18
Dimensions Preserved:   H00.488
Period:   Frankish (1210-1458 AD)
Chronology:   Context Frankish
Area:   Temple E, Southeast
Context:   Temple E, Southeast, From rubble fall on roadway east of Building 6 aro
Site:   Corinth
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Monument: Temple E, Southeast
Image: bw 2003 003 06
Basket: Temple E, Southeast, From rubble fall on roadway east of Building 6 aro