Corinth Object: KP 2269A
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Object
Name:   KP 2269A
Title:   MIDDLE CORINTHIAN KOTYLE
Category:   Pottery
Category Code:   KP
Object Number:   2269
Object Suffix:   A
Related Objects:   KP-2269B
Description:   try piece. Ovoid body; slightly incurved, tapered lip, not completely smoothed out. A hole has been pierced in the body; the hole is pretty neatly cut after the vase was decorated.
Decoration:   Slip almost completely disapperead. Fired dark brown. Exterior, from bottom: the tip of three rays; above that an animal frieze (visible are two lions- frontal faces, details incised) between two pairs of bands. Above that, narrowly spaced, vertical squiggly lines. On top a horizontal band all around the lip. Interior: careless brushstrokes of diluited slip.
Material:   clay
Munsell Color:   2.5 Y 8/2 (pale yellow)
Condition:   Fragment. Three joining fragments. It preserves 20% of the rim and much of the body, including the lower zone.
Dimensions Actual:   Th. 0.004
Dimensions Preserved:   H. 0.125 (largest frag)
Dimensions Restored:   Diam.ca 0.22
Period:   Middle Corinthian (595/590-570)
Provenance:   Corinth
Findspot Description:   Potters' Quarter. East Deposit
Bibliography:   Stillwell & Benson 1984, Corinth 15.3, cross refence to cat. 542, p. 113
Site:   Corinth
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Publication: Stillwell & Benson, Corinth 15:3, 1984
Image: bw 1965 078 16