Corinth Object: MF 11562b
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Object
Name:   MF 11562b
Title:   BRONZE MIRROR WITH APPLIQUE RELIEF ON COVER
Category Code:   MF
Object Number:   11562
Object Suffix:   b
Description:   Preserved in three major fragments and twelve smaller fragments. Small portions of lid and lip missing. The metal is very thin and corrosion has weakened the fabric severely, especially at the edge and on the lip.
The inside of the lid is marked by pairs of fine concentric grooves etched with a compass. The successive diameters of these pairs of grooves are: 0.026m 0.038, 0.098, 0.108, and 0.158. The lip is not decorated. The top of the cover has two pairs of fine concentric grooves near the edge. The top surface was adorned with applique relief figures backed with lead which are now separate from the lid, though marks of the placement of the reliefs could be detected in the corrosion pattern before cleaning (see photo 63-23-10)
Condition:   Fragment. When discovered in the grave these four elements were separate and the cover and relief were each incomplete and fragmentary; see MF 11562 a
Dimensions Preserved:   Diam. 0.18 H. of lip 0.011
Area:   Anaploga
Context:   Anaploga
Findspot Description:   see MF 11562 a
Site:   Anaploga
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Monument: Anaploga
Basket: Anaploga