Collection: | Corinth | |
Type: | Object | |
Name: | MF 13336 | |
Title: | MOLD FOR ROMAN RELIEF BOWL | |
Category Code: | MF | |
Object Number: | 13336 | |
Old Number: | C 1933 445 lapsed | |
Description: | Mould for Roman relief bowl with straight sides and thickened rim. Relief zone covers entire side of pot, set off by half-round and two grooves, above, by two shallow steps. | |
Decoration: | Figure, dressed in short kilt, pulling bough of tree or vine. Beside him, a curly-legged table upon which lies fruit or food. Figure holds large torch or fagot, possibly large acorn or head of thyrsos at his feet. Nude youth with basket on his back. After Spitzer's Type III, Fig. 16 i, o, and e. | |
Material: | fine hard clay, moderately well levigated | |
Condition: | Fragment. Four joining fragments, preserving side wall to rim, about 1/4 circumference. Clay is fired tan at core and inner surface, pink outside and toward interior. | |
Dimensions Preserved: | H. 0.060, Th. 0.013-0.015 | |
Dimensions Restored: | Diam. of rim c. 0.104 | |
Area: | Agora Southeast | |
Context: | NB135 P108 | |
Bibliography: | Spitzer, Hesperia 1942, p. 189, no. III.9 | |
Site: | Corinth | |
City: | Ancient Corinth | |
Country: | Greece | |
References: | Publication: Spitzer, Hesperia 11:2, 1942 Monument: Agora Southeast Basket: NB135 P108 |