Corinth Object: T 1748
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Object
Name:   T 1748
Title:   ALABASTRON
Category:   Miscellaneous
Category Code:   T
Object Number:   1748
Old Number:   P 944
Description:   Flattened bottom with small, central depression D. 0.015; elongated body with max. diam. below median, tapering to short, unarticulated neck, broad horizontal outturned rim with undercut lip, in ward sloping upper surface. Pierced vertical lug handle from neck to underside of rim.
Decoration:   On mouth, rings; dots on edge; tongues on neck; rings on bottom. Two friezes of warriors (6 above, 7 below) to rt., with shields but no spears; in field, dot rosettes between friezes, band of scale pattern, purple scales alternating with white-dotted black scales. Amyx: related to Warrior Frieze Painter, Middle Corinthian.
Material:   Fine yellow clay.
Condition:   Complete or intact. Numerous joining fragments, complete except for 1/3 bottom.
Dimensions Actual:   H. 0.21, Diam. 0.091
Period:   Archaic (7th-6th c.)
Chronology:   Late 1st. quarter or early second quarter 6th. c. (grave).
Bibliography:   Corinth XIII, p. 191, n. 172-0; Amyx, CorVP, p. 155.
Site:   Corinth
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Publication: Blegen, et al. Corinth 13, 1964
Publication: Amyx, Corinthian Vase-Painting of the ... 1988