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| Amphora with narrow pig toe, rounded bottom widening slightly to ovoid body, max. diam. below shoulder. Low sloping shoulder, conical neck tapering to straight flaring rim, flat lip. Small vertical handles, ... 6th c. A.C ... Amphora Building, bay 9, shelf 2 |
| Segment from side of over life-sized cuirass statue; at top is lower edge of breastplate that curves out to large, round-tipped lappets. Edges of lappets plain; lappets themselves decorated in low relief ... Early Roman ... Early Excavations |
| Spatheion amphora with long peg toe, flattened at base, at top widening to tall nearly cylindrical body, which widens slightly toward shoulder; start of neck. No handles preserved. Possible creamy slip ... 5th-6th c. A.C ... Greek Archaeological Service excavations, Provenance unknown. Inv. with permission of |
| Spatheion amphora with narrow solid toe, widening to tall nearly cylindrical body, which widens slightly to shoulder; short steep shoulder offset by circumference groove, cylindrical neck with groove at ... 5th-6th c. A.C ... Greek Archaeological Service excavations |
| Preserved is a male face, probably broken away from a cornice. Top of head is flat. A straight band of hair (?) runs across straight flat forehead. Face flat with shallow-set eyes; almond-shaped with ... ? 84 ? 12th or 13th c ... Early Excavations, Exact provenance unknown, 1903 or earlier ... Johnson 1931, Corinth 9, cat. 332 |
Amphora with rounded bottom with small nipple, wide ovoid body curving into low sloping shoulder; shoulder continues into short neck, tapering to flaring round lip. Handles oval in section, attached to ... ? ... Amphora Building, bay 10, shelf 3C
Amphora Building, bay 9, shelf 3 |
| Top of a pedestal, preserving small part of vertical surface on front and left side, with apophyge; on front face a fascia H00.012, start of ovolo (?); these chiseled away on lt. side; remainder of two ... ? Middle Roman ? ... Old Museum, bay 7, shelf 2 |
| See S-XXXX-0811; this number lapsed. Fine white marble. Fragment. Single frgt., preserving right hip, torso ... Roman ... Old_Forum ?, Early excavations, exact provenance unknown. |
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