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| Kothon with globular body. Five bands, frieze of standing birds with bent legs, ovoid bodies and rectangular tails. Similar to birds on pyxis lid KP 95 (Corinth 15.3 no. 1272) and C 26-64. Fine reddish ... 620-590 (Corinth 15.3 no. 1272 dated as EC) |
| Plate with horizontal walls turning to convex walls, outturned rim with groove 0.005 from edge and flaring rounded lip. Similar to C 61-404 (Corinth 18.1 no. 470). Broad black band on body and on underside ... probably 5th (dotted rim typical then (Corinth 7.5 p. 77), shape 6th (Corinth 18.1 no. 470) |
| Miniature phiale with flat bottom with concave walls rising into flaring rounded lip. Shallow interior. Similar in shape to KV1349 (Corinth 15.3 p.328 no. 1913 pl. 71). Red dot in interior center, reserved ... first half of 5th c. B.C. (based on Stele Shrine A in Corinth 15.3 p.328 no. 1913 pl. 71). |
| See C1963-611A See C1963-611A Fragment. Single piece preserving quarter of rim and part of body. WM ... See C1962-611A |
| Miniature skyphos with vertical disk foot with flat undersurface, slightly convex walls rising into a tapered vertical lip. Loop handle pinched and attached at rim. Similar to C-1971-81 (Hesperia 1972, ... 4th c. B.C., before 3rd q. of 4th based on context of comparanda Hesperia 1972 |
| Miniature skyphos with vertical disk foot with flat undersurface, slightly convex walls rising into a tapered vertical lip. Two thick loop handle pinched and attached at rim. Similar to C-1971-78 (Hesperia ... 4th c. B.C., before 3rd q. of 4th based on context of comparanda in Hesperia 1972 |
Part of a horizontal handle doubling back on itself and canted upwards, from a Knidian two-handled cup.
Cf. C-1981-69. Buff clay covered with red paint. Fragment. Single frgt., preserving handle ... Late Hellenistic or Early Roman |
| Cup with low flaring ring foot, slightly convex undersurface with central nipple, and convex body walls. High quality glaze. Similar to C1972-167 (Hesperia 1973 p.27). Black glaze overall. graffito. D ... Late 5th or early 4th c BC, earlier than 4th c. BC kotyle C-1972-167 since the foot is wider |
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