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A body sherd of an open shape. Reddish slip, black curvilinear motif with red filling and possibly a sprial motif. Bichrome in style. Fine Fabric with very rare white to black inclusions Fragment. 1 bichrome ... Blegen dates to MH in his Class III of Matt Painted Sherds. Bichrome pottery is (Mathioudaki 2014, Kramer 2004) a hallmark of the end of MH and LH I. in Absence of context it cannot be dated more precisely ... |
A body sherd highly burnished with reddish slip Mainland Polychrome thin black band thick red band. Fine Clay with rare white inclusions Fragment. 1 body sherd ... Davis 1979. Mainland Polychrome is diagnostic for LH I. |
a body sherd of indeterminate shape Slipped, darkk red and black zonal bichrome decoration. Not lustrous and v smooth surface, but not Mainland polychrome. Dark fabric coarse occasional angular white inclusions ... Bichrome could be MH or LH, coarseness suggests MH. No contextual information so precision lacking. |
A body sherd possibly of a closed shape. Mainland Polychrome style Highly burnished, slipped. Think band of black ppaint thick of red. Bichrome. Fine clay with small rare white inclusions Fragment. Body ... Davis 1979 dates polychrome to LH I. See examples in Grave Circle A VI. |
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