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| Profiled kalathiskos. Flat bottom; low bevel; slightly concave body; flaring, thickened rim; upturned lip. Early Type 3. Conventionalizing style. Black line interior, Black band exterior lip and upper ... 1st quarter 5th c ... Pottery |
| Plate with flat bottom, supported by 3 simple tripod feet, consisting of cylindrical wedges. Wide flaring body with slight concave profile. 2 horizontal reflex handles on lip. Rim: Z-maeander; below, double ... 1st half 5th c. B.C ... Pottery |
Miniature closed shape, globular body, flattened bottom with convex ring along edge of undersurface. 1 missing round horiz. loop handle. Conventionalizing style. 2 concentric black rings on top, 2 concentric ... Pottery |
| Vertical ring foot, round resting surface; deep convex body turning up vertically to slightly thickened lip. Outside on white ground: at bottom of body a band of alternating blocks of red and blue flowers ... Context 1st half 19th century ... Pottery |
| Small-scale phiale, deep bowl with central semispherical boss. Convex sides with rounded lip. Round bottom with slight curvature, circular concavity below boss on undersurface. Conventionalizing style ... mid or 3rd quarter 5th c ... Pottery |
Profiled kalathiskos. Flat base, wall in two degrees, evenly concaved rim with vert. pinched lip. 2 horiz. Lugs attached to mid. Exterior wall. Conventionalizing style. Above bevel, black, red bands, black ... 2nd half 5th c ... Pottery | PQ-Votive Pottery |
| Small alabastron. Flat base, squat rounded body, short narrow neck, horizontal rim. Three small horizontal round handles on shoulder. FS 84 Exterior slipped and painted. Two parallel lines around base, ... based on Furumark form ... around base, above which is a ... or 6 dots. Bottom has a ... ="low bowl [fr Grave I]" in Corinth Pottery Inventory I (CWB), p. 49 no. 22 |
| Profiled Kalathiskos. Flat, slightly raised bottom; low, rounded bevel; cncave body; small lug handles; flaring, outward-thickened rim. "Type 3." Conventionalizing style. Black band above bevel, then black ... 2nd half 5th c ... Stillwell & Benson 1984, Corinth 15.3, cat. 2086. |
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