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| Oval buckle, triangular pierced plate with a flat circular knob at lower end, two holes at the top. Buckle proper and tongue made of flat strips of metal bent into shape, added after original buckle lost ... 7th c. according to Corinth XII. |
| Bronze object consisting of a long, thin shaft, roughly square in section and twisted to form a spiral pattern. Bent into a hook at top. May be part of a lamphanger (cf. Sarachane 1, pp. 239-240). Bronze ... |
| Flat, rectangular sheet of bronze with one side serrated saw-like, forming eyelashes. Similar to MF-1979, MF-2015-58; also somewhat similar to MF-2013-12 and S-2682 (Corinth 20, p. 361, fig. 21.15). Bronze ... 1932/04/18 |
| Fragment. Preserving upper half. |
Concave bronze object, possibly of lid or boss. Bronze. Fragment. Single frgt., preserving rim. One side broken. Rough surface and interior. Lechaion Road- Hemicycle- N.E. end good foundation. 1929/12/18 ... |
Fragment. Small hole in bottom of bowl. |
| Spatula with long handle widening from tip to base of spatula; single reel, oval bead at bae of elongated oval blade with narrow rounded tip, thin central rib impressed on one face. Bronze Complete profile ... Late Roman ? |
| Fragment. Broken in two pieces. |
| Narrow hoop, convex outside, with two small knobs at either side where it narrows suddenly and then spreads to the rectangular bezel. Bezel nearly hexagonal with knob-like projections all around. Engraved ... Twelfth century or later |
Long, rectangular piece of iron, pierced by circular hole for insertion of handle. When complete, weapon had rectangular blade projecting at right angles (from piece now preserved). Previously thought ... 7th c., according to Corinth 12 |
| Buckle and plate hinged together. Oval buckle, pierced, hear-shaped plate with deep grooves around the edge. Knob at lower end. Three loops on back. Bronze Complete or intact. Intact. City Wall West ... 7th c. according to Corinth XII |
| Bronze ear spoon consisting of a long, thin shaft, circular in section, ending in a deeply concave bowl. Upper part of shaft decorated with two short bands of spirals surrounding a faceted, polygonal band ... |
| Bronze implement consisting of a thin shaft, rhomboidal or rectangular in section. Unknown function. Bronze Fragment. Single fragment preserves a shaft, broken at both ends. |
| Clay loops of varying sizes. Clay Complete or intact. Fourteen loops. Original card says Peribolos of Apollo, west of Styobate. |
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