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| Located at the western edge of the walled area of Corinth, the Potters’ quarter was a complex of workshops and domestic quarters used by potters for three centuries from the seventh century until the fourth ... |
| Slightly convex lid with vertical rim Exterior covered in slip (fired dark brown); reserved band on top where lid surface joins rim; halfway between rim and center, 2 concentric circles in added white ... |
| Flat with a flange inside the lip Slip fired red to black. Exterior: completely slipped with three concentric bands in added white. clay Complete profile. Joint from 4 fragments, preserving complete profile; ... Early Protocorinthian |
| Fragment. Potters' Quarter. |
| Surface not smoothed (piece of clay gouged out and stuck on wall). Low, vertical ring foot. Narrow resting surface. Groove where foot attaches to body. Flaring walls. Dark brown glaze. Faint traces on ... Early Protocorinthian |
| Low, flaring ring foot, with narrow resting surface; Undersurface has 5 perforations that go through the base of the vase, done probably before firing. Flaring walls in an ovoid body Slip fired red. Exterior ... Early protocorinthian |
| Flat base, strongly flaring walls Slip fired red. On the undersurface of the base, single ring. On the exterior series of wide bands. Interior solid slipped clay Fragment. 4 joining fragments preserving ... |
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