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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 ... |
| Black paint. On shoulder frieze of fish separated by spiral hooks. Fish have long legnthwise lines incised on body and tail. pale yellow clay slightly pinkish on interior Fragment. Two shoulder fragments ... Middle Proto-Corinthian I, according to Benson |
| Thick fabric Black paint, partly worn off, leaving light brown stain. Thin inverted rays, depending from line at base of neck. Three circumf. Lines below. Animal frieze on body featuring sphinx and part ... Middle Proto-Corinthian I, according to Benson |
| Large bird on shoulder, behind it, circle, and before it three sprial hooks of various sizes rising from ground line. Incised lines separate fan-shaped tail from body and head from neck; lengthwise incised ... Middle Proto-Corinthian I, according to Benson |
| Brownish black paint. Circumf. Line at base of neck. Part of bird, r., with short heavy neck and larged, hooked beak; incised lines at base of neck and back of head, incised eye; line separating upper ... Early Proto-Corinthian, according to Benson |
| Black paint, party worn off. In shoulder frieze, spiral hook at 1., rising from the base line; r. spiral hook of different shape and part of large spiral hook probably depending from line at base of neck ... Early Proto-Corinthian, according to Benson |
| Thick fabric Reddish brown paint partly flaked off. Four circumf. Lines at base of neck. On shoulder part of spiral hook at 1, Then broad vertical zigzag (?), then spiral hook from base line, ending in ... Early Proto-Corinthian, according to Benson |
| oinochoe composed of thin fabric Black paint, reddish brown where dilute. In shoulder frieze, spiral hook at r., with double incisions near base and near end. Hook with incised edge. Below, three fine ... Early Proto-Corinthian, according to Benson |
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