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| Poros altar with architectural features imitating large altars. Roughly cubical in shape with slightly outward flaring corners, flat bottom, roughly square feet in relief at each corner attached to relief ... 4th c. B.C.? |
| Poros altar cut with architectural features imitating large altars. Rectangular box with four free-standing roughly square feet, surmounted by two narrow horizontal raised bands (W. 0.002) on all sides ... 4th c. B.C.? |
| Cylindrical stone altar with flat bottom, horizontal convex moulding on upper edge (H. 0.044, W. 0.042), rising from side faces and curving back in at top, roughly circular in profile, and with a basin ... |
Part of a horizontal handle doubling back on itself and canted upwards, from a Knidian two-handled cup.
Cf. C-1981-69. Buff clay covered with red paint. Fragment. Single frgt., preserving handle ... Late Hellenistic or Early Roman |
| Cup with low flaring ring foot, slightly convex undersurface with central nipple, and convex body walls. High quality glaze. Similar to C1972-167 (Hesperia 1973 p.27). Black glaze overall. graffito. D ... Late 5th or early 4th c BC, earlier than 4th c. BC kotyle C-1972-167 since the foot is wider |
| Krateriskos with vertical disk foot with flat undersurface, straight then slightly concave walls rising to flaring tapered lip. Two loop handles attached up against sides and rim. Similar to KV-1059 but ... 5th or 4th; late 4th based on comparanda in Corinth 13 |
| Krateriskos with vertical disk foot slightly raised with flat undersurface, straight then sharply concave walls rising into flaring squared lip. Two loop handles attached up against sides and rim. Similar ... 5th or 4th, late 4th based on comparanda in Corinth 13 |
| Krateriskos or cup with vertical disk foot slightly raised with flat undersurface, convex walls rising into flaring squared lip. Three loop handles, equal distance apart, attached up against sides and ... 4th c. BC, before the 3rd q. of 4th based on chronology of Building I wherein C-1971-84 recovered Hesperia 1972 p. 153 |
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