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| A peculiar diminutive vase in the form of a bird with extended wings. The heavy stem through which an opening seems to have communicated with the interior of the pot, did not provide a vertical support, ... |
| Conical object; the surface of the base is slightly concave; in the top is a hole 9 mm in diameter, which diminishes almost to a point at its bottom, 0.01 m deep. On opposite sides of the cone, at a distance ... |
| Conical object; the base is flat; in the top is a hole, 0.012 m. in diameter and 0.027 m. deep, which grows smaller as it deepens. The lugs, at a height of 0.027 m. from the base, are relatively smaller ... |
| Conical object; the base is flat, but not made exactly at right angles to the vertical axis, in consequence of which the cone stands with a decided list. The hole in the top is 0.042 m. deep. The lugs ... |
Small pot with spout and basket handle, EH patterned ware, Class C I (Patterned Ware, Dark on light, Free/Open style) according to Blegen (Zygouries); Poorly made small pot with a basket handle (not preserved) ... |
| Class D (unpainted ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); low jar with flat bottom, broadly rounded body, and a rather narrow vertical neck. Two small, more or less flat, loop handles set vertically about ... |
| Class B II (Glazed, completely covered ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); Well made with rather sure lines, this pot has thin walls, smoothly finished and is about as symmetrical as is possible for ... |
| Class B II (Glazed, completely covered ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); The whole body slopes steeply upward toward the spout; the spout, which had moderate tips, is sharply rolled at the end. The ... |
| Class B II (Glazed, completely coated ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); A flattened spherical vessel, probably a jug of some kind with a flat base. The roughness of the interior surface near the top ... |
| Class B II (Glazed, completely coated ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); Askos with flattened bottom. The body is low and squat with the characteristic oblique ipward slipe toward the spout. The front ... |
| Class D (Unpainted Ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries). Deep basin on a fairly small raised base with sides rising in an almost straight line to a thickened rim, which has been somewhat flattened on ... |
| Base of shallow bowl with mat-impressed base; impression of a large coarse mat on which the vessel seems to have been worked- the impressions are too deep to have been cause merely by setting the vases ... |
| Coarse ware (class D) according to Blegen (Zygouries). Simple deep jar which stands on a comparatively small raised base and has curving sides which rise to a broad mouth with a slightly flattened rim ... |
| Class B I (Glazed, partially coated ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); Jug with flattened bottom, single round handle and a sturdy neck with a broad shallow spout. The jugs have an almost spherical ... |
| Shallow bowl class B I (Glazed, partially coated ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); shallow bowl with flew blotches suggestive of the mottled style. Glaze band on inside of lip pale clay; glazed Complete ... |
One of many from the Potter's house, room 12. All are practically uniform in shape: the kylix has a large foot, flat underneath, but with a deep circular hollow at its center; and a high slender stem increasing ... |
One of many from the Potter's house, room 12. All are practically uniform in shape: the kylix has a large foot, flat underneath, but with a deep circular hollow at its center; and a high slender stem increasing ... |
| One of many from the Potter's house, room 12. All are practically uniform in shape: the kylix has a large foot, flat underneath, but with a deep circular hollow at its center; and a high slender stem increasing ... |
| One of many from the Potter's house, room 12. All are practically uniform in shape: the kylix has a large foot, flat underneath, but with a deep circular hollow at its center; and a high slender stem increasing ... |
| Largest of painted kylikes from Potter's Shop. One of many from the Potter's house, room 12. All are practically uniform in shape: the kylix has a large foot, flat underneath, but with a deep circular ... |
| Piriform jar with three handles. Small jar with a flat ring-base, hollow underneath, and a shapely body rising from a slender stem; the braod neck splays outward to end in a wide mouth. On the upper curve ... |
| Coarse ware. Shallow bowl with flat base, no handles, widely spaced pair of conical projections on each side at the rim. It may have been employed as a sort of chafing dish or perhaps rather on the ebdience ... |
| Class B 1 (Glazed, partially coated ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); Large jar with narrow mouth. Has a broad and stocky, but not unattractive, shape. The bottom is flattened as a base, or meant ... |
| Class B 1 (Glazed, partially coated ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); shallower and broader in shape than other contemporary shallow bowls from the site (ie Z203, Z58, Z43) Red paint on rim in and ... |
| Shallow bowl class B I (Glazed, partially coated ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries) Brown glaze band on inside of rim buff clay; brown glaze Complete or intact. Reconstructed. Intact Zygouries |
| One of many from the Potter's house, room 12. All are practically uniform in shape: the kylix has a large foot, flat underneath, but with a deep circular hollow at its center; and a high slender stem increasing ... |
| One of many from the Potter's house, room 12. All are practically uniform in shape: the kylix has a large foot, flat underneath, but with a deep circular hollow at its center; and a high slender stem increasing ... |
One of many from the Potter's house, room 12. All are practically uniform in shape: the kylix has a large foot, flat underneath, but with a deep circular hollow at its center; and a high slender stem increasing ... |
| One of many from the Potter's house, room 12. All are practically uniform in shape: the kylix has a large foot, flat underneath, but with a deep circular hollow at its center; and a high slender stem increasing ... |
| Blegen's type B kylix/goblet. Body spreads broadly and is more funnel-shaped. The profile from the top of the stem to the lip is almost a straight line. The rim has no outward roll, but merely comes to ... |
| Cup with single high handle. Made of simple bowl on a flat base, with a huge broad, ridged handle extending in a loop high above the rim on one side. The weight of the handle makes it impossible for the ... |
| Cup with single high handle. Made of simple bowl on a flat base, with a huge broad, ridged handle extending in a loop high above the rim on one side. The weight of the handle makes it impossible for the ... |
| Blegen's Type C kylix/goblet. Smaller kylix type with only one handle. The body has a sharp angle at the shoulder, then rises in a reverse curve to the rim, which is rolled outward. None buff clay Complete ... |
| Shallow bowl class B I (Glazed, partially coated ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); shallow bowl with flew blotches suggestive of the mottled style. The upper half of the body is covered by a wash ... |
| Cup with basket handle, Class 1 (Matt-painted ware) (Blegen). Small cup of very coarse careless make. It has a high thick loop handle, both ends of which slring from the rim on one side. This stype of ... |
| Small jug of matt-painted ware, Class 1 (Blegen). Almost a bottle in shape. Stands on a flat bottom, with rounded body, high cylindrical neck, and a splaying rim. One fairly broad flat vertical handle ... |
| Jug with cutaway neck, class 1 (Matt-painted ware) (Blegen). This larger jug from the west part of the hill shows great care in its manufacture. The jug has a flat base, round body, and almost cylindrical ... |
| Class B II (Glazed, completely coated ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); Hemispherical lid, in the shape very much like the shallow bowls (i.e. Z270, Z390, etc) inverted. It has a thick loop handle ... |
| Deep bowl, almost a jar. Small raised base curving to a flat, flanged rim, which slopes obliquely downward toward the interior of the vessel. There are two vertical flat loop handles. lightly slipped Light ... |
| Coarse ware (class D) according to Blegen (Zygouries). Cylindrical base. Lower portion of a substantial cylindrical base or stand that supported some kind of broad shallow basin made in one piece with ... |
| Yellow minyan goblet. Broad raised base instead of stem, sharp angle at shoulder, high flattened rim with fairly sharp edge. On each side is a high handle, flat for most of its length, but slightly concave ... |
| Unpainted Ware (Group D) according Blegen (Zygouries). Shallow bowl, regularly shaped with smoothed surface. None Grayish buff clay Complete or intact. Intact Zygouries |
| Coarse Ware (Type D) according to Blegen (Zygouries); Small cup almost in the shape of an askos from the forward position of the mouth. Sits on a flat base, with a broad squat body which narrows to a mouth ... |
| Class D (unpainted ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); low jar with flat bottom, broadly rounded body, and a rather narrow vertical neck. Two small, more or less flat, loop handles set vertically about ... |
| Miscellaneous Other Ware (Type F) according to Blegen (Zygouries). Lower part of a goblet or chalice standing on a high stem with broad, bell-shaped foot. Possibly a type of brazier or incense burner ... |
| Class C I (b) [Patterned Ware, Dark on light, Open/Free Style] according to Blegen (Zygouries). Fragment of a tankard. The pot is finished with a good slip on which it carries three zones of decoration ... |
| Class C I (a) [Patterened Ware, Dark on light, Zone décor] according to Blegen (Zygouries); Upper part of somewhat squat jug, with narrow neck splaying to a wider mouth. The jug probably had a small loop ... |
| Sauceboat with small ring foot, convex undersurface. Ovoid body with maximum diameter near median, inturned fine lip, which rises at one end into tall narrow spout with flaring, pointed tip. Horizontal ... Early Helladic II |
| Yellow minyan, small cup. The regularity of the shape and the even thickness of the thin walls are due to the wheel. The vessel is really a sort of bowl with rounded bottom, the curve of which continues ... |
Coarse ware (class D) according to Blegen (Zygouries). Small piece of a huge flat rim. The body of the vessel seems to have swelled out broadly, and it was evidently a container of great capacity. Near ... |
| Two-handled basin with low, neatly formed raised base, curving spreading sides, flanged flat rim, and two horizontal handles which are made of a flat strip of clay pinched out into a triangular shape ... |
| Deep bowl, almost a jar. Small raised base curving to a flat, flanged rim, which slopes obliquely downward toward the interior of the vessel. There are two vertical flat loop handles. None Terracotta-colored ... |
Deep bowl, almost a jar. Small raised base curving to a flat, flanged rim, which slopes obliquely downward toward the interior of the vessel. There are two vertical flat loop handles. None Brick-red clay, ... |
| Three-handled jar on a small flat base, with a well-shaped body, and a comparatively large mouth with upright rim. Instead of handles there are three symmetrically spaced vertical lugs, each pierced by ... |
| Three-handled jar on a small flat base, with a well-shaped body, and a comparatively large mouth with upright rim. Instead of handles there are three symmetrically spaced vertical lugs, each pierced by ... |
| Small shallow saucer (or lid) with a hole pierced directly through the bottom. Small, flat base (the bottom of which is marked by string lines), spreading sides, with an angle at the shoulder, from which ... |
| Small shallow saucer (or lid) with a hole pierced directly through the bottom. Small, flat base (the bottom of which is marked by string lines), spreading sides, with an angle at the shoulder, from which ... |
| Blegen's Type C kylix/goblet. Smaller kylix type with only one handle. The body has a sharp angle at the shoulder, then rises in a reverse curve to the rim, which is rolled outward. None Pinkish clay Complete ... |
| Smaller scoop. Shallow cup/bowl which stand on a carelessly made low raised base, and have at one side a heavy projecting leg-handle, and at the opposite side a slight groove or hollow in the rim to serve ... |
| Scoop with an angular profile of side and a heavy round crossbar forming a rather flat loop located opposite of the handle. This may have been used for suspending the vessel by a string. The projecting ... |
| Class B I (Glazed, partially coated ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); tiny jug of slightly different shape as Z 93, Z42 and Z 258; It has a flat base, a squat broad body, and a relatively very large ... |
| Fragment of the forepart of a bird. It may be from an unusual pot in the sape of a bird, since the base of what may have been a large handle appears just behind the neck; this must have been a fairly high, ... |
| Conical object; the lugs are set at a height of 0.02 m.; both lack their tip. There is no trace of paring (Blegen, Zygouries, pg 187). The buff surface is slipped and polished (Blegen, Zygouries, pg 187) ... |
| Conical object, in the fracture may be seen traces of the hole in the top which must have been at least 0.03 m. deep. The body swells out a little just above the base. The lugs, which are broken away, ... |
| Conical object; the bottom is flat; the hole in the top is large (0.016 m. in diameter) and deep (0.042 m.). The lugs in this case too are unsymmetrically placed, one being distinctly higher than the other; ... |
| Shallow bowl class B I (Glazed, partially coated ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries) brown glaze band on lip inside and outside; slightly polished slip buff clay, brown glaze Complete profile. Small ... |
| Class C 1(b) type (Patterned ware, dark on light, free/open style) according to Blegen (Zygouries). Askoid vessel (american football shape) with spout and horizontal strap loop handle at apex. Squat askoid ... |
Coarse ware (class D) according to Blegen (Zygouries). Cup. Stands on regularly formed raised base (which has been restored in plaster, but is correct), with a well-rounded body curving inward to the rim ... |
Unpainted Ware according Blegen (Zygouries). Body like paterae/tiny dish (without boss in center) with a fairly stout flat handle projecting off one side and tapering somewhat toward its end. Handle is ... |
| Unpainted Ware according Blegen (Zygouries). Body like paterae/tiny dish (without boss in center) with a fairly stout flat handle projecting off one side and tapering somewhat toward its end. Handle is ... |
| Coarse Ware (Type D) according to Blegen (Zygouries); Small cup almost in the shape of an askos from the forward position of the mouth. Sits on a flat base, with a broad squat body which narrows to a mouth ... |
Blegen's Type C kylix/goblet. Smaller kylix type with only one handle. The body has a sharp angle at the shoulder, then rises in a reverse curve to the rim, which is rolled outward. None Buff clay Complete ... |
| Fabric class C 1 (Patterened Ware, dark on light, free/open style) according to Blegen; Smallest vase found at Zygouries, resembles a short thimble with a rounded end. large reddish-brown glazed dots- ... |
Three-handled jar on a small flat base, with a well-shaped body, and a comparatively large mouth with upright rim. Instead of handles there are three symmetrically spaced vertical lugs, each pierced by ... |
| A small jug or jar blackened by fire (according to Blegen, but D. Trusty does not believe so- instead it was fired this way) and with a patch of bright red mottling on one side. The jug has a high body, ... |
Class B II (Glazed, completely covered ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); Largest sauceboat found at Zygouries. A relatively small horizontal handle is somewhat clumsily attached opposite the spout ... |
Unpainted Ware (Group D) according Blegen (Zygouries). Shallow bowl, badly misshapen as a result of sagging or warping before or during firing. None Buff clay Complete or intact. Small chip missing from ... |
| Conical object; the base is slightly concave. The hole in the top is rather small, but has a depth of 0.028 m. The lugs, which are much damaged, are set at a height of 0.021 m. above the base. (Blegen, ... |
| Beaked jug with cut away spout. Wide strap handle extends from shoulder of vessel to lip of rim. From Blegen (Zygouries): "Jug with a broad squat body and a tall cylindrical neck, the top of which is finished ... |
| Unpainted Ware according Blegen (Zygouries). Body like paterae/tiny dish (without boss in center) with a fairly stout flat handle projecting off one side and tapering somewhat toward its end. Handle is ... |
Miscellaneous Other Ware (Type F) according to Blegen (Zygouries). Shallow dish or plate with large flat base, and short sides spreading widely. Surface is coated with a thick brown-black slip, brightly ... |
| Shallow bowl fragment marked on its side near the base by the impression of a seal of circular form. The circular labyrinthine pattern of the seal is similar to that impressed on a fragment of terracotta ... |
| Modelled in a rude primitive style. The head is flat on top and almost triangular in shape, as seen from above; its back is rounded off and its front pinched out to form a long projecting face and nose ... Middle stage of EH period |
| Small well-made cup on a low stem with a fairly broad foot. The foot is hollowed out below and is pierced by three regularly spaced round holes, giving an open-work effect. The cup itself has a rounded ... |
| Sauceboat but with ram's head at end instead of spout. Ram's head comes to a rectangular point with two horns dipping to middle of face and running up to just above tip of nose. Compare with Z260. From ... |
| Head of an animal with a long neck; horns and whole body below neck are missing; finished with a partial coat of glaze in the style of the pottery group B. The eyes are deeply punched round holes, each ... |
Class A II, according to Blegen. The pot is unusually tall for its length, and its upright lines contrast with the more horizontal lines of the average sauceboat. The vessel stands on a well-shaped raised ... |
Class B I (Glazed, partially coated ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); jug with flattened bottom, single flattened, round handle and sturdy neck with broad shallow spout. Its curve in all cases suggests ... |
| Sauceboat shape with horiztonal handle opposite of spout. Spout is not useable. Instead it comes to a rectangular point and is in the shape of a ram's head with two horns curving around the eyes (also ... |
aka "Pyxis". Class B II (Glazed, completely covered ware) type, according to Blegen (Zygouries). Base and part of one side missing. Globular shape with extremely small mouth. On either side low down, at ... |
Unpainted Ware (Group D) according Blegen (Zygouries); Shallow bowl. None Grayish buff clay Complete profile. Part of rim RIP Zygouries |
Class B II (Glazed, completely coated ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); Shallow bowl with raised base. Raised base formed by a separately moulded ring of clay applied to the bottom of the bowl before ... |
Class C I (Patterened ware, dark on light, free/open style) according to Blegen; Fragment of a small pyxis. The body in its lower part seems to have been very squat, spreading out to a sharp angle; then ... |
Fragment. parts of lip and body preserved, RIP; base missing Zygouries |
Coarse ware (class D) according to Blegen (Zygouries). Cylindrical base. Lower portion of a substantial cylindrical base or stand that supported some kind of broad shallow basin made in one piece with ... |
2 listings in Zygouries: Fig 87 = EH bowl; Pl XV = Ephyrean Goblet. First option favored for this entry since there is a long description and drawing with number in lower corner. If this is correct, then ... |
| Miscellaneous Other Ware (Type F) according to Blegen (Zygouries). Jug with flat base, upright oval body, high splaying neck, wide mouth, basket handle, and a tubular spout from the side, following the ... EH III? |
| Base of shallow bowl with mat impression on bottom. From Blegen (Zygouries, pg 106-107): The flat base bears what looks like the impression of a large coarse mat on which the vessel seems to have been ... |
Yellow Mottled Ware, Class A II, according to Blegen (Zygouries); Forward part of a large askoid pot, put together from nine fragments. It has fairly thin walls, but is of good fabric made of well-sifted ... |
| Coarse ware (class D) according to Blegen (Zygouries). Jar. Contained very large bone of beef joint, almost surely the remains of the last meal prepared in the house before its destruction. The vessel ... |
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