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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 ... |
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