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| A moldmade lamp with a pierced, ear-shaped lug handle on its side; the rim is a double band, the outside one thicker than the inside Red (2.5YR 4/8) glaze on exterior surfaces Fine, very pale brown clay ... For a parallel, see Agora VII (Perlzweig, 1961), p. 79, no. 82, pl. (dated to the first half of the 1st century A.D.) |
| Moldmade lamp with flat base and flaring, straight walls On base, an almond-shaped double ring at center, in which the signature is inscribed graffito. Inside incised lozenge on base, several inscribed ... Likely 4th (or possibly 5th) century A.D. See Agora VII, no. 1836, p. 153, pl. 35, and no. 2460, p. 179, pls. 39, 52; Isthmia III, no. 3037, p. 78, pl. 34; Corinth 18.2, no. 57, p. 35, pl. 5 |
| Miniature lamp, Broneer Type IV, with flat round bottom, convex body curving into rounded horizontal rim, large fill hole, short rounded nozzle, large wick hole, small horizontal strap handle. Additional ... Type IV lamps 6th-4th c. B.C., Late 5th to early 4th c. BC, based on Corinth 13 Grave no. 431-3 |
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