Corinth Object: MF 9336
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Object
Name:   MF 9336
Title:   CREATED BY ACCIDENT - PLEASE DELETE THIS ONE!
    RECTANGULAR TERRACOTTA PORTABLE ALTAR
Category Code:   MF
Object Number:   9336
Description:   Hawksbeak type. Hollow(?) rectangular portable altar with hawksbeak crowning molding and flat top. Crowning molding: lower element(s) missing, hawksbeak (H. 0.012 upper surface), fascia (H. 0.011).
Decoration:   Upper and lower surfaces of hawksbeak decorated with Doric leaf patterns. Leaves painted black and read in alternation, both horizontally and vertically, with interstices painted black. Fascia painted with pattern of alternating high black and low red squares; outlines incised. Red stripe painted at outer edge of top surface.
Material:   Buff clay
Munsell Color:   7.5YR 8/4
Condition:   Fragment. One fragment preserves upper part of crowning molding with part of top surface. Inner surface not preserved.
Manufacture:   Moldmade
Dimensions Preserved:   L. 0.091; H. 0.031
Period:   Archaic (7th-6th c.)
Chronology:   Early 6th to third quarter 5th cen BC context
Area:   Museum west
Context:   NB184 P114
Provenance:   Corinth
Bibliography:   Rupp, Greek Altars (Bryn Mawr PhD) 1974, cat TC 11.
Site:   Corinth
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Monument: Museum west
Basket: NB184 P114