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| Flat bottom, slightly convex wall, rounded rim heavily undercut. Handles have six very small badly formed beads. Spout has straight sides, strongly flaring and rounded at outer edge. Spout not level with ... Second quarter of the 4th to last quarter of the 3rd century. |
| Button base. Ovoid body curving continuously up to slightly everted rim with rounded lip. Vertical double ring handle attaches to upper body below rim. Green and brown painted. Chalk white slip covered ... 1120-1130 (Guy Sanders) |
| Plastic vase in shape of woman enthroned, frontal.Throne is high-backed and armless, indicated summarily by protruding rectangular surface. Female has steeply sloping shoulders and wears chiton and himation ... 1953/04/14 |
Krater with ovoid body, curving into low vertical rim with flattened lip. Horizontal loop handle on shoulder, originally connected to a vertical strap attached to rim, now marked by scar. Projecting knob ... 1953/03/31 |
| Corinthian B transport amphora with cylindrical neck, concave necking band, torus rim with broad flat lip rising slightly toward mouth. dipinto. Dipinto on neck: ] M Fine buff clay with rare fine white ... 1953/03/14 |
| Aryballos. On top of lip, petal pattern, reserved on black background. On sides of lip rosettes reserved on black. On back of handle, female head in profile. On bottom eight-petalled rosette reserved on ... |
| Plastic vase in form of human with frontal head, arms bent across chest, hands raised and clasped below neck. Wears low polos, pierced at top for pour hole; shoulder-length hair, parted over forehead and ... First half 6th c. B.C. |
| Fragment ... 1969/04/30
1969/04/30
1969/05/22
1969/06/02 |
| Blue faience vase. In 1975, frgts. lettered for clearer reference, since additional joins obscure original inventory. A. MPH 0.183; B. MPH 0.185; C MPH 0.073; D 0.05; E 0.027. Tot. PH (based on frgts ... 1954/06/17 |
| Concave underside/inner face foot-ring, flat resting -surface, straight flaring outer face, vertically trimmed at the bottom. Deep body. Underside, resting-surface, bottom of outer face of the foot-ring ... Archaic, probably sixth century. |
| Two small deep bowls with tapered lip, joined at the lip by a narrow, flat ridge. The outside is reserved, with black vertical zigzags below the lip, bounded below by two black lines. The inside is black-glazed, ... Corinthian |
| Fragment. Preserving upper part. |
| Fragment. Preserving upper half. |
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