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pale reddish clay Complete profile. part of rim RIP Zygouries |
Class B II (Glazed, completely covered ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); Askos with flat handle, narrower, shorter and more sharply curgved than Z35, and is divided by a groove down the middle. The ... |
reddish clay, no glaze Complete profile. part RIP Zygouries |
Yellow Mottled Ware Class A II, according to Blegen (Zygouries) red to black glaze inside and out pale clay, red to black glaze Complete profile. part of rim RIP Zygouries |
reddish clay Complete or intact. Tomb XX, Zygouries |
| buff clay Complete or intact. Tomb XX, Zygouries |
| 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 ... |
| Small jug (Class II- Matt-painted ware) which has a clumsily made raised base, fairly well formed body, broad neck and wide mouth and the usual curved strap handle. At the point where the latter joins ... |
Small jug (Class II- Matt-painted ware) similar to Z304 in shape: raised basebroad neck and wide mouth and the usual curved strap handle. Matt-painted. Surface originally coated with slip and smoothly ... |
| Small cup (Class II-Matt-painted ware) similar to Z94 in shape but of much finer fabric. Thin walls. The loop handle rising from the rim on one side is deeply grooved. Matt-painted. The decoration in dull ... |
| Goblet stem with rather broad foot with the edge turned slightly up, and the centre of the bottom hollowed out. Was found actually in place covering jug Z304 in Tomb XXII. Whitish slip Yellow minyan fabric; ... |
| Oinochoe with disk-foot (or false disk-foot?), with concave undersurface, attenuated globular body curving into round shoulder, conical neck tapering to widely flaring trefoil rim. Vertical strap handle ... |
| Krater with slightly flaring ring foot, broad resting surface, convex undersurface. Ovoid body with maximum diameter at 0.115-0.120, low vertical rim with outward thickened triangular lip, flat on top ... |
| A circular pan, looks unused. Flat bottom, almost vertical sides which end in a roughly flattened rim, and two crudely made horizontal loop handles. Baking pan? None Pinkish buff clay, gray at core Complete ... |
| Stirrup jar with flat bottom, nearly globular body with max. diam. just above median, lower body straight flaring; top of shoulder flattened around base of narrow conical neck, wide flat stopper D00.095 ... Late Mycenaean IIIC |
A small plain cup or "dipper" with a high loop handle. It is rather thick and heavy, but of good fabric. The cup has an almost pointed bottom and is quite different in shape from the scoops found in the ... |
A small, well-formed jug with two handles, almost exactly similar in shape of body to the plain jugs with one handle from the Potter's Shop at Zygouries. In the present instance the handles are of a distinctly ... |
| buff clay Complete or intact. RIP Zygouries |
Sauceboat. Very fragmented. It has a substantial vertical handle (which is apparently the type in sauceboats of this ware (Yellow Mottled Ware, Class AII), divided longitudinally by a shallow groove down ... |
pale clay, brown glaze Fragment. fragmentary Zygouries |
Class B II (Glazed, completely covered ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); One of the smallest sauceboats found at Zygouries. Slightly raised base, broad shallow spout with no raised tips set at a very ... |
A small jug with oval body, slender neck, and one handle; it has a raised base, concave underneath, with a "button"at its center. The transition at the shoulder is almost angular; the fabric is coarse, ... 4th C AD |
A well made squat jug with broad flat base, large body, and rather slender neck; there is one vertical handle which joins the neck a little below the rim. The walls are thick and heavy, but the circular ... 4th C AD |
red glaze outside buff clay, red glaze Complete or intact. RIP Zygouries |
A large jug with oval body, high neck, rolled rim, and one heavy round handle set vertically. It is almost identical in shape with Z348 and Z355 from Tomb XXXIII. In all three of these examples the upper ... 1922 |
| A large broad jug, similar in shape of the body to those from Tomb XXXIII; this example has one vertical flat handle running down the rim to the upper zone, and two smaller round loop handles set low down ... 1922 |
| A small askos of a shape familiar in Mycenaean pottery. Long and narrow with slightly flattened base, it has a closed top or back, surmounted by a longitudinal basket handle; one end opens in a small mouth ... 1922 |
Tiny "amphora" of a favorite Mycenaean shape, with three small horizontal loop handles. (Blegen, Zygouries, pg 171) The lower part of vase is decorated with broad and narrow bands; in the upper zone, in ... 1922 |
| A small deep cup with rounded bottom, roughly circular mouth, and a curving basket handle made of a flat strip of clay. (Blegen Zygouries, 171) The body is decorated with five irregular groups of vertical ... 1922 |
Squat stirrup jar, similar to that of Z356 from Tomb XXXIII. It is decorated with the customary belts of lines, broad and fine, about the body, and has a simple pattern of overlapping chevrons diminishing ... 1922 |
| A diminutive cylindrical jar with flat, angular shoulder, and a low neck terminating in a flaring rim. There are two small horizontal loop handles not symmetrically spaced. (Blegen, Zygouries, pg 171) ... 1922 |
| The stem and part of the body of a small plain cylix with angular profile, exactly like those of type c from the Potter's Shop (fig 143, Zygouries). The rest of the vase was not in the tomb nor in the ... 1922 |
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