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| Ovoid body, round shoulder, cilindrical neck Dark brown slip. Body decorated with parallel lines. At the base of the shoulder, wide band filled with vertical reverse sigmasin groups of 5. above, three ... Early Protocorinthian |
| Slightly curved body sherds of large open vessel Dark brown to black paint (dilute in places). Exterior. Fr. 1: 2 panels with diagonal parallel lines (part of meander?); above 3 horizontal bands; above ... |
| Low flaring ring foot, shallow undersurface; ovoid body; vertical, tapered lip. Slip fired reddish brown. Undersurface of foot: ring around the very center, and concentric band on the resting surface ... Middle Corinthian |
| Surface not smoothed (piece of clay gouged out and stuck on wall). Low, vertical ring foot. Narrow resting surface. Groove where foot attaches to body. Flaring walls. Dark brown glaze. Faint traces on ... Early Protocorinthian |
| Low, flaring ring foot, with narrow resting surface; Undersurface has 5 perforations that go through the base of the vase, done probably before firing. Flaring walls in an ovoid body Slip fired red. Exterior ... Early protocorinthian |
| Very low ring foot, slightly flaring; narrow resting surface; shallow undersurface. Ovoid body, curved shoulder. Root of vertical handle preserved Dark brown paint, badly flaked. Exterior: wide horizontal ... Subgeometric (Middle Protocorinthian IA [Benson]) |
| Defective vase, the foot is asymmetrical and the body seems to lean on one side. Flat base, flaring walls, slightly carinated body, everted tapered lip. Glaze has worn off. Maybe faint remains of parallel ... |
| Pyxis lid with nearly flat top, low flange, flat-topped knob. Black spot and ring on top. On lid proper, outlined tongue pattern between red and black lines. Lid fits onto convex pyxis KP-0127 from same ... 1st half 5th c. B.C. |
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