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CHAPTER FOUR
ATHENIAN IMPORTS IN THE PERSIAN PERIOD
Ronald Marchese
INTRODUCTION
n recent years much attention has been paid to the Persian
>eriod in Palestine. Passive politically but active culturally,
he region formed part of a much larger area within the
~chaemenid administrative district of 'Beyond the River,'
hat is today's Syria and Israel (Rainey 1969: 51-52; Rainey
988). Archaeologically, little is known of the region during
he approximately two and a half centuries of Persian rule.
[his is best illustrated by the development of a number of
egional and sub-regional cultural zones which indicate
rarying degrees of cultural uniformity and diversity (Singer\ vitz 1988). By far the best support for such a view appears
n the local ceramic assemblages. Initially it was believed
hat there was slight variation in form and shape, with the
ocal ceramic tradition changing very little throughout the
:hronological parameters of the Persian period (Amiran
1969). However, with an ever-increasing number of excarated sites yielding varying amounts of ceramic material
'rom the Persian period, subtle changes have become more
~vident (Stern 1978; Stern 1983; Singer-Avitz 1988). Overill, the study of the material remains of the period is still
1ampered by a lack of the large body of data necessary in
)fder to construct an all-embracing relative chronology of
>tylistic change. Since local typologies are not uniform and
may cover a long chronological range, it is difficult to date
>pecific architectural strata in the Persian period on the basis
of the local ceramic tradition alone. This, however, can be
partially rectified by the appearance of cross-cultural
remains originating in the Greek world, which offer a framework for the relative dating of individual strata. Such material has proved very useful in establishing basic
chronological divisions within the broader architectural
strata of excavated sites of the Persian period (Marchese
1988).
Cross-cultural references - primarily ceramic material
originating in the East Greek, mainland Greek, and Cypriot
worlds - are found throughout Palestine. Such references
offer excellent chronological limits for the local ceramic tradition (Singer-Avitz 1988; Marchese 1988). Through the
Phoenician cities to the north and the northern coastal centers of today's Israel, goods of high value were distributed
along the entire Levan tine coast and further afield into the
interior. Such items, rarely imitated by local potters, appear
to have been highly prized for their own sake and have been
found in quantity at a number of sites (Marchese 1988). This
is evident in the occupational strata at Tel Dor, providing
an excellent illustration of the volume of commercial activity in the eastern Mediterranean during the Persian period.
It is this extensive use of imported wares, primarily Athenian, which provides the necessary reference material for
locally developing ceramic types and the chronological horizons for individual architectural strata.
The imported assemblage from the Greek world at Tel
Dor can be divided into two categories: ( 1) East Greek pottery (see Chapter 3) and (2) pottery from the Greek mainland. The latter is exclusively represented by Athenian wares
dating from the middle-late 6th to 4th centuries BCE.
Though a vast assortment of shapes is evident, many
imported for their own sake and not as containers of goods,
the ceramic remains at Tel Dor are both fragmentary and
difficult to identify. Their dating is complex, since many of
the types have a long use in Athenian contexts (Agora XII).
Given these limitations in the total assemblage from Dor,
approximately 850 sherds from Areas A and C were studied.
All are of Athenian manufacture and cover the full extent of
Persian period occupation at the site, i.e. the mid-6th to 4th
centuries BCE.
The range of Athenian wares is impressive and features a
complete repertoire of shapes and styles. This can be divided
into three categories: (1) limited quantities of Black Figure;
(2) excellent examples of Red Figure of high artistic quality;
and (3) a vast assortment of plain Black Painted wares which
comprise the bulk of the imported assemblage. First appearing before the end of the 6th century, Attic wares become
commonplace by the middle of the 5th century, are abundant in the last quarter of the century, and continue almost
without interruption to the end of the 4th century. Although
Black and Red Figure are evident, the most common types
are the totally Black Painted varieties, which will therefore
be treated first; a separate section presents Attic material
from Area Cl excavated in 1986-87.
Black Painted Attic wares are represented by a variety of
shapes and styles (see Tables 4.1-2). They include typical
Athenian bowls with thickened incurving rims, the most
common shape in the 4th century (Fig. 4.1; Photo 4.1 ); bowls
with tapered projecting rims (Fig. 4.2:1-3); bowls with
rounded projecting rims (Fig. 4.2:4-6); bowls with flat projecting rims, rare even in Athens and dated mostly to the end
of the 5th century (Fig. 4.3:1 ); bowls with rounded and
tapered rims (Fig. 4.3:2-3); and finally bowls with thickened
in curving and projecting rims (Fig. 4.3: 5-15). Stacked on
top of one another and easily transported in bulk, the assortment of bowls indicates an extensive trade in ceramic forms
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Table 4.1. Black painted wares: distribution of types.
Bmv! with incurving rim
Thin rim/shallow bowl
Thickened rim
Total
Askas
22
26
48
Shallow body
Guttus type
Total
Rilled rim plate
I
2
3
Impressed
Total
Rolled rim plate
Salt cellar
Bowl with projecting rim
Rounded and tapered
Flat and projecting
Rounded and projecting, tight
curl
Slightly projecting/flaring
Total
8
10
51
2
71
Concave wa!l
Thick foot
Total
2
3
5
Oil/amp
Stopper/disk
Spout
Footed
Total
Total
Concave/convex bmt·!
Narrow foot
Broad foot
Total
Lid!lekanis
15
8
23
Total
6
Total
Stemmed cup
7
7
Mug
Total
Stemmed dish
Foot
Total
4
Amphoriskos
4
4
Total
Elongated lekythos
Stemless cup
Rim
Handle
Body
Base
Total
15
20
2
15
52
Rim
Broad disk base
Narrow disk base
Total
I
I
3
Bulbous black bodied lckythos
Total
7
Balsa!
Straight rim
Projecting rim
Base
Handle
Total
19
II
13
5
48
Kantharos/cup kantharos
Molded body
Handle
Pedestaled foot
Total
8
2
5
15
Skyphos
Rim
Handle
Torus foot
Body sherd
Rim and handle
Total
28
10
37
6
!9
!00
One-handler
Thickened rim
Total
128
II
II
Oinochoc
Total
2
Fish plate
Low ring base
High molded base
Rim and shoulder
Total
Plain
Rouletted
Body sherd
Open vessel
Closed vessel
White banding
Reserve banding
Total
0/pe
Foot
Total
Sma!l
Large
Total
7
2
15
24
18
I
II
12
Table 4.2. Black painted wares: distribution of types.
Body Sherd
Lid/Lekanis lllilll6
Stopper I
Oil Lamp iill!li!IB
Oinochoe
2
Kantha:ros/Cup Kantharos
Lekythos
Amphoriskos I
Mug iil4
Olpe 1
Salt Cellar
iiiii7
Askos
One Handler
Skyphos
Balsa!
Stemless Cup
Stemmed Dish/Cup
Concave/Convex Bowl
Bowl with Projecting Rim
Bowl with lncurving Rim
Rolled Rim Pia te
Rilled Rim Plate
Fish Plate
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15
~5
-11
-11
I100
48
52
23
I
I
71
48
1
I
2
I
0
24
20
I
40
60
80
100
120
140
Sherds Frequency
Bowls with thickened and incurving rims make up the
majority of the impressed wares. Though rim profiles are not
preserved for many vessels, ring bases and lower shoulder
profiles also represent this class at Dor. Twenty-eight examples exist as bases with black undersides and central nipples.
Impressed designs consist of rouletting and alternately
linked palmettes. This is the most common shape in the 4th
century.
A variety of bowls are classified as bowls with projecting
rim. Rims are rounded and tapered, flat and projecting, and
rounded and projecting. The earliest examples form a tight
curl and are attached to straight or angular shoulders. Bowls
become popular at the end of the 5th century and are very
common at Athens in the 4th century. The tightly curled rim
and angular wall give way to a more projecting rim and a
flaring wall, forming a double cnrve in profile.
c
)hoto 4.1. Bowls with incurving rim. a: surface; b: Reg. No.
10469/3, L4098; c: Reg. No. 46536/2, L4652.
or their own sake and not as containers of goods. Additional
arms include stemmed and stemless cups, bolsals (Fig.
1.4: 1-2; Photo 4.2:a-b), Attic Type A skyphoi (Fig. 4.4:3-7;
'hotos 4.2:d, 4.3), cup skyphoi, one-handlers, askoi (Photo
L4), two types of salt cellar (concave walled and footed), lids
md stoppers, lekane, olpe, jugs, mugs (Fig. 4.5:1; Photo
4.2:c), amphoriskoi, elongated and squat black bodied
ekythoi, kantharoi/cup kantharoi (Fig. 4.5:2-3), oinochoe,
trays, plates, stemmed dishes, fish plates (Fig. 4.5:4-6; Photos 4.5-4.6), rilled and rolled rim plates (Figs. 4.5:7-12,
4.6: I; Photo 4. 7), and finally four types of oil lamps Types 23 A, 24 A, 25 A and B (Howland 1958).
c
b
II IIIII
Photo 4.2. a: bo1sal, Reg. No. 11710/9, L1212; b: bo1sal, Reg. No.
43136/1, L43l8; c: mug, Reg. No. 46573/1, L4627; d: skyphos,
Reg. No. 1190/5, L40.
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b
a
c
a
Photo 4.5 Fish plates. a: Reg. No. 48073/2, L4804; b: Reg. 1\
48008/4, L4803.
b
d
e
Photo 4.3. Bases of Attic Type A skyphoi. a: Reg. No. 1202/2, L40;
b: Reg. No. 43387/10, L4367; c: Reg. No. 40612/4, L4150; d: Reg.
No. 46640/13, L4672; e: Reg. No. 48165/1, L4828.
Photo 4.6. Details as for Photo 4.5.
Photo 4.4. Askos. Reg. No. 40446, L4113.
Photo 4. 7. Rolled rim plates. a: Reg. No. 46 I 78, L4614; b: Rc.
No. 45406/3, L4553.
Concave/convex profiled bowls are common in Athenian
contexts of the late 5th century. Earlier examples feature a
broad resting surface and a reserve underside. Examples of
the 4th century exhibit a groove with traces of rouletting in
the interior of the vessel. One example from Doris in intentional red with impressed linked palmettes and ovules. The
shape appears in the second quarter of the 5th century and
disappears before the middle of the 4th century. The exan
ples from Dor cluster around the late 5th century, at tr
height of the bowl's popularity in Athens.
The bolsal was a unique shape, appearing in the thir
quarter of the 5th century and continuing well into the 4t
century. Changes in vessel shape are seen in the vertic:
placement of the wall and the rim. The upperpartofthe wa
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IS a single curve in the 5th century, with the maximum
idth at the rim. As with the skyphoi, the bolsal undergoes
transformation in the 4th century: the rim becomes procling and helps create a double curve in the vessel wall. The
oderside features a variety of motifs, from concentric cires to a totally painted underside with grooved resting sur.ce; the latter is usual by the mid-4th century. Handles are
f a triangular shape and similar to those of skyphoi. The
1ape is very popular in late 5th-century Athens but
rentually declines as kantharos vessels become common in
1e 4th century.
A marked preference for the skyphos was shown at Dor.
is one of the most common shapes found at the site, and
~rtainly one of the most easily transported. The skyphos
·as the most common drinking vessel at Athens from the
th to the 4th centuries. The examples from Dor are all of
'ype A. The shape undergoes its major development in the
th century, and changes occur in all aspects of the vessel.
arly pieces exhibit a single curve until the middle of the cenIry, when a double curve becomes apparent; it is later
ccentuated, by the close of the 5th century, by a projecting
1m with a contraction of the vessel wall. Handles shift from
horseshoe to a triangular shape by the last quarter of the
th century, and in the 4th century are attached to the lower
houlder of the vessel. Surface treatment in the foot area
hifts from reserving of the outer face of the foot to a painted
urface by the second quarter of the 5th century. The earliest
xamples have incurving upper shoulders with the widest
rea of the vessel at the mid-section; later the profile of the
esse\ wall develops to a straight wall, and finally a double
urvature.
Only rims and shoulders of one-handlers are preserved at
)or. The shape is common in black ware and appears in both
he 5th and 4th centuries. Rims are thickened, slightly
ounded on top, but basically flat. Rims which are also
ncurving and projecting on top may in fact belong to those
:lasses of bowls.
Two out of the three askoi from Dor are of the 'Guttus'
ype, with a bulbous body on a low foot. The shape goes back
o the late 5th and early 4th centuries.
Fish plates are very common in black ware. Generally,
hey feature a broad floor sloping to a central depression, a
leep overhanging rim, and a stout foot. The earliest pieces
late from about 400 and have an elaborate profile consisting
Jf a neck above a wide ring foot which exhibits a molded
'xterior. The molding was soon abandoned for the wide ring
'oot which is a common element in the 4th century, as is the
;hift from a reserve underside to painted circles with a cen:ral dot, and finally to a totally painted underside with cen:ral nipple and deep interior depression. The Dor
!Ssemblage is of the latter kind, though one early type with
1 painted central dot on the underside was also noted.
Rilled rim plates are a product of the late 5th century. The
jelicate quality is soon lost as the shape settles down in the
4th century; this is seen in the treatment of the rim, which
loses its elaboration. Preference in the 4th century was for
rolled rim plates. Only a few examples from Dorwere noted.
In the earliest stages of the rolled rim plate two features
are retained from the rilled rim variety: concave molding
below the rim and rilling above. The rilled rim is soon
replaced by a plain rolled rim which is rounded on top, sometimes incurving, or elongated. The development in the pro-
file is confined to the 4th century, with a trend towards less
elaboration. This is seen in the decline in the concave molding of the vessel, which is replaced by a simple groove on the
shoulder. The foot also undergoes marked change: the inner
face of the foot forms a single curve with the underside by
the middle of the 4th century, and is usually associated with
a totally painted underside and a central nipple. Basic interior decoration by the middle of the 4th century is alternately
linked palmettes surrounded by a field of rouletting. The
shape is common from the early part of the century.
Most ofthe vessels were fully pain ted with varying degrees
of quality and luster. A small percentage bore additional
motifs, usually in the form oflimited painting and/or reserving, mostly undersides; a larger percentage featured incised
and impressed decoration (Fig. 4.6:2-8; Photo 4.8). Typical impressed wares of the late 5th and 4th centuries include
large bowls and bolsals with tight broad leafed palmettes surrounded by and surrounding bands of ovules, cup skyphoi
with linked palmettes, small bowls and stemless cups with
palmette and ovules, a variety of bowls and cups with
palmette crosses, and bowls with thickened incurving rims
and fish plates with rouletting and/or alternating palmettes,
linked palmettes, floating palmettes, tight palmette crosses
and ovules, and finally ovules and incised lines.
Frequencies of the various types of incised and impressed
decoration are shown in Table 4.3. Rouletting alone appears
on 15 examples of bowls with incurving rim, flaring and
grooved foot, and totally painted underside. Only one example is from a bowl with rounded and projecting rim. Seven
are from much heavier bowls with totally painted underside
and grooved and scraped resting surface. An additional
example is from a bowl with flaring shoulder and a tapered
projecting rim: One comes from a rilled rim plate which was
totally painted. Finally, only one example is from a bowl
with concave-convex profile.
Table 4.3. Frequencies of impressed and incised decoration.
Rouletting
Rouletting and palmcttes
25
40
Incised lines. ovules. and palmcttcs
31
Palmcttcs
26
Rouletting and palmettes are associated with bowls with
incurving rim, the majority of which belong to the larger
variety of this class. The vessels are totally painted with a
central nipple. Fifteen featured alternately linked palmettes,
while 12 featured a floating palmette design. Of the 15 examples of alternately linked palmettes, one had ovules below a
rouletted border.
Ovules and incised lines with linked palmettes appeared
in 17 examples. The most common type was bowls with vertical shoulders and rounded projecting rims, ring bases, and
an underside with a series of concentric circles alternating
with reserve areas, and a central dot. One example comes
from a bolsal with small palmettes and ovules. An additional
example featured an intentional coral red interior and
underside. Three examples featured ovules and floating
palmettes between rows of ovules; this appears to be confined to small bowl types. Eight examples of small bowls contained only ovules. Finally, an example of a thick footed
13l
b
d
g
e
h
Photo 4.8. Incised and impressed decoration. a: Reg. No. 48035/1, L4803; b: Reg. No.2, Locus AE; c: surface; d: Reg. No. 1063/5, LIS
Reg. No. 1058/1, L17; f: Reg. No. 48122/6, L4818; g: Reg. No. 46385/9, L4628; h: Reg. No. 43287/2, L4321.
c
b
d
e
g
Photo 4.9. Bases. Details as for Photo 4.8.
bowl with a concave-convex profile featured linked
palmettes with ovules.
Palmettes alone were usually fragmentary, and were probably combined with other motifs. They appear to be mainly
associated with bowls with incurving rim. One appears on a
large bowl with thickened straight rim, and another on a
straight-shouldered bowl with rounded projecting rim. Five
examples of a palmette cross were noted. Finally one example, again from a bowl, featured a horizontally placed
palmette chain between rows of linked palmettes.
A full range of Attic wares is thus evident, with all the
major types represented. This is understandable given the
brisk trade along the coast (Elgavish 1968: 42-46). Though
some sites can be considered economically passive in the
coastal trade, it is doubtful whether Doris to be viewed in
this manner. The site contains an extensive collection of
types and shapes from the Greek Archaic period, with a substantial quantity evident after 480 BCE and even more after
450, when Athenian domination of the eastern Mediterranean was assured by the outcome of the Persian wars. This
is supported by similar findings at both major and minor
coastal sites. At Akko and further south at Tel Michal
(Avigad 1960; Rapp eta/. 1988), Athenian wares become
abundant after 480/450 BCE and include the same basic
typological categories. However, the frequency of open
shapes such as Attic Type A skyphoi, cup skyphoi, stemless
cups, bolsals, and kantharoi, and the large numbers ofbowls,
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may reflect more than an easily transported shape. Since Do
served as a major center of economic distribution for a mucl
wider area, it is likely that a Greek enclave existed at the sit
and therefore stimulated the importation of certain shape
(Stern 1986). This offers a logical explanation for the higl
number of cup shapes found at the site.
Though the bulk of the Athenian imports are plain Blacl
Painted wares, limited quantities ofboth Black and Red Fig
ure are also evident at Dor, though again in highly fragmen
tary state. Approximately 86 pieces were found in Areas P
and C, all but one quite small. Almost all are from oper
vessels, with only a few pieces from lekythoi (see also Chap
ter 3, Nos 211-212, 225, 273) and perhaps one from ar
oinochoe. Stemless cups, skyphoi, and kraters are the mos
common shapes.
Interestingly, most of the black-figured pieces are frorr
stemless cups, most ranging in date from 520 to 475 BCE
while only four red-figured pieces can be attributed to thi~
shape. Some of the designs are suggestive of dancers (e.g
Nos. 2, 3, and 46).
There are fewer skyphos fragments than stemless cups, bu1
some impressive figural designs are found in this shape. No.
28 shows a competently painted female figure with the face
and eye in profile and a plain hairstyle; the drapery is finely
drawn but not molded to the figure. The drapery and
smoothly drawn floral motifs on Nos. 29-33 are probably
from the same vessel.
The best examples of red-figured painting come from
'aters, The profile of a male face (No, 50) is representative
·the types attributed to the workshop of Kleophon, since
,e fine drawing recalls the female face by Kleophon, The
re is in true profile, with a drawn eyebrow as well as an
Jper and lower lid. The man's forehead and nose are 'classitlly' straight. He wears a headband drawn with an elegant
ne brown line. A later krater (No. 56) shows a female face
L profile; the eyes are wide open and have long eyelashes,
his fragment shows the abundant use of white paint comtonly associated with the late 5th century, and great care is
<ident in its execution.
Generally, the figured pottery ranges in date from the secnd half ofthe 6th to the middle of the 4th centuries BCE.
[one of the earliest Attic black-figured styles appear to be
~presented at Dor. Kraters, with a few exceptions (Nos.
3-46), begin to turn up in large numbers around the middle
f the 5th century; this occurs roughly at the time when the
umbers of stemless cups diminish. Skyphoi appear
1roughout the 5th century, However, by the end of the 5th
entury and certainly by the 4th century figured Attic wares
ecline in importance (Bailey 1940: 60-70; Clairmont
954-55: 85-141; Clairmont 1956--57: 1-34; Pecirka 1976:
-29; Elayi 1983: 227-32).
The catalogue provides a general description of individual
>ieces cross-referenced to the Athenian Agora, especially for
lle plain Black Painted wares (Agora XU; Howland 1958).
:olor designations are part of the description and refer to
he interior and exterior surfaces. Though sherds in the bulk
>fthe catalogue are described in traditional color terms (e.g.
>lack, red/brown, gray/black), Munsell (1976) designations
.re provided in Table 4.4.
Table 4.4. Munsell designations for colors.
Black
Lustrous black
Matt black
Metallic black
Gray/black
Red
Red/brown
Light red/brown
Red/yellow
Brown
Brown/black
Brown/red
Light brown
Pink
7.5YR 210
IOYR 211
2.5YR 2.510
2.5YR 310
2.5YR 3/i
IOR 418 and 2.5YR 5/6
2.5YR 312. 5YR 314. 5YR 4/4, and
7.5YR 312
5YR 614
5YR 616, 716. and 718
7.5YR 516
SYR 311
IOYR 313
7.5YR 614 and 714
SYR 713 and 714
Microscopic analysis of the clay on a random selection of
sherds conducted at the Archaeometry Laboratory at the
University of Minnesota at Duluth indicated a uniform
structure of very fine grain. High-temperature firing resulted
in a consistent clay color in thin section, which in a random
selection of sherds was defined as light reddish yellow
(7 .5YR 7/8) for the majority of the assemblage.
Surface treatment varied between a uniform application
of color, a pattern of striation caused by unevenly applied
paint and 'stacking marks' from the multiple stacking of vessels during firing, and a mottled surface of red/black again
caused by uneven application of paint and firing techniques.
Chronological limits for individual sherds are generally
given in quarter centuries, since shapes had a long sequence
of use and subtle alterations of individual shapes occurred
over prolonged periods .
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CATALOGUE- PLAIN BLACK ATTIC
Locus
Type
Description
Uncatalogued
Uncatalogued
Tapered rim bowl
Small thin walled bowl with incurving rim
Uncatalogued
Small bowl with projecting rim
Uncatalogued
Uncatalogued
Bowl with thickened incurving rim
Thin walled bowl with rounded and
tapered projecting rim
U ncatalogued
Bowl with projecting rim
UncatalogueU
Small bowl with thickened incurving rim
Uncatalogued
Uncatalogued
Base of bowl
Base of bowl
Uncatalogued
Plain rim of thin walled balsa!
Uncatalogued
Bottom ofbolsal
Uncatalogued
Body sherd of thin walled balsa!?
Uncatalogued
Attic Type A skyphos
Uncatalogued
Uncatalogued
Outturned and tapered rim of Attic Type A
skyphos
Disk base of mug?
Uncatalogued
Uncatalogued
Molded foot
Oval handles
Uncatalogued
Uncatalogued
Uncatalogued
Uncatalogued
Uncatalogued
Body sherds (13)
Body sherd
Body shcrd
Body sherd
Body sherd
Surface
Surface
Rim and shoulder of bowl with projecting
rim
Rim and shoulder of bowl
Surface
Surface
Rim and shoulder ofbolsal
Rim and shoulder of shallow bowl
Surface
Small bowl with broad base and in curving
rim
Surface
Small bowl with in curving rim
Surface
Lower shoulder of plate
Surface
Surface
Rim and shoulder of Attic Type A skyphos
Rim of amphora
Surface
Handle and shoulder of stemless cup
Surface
Rilled rim plate
Surface
Rim of rolled rim plate
Surface
Bowl with in curving rim
Surface
Rim offish plate
Int.!ext.lustrous black, three fragments from same bowl, ca. mid-5th century
Int.!exL lustrous to matt black, groove at junction of wall and foot, reserved andJ
scraped, reserved and grooved resting surface, underside totally glazed with contin
ous curve to central nipple, underside inscribed with potter's mark, int. fo
impressed palmettes forming loose cross in center of vessel, ca. 350 (Agora XII:83
Int./ ext. matt brown to black, mottled at rim, flat rim, low shallow bowl, ca. 375-3
(Agora XII:820)
lnt./ext.lustrous black, shallow bowl type, ca. 375 (Agora XII:828)
Int./ext. metallic black to gray, wide shallow bowl with sliglitly thickened projecti
rim, vessel wall features a 'relaxed' profile, ca. 350-325 (towards the end of the qm
ter) (Agora XII:805)
Int./ext. high gloss lustrous black, slightly thickened and rounded tightly curled pr
jecting rim, ca. 300-375 (Agora XII:802)
Int./ext. metallic black to red, heavily striated and mottled, peeled in places, probab
broad base, ca. 350-325 (Agora XII:887)
Int./ext. matt black, light rouletting on int., deep ring base. ca. 325
Int./ext.lustrous black to gray, reserve underside with three painted bands and centr
dot, ca. 425
Int. striated lustrous to matt black, ext. lustrous to matt black, handle attached bela
straight rim, ca. 375-350
Int. slightly striated lustrous black, ext. lustrous black, impressed ovules surroundir
palmettes, ca. 425
Int./ext. metallic to matt blade/gray, int. two incised lines surrounding tightly group{
broad-leafed palmettes, ca. 425
Int. lustrous to matt black, ext. high lustrous black slightly peeled, straight incurvir
rim with widest diameter of vessel below rim and neck, ca. 475-450 (Agora XII:342)
Int./ext. black to gray/black, slight double curve below rim; ca. 400-375 (AgOJ
XII:349)
Int. dull black, ext. duli black to red, flat bottom concave at base with reserve unde
side thickened at center, ca. 400 (Agora XII:203)
Top lustrous black with reserve underside, ca. mid-5th century (middle of quarter)
Lustrous black, two handle fragments probably from same vessel, possibly balsa!, o
400? (Agora XII: 56!)
lnt./ext. lustrous black, from same vessel, 5th century
Int./ext.lustrous black, ca. 450-425
Int.! ext. lustrous black, from open vessel, ca. 450-425
Int./ext. matt black, from open vessel, ca. 350
Int.lext. lustrous black, ext. with thin white painted band, from open vessel, ct
450-425
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened rim rounded on top and projecting, tight!
curled, groove at junction of wall and foot, angular wall, ca. 375 (Agora XII:885)
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened rim rounded on top and slightly incurving, thi
walled, ca. 375 (Agora XII:876)
Int.lext. lustrous black, plain rim, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:54l)
Int.! ext. matt black, thickened rim rounded on top, thin walled, ca. 375-350 (end o
quarter) (Agora XII:882)
Int./ext. striated matt brown/black, broad low ring base, reserve resting surface witl
painted red/brown circle, underside red/brown with central nipple, int.loosely place(
palmette cross, shallow bowl type, ca. 350-325 (Agora XII:887)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, thickened rim, low ring foot with scraped and groove<
resting surface, groove at junction of wall and foot, underside totally painted, int. spi
raJ rouletting surrounding a palmette cross, ca. 350-325 (Agora XII:828)
Int./ext. matt black, slightly striated, groove at junction of wall and resting surface
resting surface scraped, underside totally painted, shallow ring foot, int. spira
rouletting, thickened upper wall, ca. 350
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, plain straight rim, slight bulge below rim, ca. 450
Ext. lustrous black, int. matt black, slight ridge below rim with reserve band separatin!
neck and shoulder, decoration of elongated leaf in reserve
Int./ext.lustrous black, carinated shoulder, handle attached at shoulder, inner face a·
handle and area between attachment in reserve, ca. 450-245 (middle of quarter)
Int. lustrous to matt black, ext. lustrous black, groove under lip, grooved rim and lowe1
wall, ca. 400-375 (Agora XII: !037)
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, groove on int. face of lip, groove below rim on ext
face, ca. 350 (Agora Xll:l059)
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened rim, shallow bowl type, groove at junction
of wall and foot, resting surface scraped and grooved, underside totally painted with
small central nipple, int. spiral rouletting surrounding five linked thin-leafed
palmettes around central circle, ca. 375-350 (Agora XII:830)
Int./ext.lustrous black, vertically placed rim, slightly tapered, scraped groove at edge
of rim, thin walled, ca. 375-350 (Agora Xli:I066)
134
:us
Type
face
Handle of kantharos
Description
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, flaring upper wall and rim, vertically placed strap handle, ca. 400 (Agora XII:646)
·face
Small bowl with projecting rim
-face
Ring foot of stemless cup
rface
Rim and shoulder of stemless cup
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, rim rounded on top and slightly tapered, thin walled,
ca. 375-350 (Agora XII:803)
Int. coral/intentional red, ext. lustrous black, underside reserve with three thick to
thin red concentric circles and central dot, int. linked palmettes surrounding incised
lines with ovules which surround palmettes on a central incised circle, ca. 440-430
(Agora XII:476)
Int.!ext. lustrous black, slightly peeled, concave outer edge, carinated shoulder with
groove on int. surface, ca. 450-425 (Agora Xll:47l)
Reg. No.
Area
Type
Description
2
A
Base of stemless cup
-
18.11
A
Bowl with projecting rim
F
11/9
A
Rolled rim plate
F
31.4
A
Bowl with projecting rim
F
32
A
Rim and shoulder of fish plate
F
319
A
Rim and shoulder of fish plate
G
57116
A
Salt cellar, footed type
H
27.8
A
Bowl with projecting rim
Int./ext. lustrous black, high ring foot, tapered inner face painted black, junction of vessel
wall and foot in reserve, reserve underside with three thick to thin concentric circles with
central dot, reused as strainer with pierced hole at location of central dot, int. thin incised
lines with ovules haphazardly placed within line surrounding five linked palmettes
which surround haphazardly placed ovules around an incised central circle, ca. 400
(Agora XII:476)
Int./ext. lustrous to metallic black, rim slightly rounded at top, tapered and projecting,
ca. 375 (Agora XII:803).
Int./ext. matt black, heavily peeled, groove below rim, ring foot, underside totally
painted, ca. 350
lnt.lext. lustrous to matt black, ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top, tightly curled
and slightly projecting, ca. 375 (Agora XII:803)
Int./ext. semi-lustrous to metallic black, groove on outer edge within reserve band, low
angle of wall profile, ca. 375
Int./ext. lustrous black, reserve at junction of lip and top of vessel wall, groove within
reserve band at edge, short overhanging lip, ca. 400-375
lnt./ext.lustrous to semi-matt black, ring foot with broad resting surface, scraped groove
at junction of foot and vessel wall, resting surface reserve, underside painted, ca.
375-350 (Agora XII:o44)
Int./ext. matt black, shallow wall, rouletting, projecting and flaring rim, ca. 425
ocus
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
0
10 13/J
AO
3 or later
High ring foot of bowl
with incurving rim
0
1013/3
AO
3 or later
Ring foot of bowl
0
I 026/2
AO
3 or later
0
1026/3
AO
3 or later
0
I 026/4
AO
3 or later
Deep bowl with projectingrim
Oval strap handle of
olpe?
Low ring foot
Int./ext.lustrous black, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot,
scraped and grooved resting surface, underside totally painted, int.
rouletting surrounding palmettes, ca. 375-350
Int./ext.lustrous black, scraped and grooved resting surface, underside
totally painted, ca. 375-350
lnt.lext. lustrous to matt black, rim slightly rounded on top with tight
projecting curl, reserve band below rim, ca. 400
Int./ext. matt black, ca. 375-350
4
1007/3
AO
4a
Ring base of bowl
4
1007/17
AD
4a
4
I 017/3
AO
4a
Salt cellar. footed type/
small bowl with
incurving rim
Molded wallofkan tharos
i4
10231
AO
4a
Ring base of bowl
17
1025/i
AD
4
High ring foot and base
of bowl with incurving
rim
)CUS
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, reserve at junction of vessel wall with
slight groove at resting surface, underside totally painted, int. incised
lines with ovules, ca. 400
Int./ext.lustrous black. groove at junction of foot and vessel wall, high
ring base, scraped resting su1face, underside totally painted, int. spiral
rouletting, ca. 375-350
Int.lext. lustrous black, thickened rim with shallow flaring ring foot,
reserve/scraped resting surface, underside reserve, ca. 400-375 (Agora
Xll:942 base, 949 vessel profile)
Int./ext. matt black, deeply ribbed wall, groove at junction of vessel wall
and foot, ca. 350-325 (middle to end of quarter) (Agora XII:704)
Int./ext. striated matt black, scraped and grooved resting surface,
underside totally painted with central nipple, ca. 350 (Agora Xll:828)
Int./ext. lustrous black, striated outer face of foot, reserved and grooved
at junction of vessel wall and foot, resting surface scraped and grooved,
underside totally painted with central nipple, int. alternately linked
broad leafed palmettcs around incised circle, ca. 375-350 (Agora
XJI:832)
135
Locus
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
17
1025/2
AO
4
17
102512?
AO
4
Int./ext. lustrous black, slightly peeled, underside totally ·painted witt
central nipple, int. alternately linked palmettes, ca. 375-350
Inl.!ext. matt black, int. linked palmette cross, ca. 350
17
10581
AO
4
Ring foot and base of
bowl with incurving rim
Central nipple of base of
bowl
Base of bowl
17
I 058/5
AO
4
17
17
18
1058/7
1058/8
I 030/4
AO
AO
AO
4
5
High ring foot of stemless cup
Body sherd of bowl
Body sherd
Base ofbolsal
18
1051/3
AO
5
Bowl with projecting rim
18
I 051/5
AO
5
Base and ring foot offish
plate
18
1051/9
AO
5
Base and ring foot of
bowl with incurving rim
18
1059
AO
5
Body sherd of open vessel
18
I 063/1
AO
5
Ring foot and base of
bowl
18
I 063/2
AO
5
18
1063/5
AO
5
Base and ring foot of
amphora?
Base of large bowl
18
19
1065/2
!057
AO
AO
5
4
Body sherd of bowl
Bowl with projecting rim
19
1057/2
AO
4
19
1057/7
AO
4
Small bowl with
concave/convex wall and
narrow fool
Base of bowl (bolsal?)
19
1057/8
1057/10
AO
AO
4
!9
19
27
I 057111
I 072/3
AO
AO
4
5(b'')
27
27
1072/5
1071/13
AO
AO
5(b?)
5(b?)
27
1072/33
AO
5(b?)
27
I 075/1
AO
5(b?)
27
27
27
1075/2
108711
1091/1
AO
AO
AO
5(b?)
5(b?)
5(b?)
27
I 09l/5
AO
5(b?)
27
1092/3
AO
5(b?)
4
Int./ext. lustrous black, underside reserve with two bands (thick and
thin) of black and brown red paint and central circle with dot, int. se'
linked palmettes above double incised lines of ovules, ca. 400.
Int./ext. lustrous black, inner face of foot partially reserve, ca. 425-4(
(Agora XII:476)
Int./ext. lustrous blade, int. thin leafed palmette, ca. 400-375
Int./ext. matt black, heavily peeled, ca. 350?
Int./ext.lustrous black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot, int
linked palmettes, ca. 425-400
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, slightly peeled, thickened and rounde1
rim with tight curl, projecting, ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:779)
Jnt./ext. striated lustrous black, slightly peeled, reserve resting surface
with slight groove, underside totally painted, slight groove around cer
tral depression, ca. 350 (Agora XII: I 071)
Int./ext. striated lustrous to matt black, underside totally painted (stri
ated red to brown-black) with central nipple, int. rouletting surroundi
badly worn alternately linked palmettes, reserve at junction of vessel
wall and foot, ca. 350
Int./ext.lustrous black, reserve at junction of foot and vessel wall, ca.
425-400
!nt./ext. lustrous to matt black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and
foot, resting surface scraped, underside totally painted with central ni
pie, int. spiral rouletting surrounding broad leafed alternately linked
palmettes, ca. 350 (Agora XII:829)
Ext. lustrous black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot, resting
surface and underside reserve, ca. 450
Int./ext.l ustrous black, underside two wide concentric circles of brow
red matt paint and thin central circle with dot on reserve underside, ir
two incised lines with ovules surrounding six linked palmettes around
two incised lines with ovules at center of bowl, ca. 400 (Agora XII:587
Int./cxt.lustrous intentional red, ca. 475-450
Int./ext. lustrous black, bowl with deep ring base, slightly grooved and
scraped at junction of vessel wall and foot, underside painted on foot
with reserve band at junction of foot and base, alternating black paint1
bands and reserve on bottom of vessel, int. five tightly alternately
linked palmettes surrounding thin circle of rouletting, vertical profile 1
vessel wall, ca. 390-375 (Agora Xl1:803)
4
Body sherd of bowl
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Bowl with incurving rim
Base of bowl (bolsal?)
Handle of stemless cup
Rim and handle of Attic
Type A skyphos
Shallow wall of concave/
convex bowl, broad foot
type
Rim offish plate
Base of bowl
Body sherd ofopen vessel
Lower wall of Attic Type
A skyphos
Torus foot and lower
wall of Attic Type A
skyphos
Base of small bowl
Int./ext.lustrous black, underside reserve, ca. 400 (Agora XII:821)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and
foot, int. broad leafed linked palmeltes above two incised lines with
ovules, ca. 400 (Agora XII:826)
Jnt./cxt. lustrous black, ca. 425-400
Int./ext.lustrous black, rim rounded on top, tightly curled, and slight!)
projecting, straight wall profile, ca. 375 (Agora XII:803)
Int./ext lustrous black, peeled, thickened rim, ca. 375 (Agora XII:828)
~nt./ext. lustrous black, junction of foot and vessel wall reserve, int.
linked palmettes around incised line, ca. 400
Ext. lustrous black, totally painted, ca. 425 (Agora XI1:427)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, projecting rim, handle on lower shoulder, ca. 400-375 (Agora Xll:352)
Ext. lustrous to matt black, resting surface reserve, broad foot, underside mottled red to lustrous black with central ridge, int. intentional re
with linked palmettes surrounding ovules, ca. 430-425 (Agora XII:818
Int./ext. lustrous black, lip section groove at edge, pronounced over~
hang, ca. 3 75
Int./ext. lustrous black, underside reserve with black band, ca. 400
Int./ext.lustrous black, ca. 450-425
Int./ext.lustrous black, partially striated red, ca. 425
Int./ext.lustrous black, grooved at junction of vessel wall and foot,
reserve resting surface, inner face of foot red/brown, reserve underside
ca. 450-425
Int./ext. fired lustrous intentional red, reserve at junction of vessel wall
and foot, flaring foot with concave molding, reserve resting surface,
concave molding on underside with central ridge, center reserve, ca.
430 (Agora Xll:870)
136
locus
Reg. No.
Arm
Phase
Type
Description
n
1096/3
AO
5(b'')
Base of bowl
18
1108/4
AO
5 (+6?)
(disturbed)
Rim and shoulder of
small bowl
Int. lustrous black with palmette on incised central circle, underside
reserve with thin and thick black bands around central circle with dot,
ca. 425
Int./ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top and slightly thickened and
incurving, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot, ca. 400 (Agora
5 (+6')
Ring base of one-handler
XII:876)
18
II 08/5
AO
18
1129
AO
(disturbed)
5 ( +6?)
(disturbed)
18
113111
AO
5(+6?)
(disturbed)
18
1136
AO
5 ( +67)
(disturbed)
Handle and rim of Attic
Type A skyphos
Body sherd of open
vessel (bowl)
Bowl with projecting rim
(possibly one-handler)
Body sherd of closed
vessel Uug?)
Base of balsa!
Base of bowl
Handle ofbolsal
19
I 079/2
AO
4b
19
29
32
1079/3
I 07915
115019
AO
AO
AO
4b
4b
6 (a?lb')
33a
110914
AO
6a
33a
116/2
AO
6a
lla
llb
1116/3
1117/5
AO
AO
6a
6b
33b
111718
AO
6b
J]b
J]b
111719
1117110
AO
AO
6b
6b
J]b
112611
AO
6b
3Jb
1126/5
AO
6b
33b
1134
AO
6b
Bowl with flat projecting
nm
33b
115211
AO
6b
3Jb
115314
AO
6b
Sha!low wa!l of
concave/convex bowl
Flaring foot of Attic
Type A skyphos?
33b
33b
1155/5
11573
AO
AO
6b
6b
33b
1163
AO
6b
33b
1164/1
AO
6b
3Jb
1164/3
AO
6b
33b
1173110
AO
Gb
33b
117311
AO
6b
33b
117413
AO
6b
33b
117414
AO
6b
34
118
AO
5?
40b
1190/5
AO
7+8
40b
119312
AO
7+8
Body sherd of open
vessel (bowl)
Handle, rim, and upper
shoulder of Attic Type A
skyphos
Handle of stemless cup
Molded foot of stemmed
dish
Bowl with
concave/convex profile,
shallow wall type
Handle ofbolsal
Horseshoe handle of
Attic Type A skyphos
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Handle and rim ofbolsal
Straight rim of skyphos
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Base of balsa!
Disk base of elongated
lekythos
Cushioned pedestaled
foot of stemmed cup
Torus foot of Attic Type
A skyphos
Body sherd of open
vessel (bowl)
Disk base of stemmed
cup (acrocup)
Torus foot of Attic Type
A skyphos
Handle and rim of Attic
Type A skyphos
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Small olpe
lnt./ext. lustrous black, torus foot, resting surface reserve, inner face of
foot painted black, underside reserve, ca. 475-450 (Agora XII:731)
Int. striated black/brown, ext. lustrous black, straight rim and horseshoe
handle, ca. 440-425
Int./ext. lustrous black, ca. 424-400
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened rim rounded on top band projecting
both outwards and inwards, ca. 425 (Agora XII:778)
Ext. lustrous black, int. reserve, neck fragment, ca. 425-400
Int./ext. lustrous black, int. thin leafed linked palmettes, ca. 400
Int./ext. matt black, int. spiral rouletting, ca. 350-325
Totally painted lustrous black, thin walled delicate class, horseshoe
handle attached below straight rim at angle, ca. 425-400
Int. lustrous intentional red, ext. lustrous striated black, ca. 450-430
lnt./ext.lustrous to matt black slightly peeled, horseshoe handle
attached slightly below rim, ca. 450-425 (Agora XII:359)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, inner face of handle reserve, ca. 425
Ext. lustrous black to gray, molded outer face with groove below flat
upper section of foot, underside reserve with black concentric band,
slight raised ridge on underside, ca. 450?
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, groove below rim with pronounced
ridge, reserve resting surface, underside painted black, ca. 425-400
(Agora XII:821-22)
Int./ext.lustrous black to brown, oval handle totally painted, ca. 425-400
Horizontally placed, totally painted lustrous black, ca. 450-425 (Agora
XII:534)
Int./ext. striated red to black lustrous to matt, inner face of torus foot
red, underside reserve, ca. 475-450
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, horseshoe handle and slightly projecting
rim, handle attached below lip of rim, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:558)
lnt./ext. striated matt black/red, small shallow bowl, rim flat and
projecting, slightly incurving, wide ring foot with groove, underside
with central nipple, ca. 375-350 (Agora XII:880)
Int./ext. lustrous black, groove below lip and upper shoulder, slight
in curving oflip and rim, ca. 425-400
Int./ext.lustrous intentional red, groove and reserve at junction of
vessel wa!l and foot, foot red, underside red on reserve, resting surface
reserve, ca. 475-450 (Agora XII:335)
lnt./ext.lustrous black, interior oflip fired red, ca. 450....425
lnt./ext.lustrous black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot,
resting surface reserve, inner face of foot painted red/brown, ca. 450-425
Int./cxt. lustrous red with traces of black, underside red with central
area reserve, foot missing, ca. 450
Top lustrous black, side reserve, underside reserve with recessed center,
ca. 450
Int./ext. lustrous intentional red, underside intentional red, reserve
resting surface, ca. 475-450 (Agora XII:442)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, reserve resting surface, ca. 450-425
Int.!ext. lustrous black, slightly peeled, ca. 450?
Underside reserve with central recess in red, top of base fired
red/brown and striated, ca. 450(?) (Agora XII:432)
Int./ext. lustrous black, lustrous to matt black interior, resting surface
reserve with inner face of foot painted black, underside reserve, ca. 450
Int./ext. lustrous black, horseshoe handle attached at straight rim, upper
section of vessel incurving, widest diameter of vessel at center, ca. 450
Int./ext. lustrous red to mottled black, horseshoe shaped handle
attached at straight rim, widest diameter of vessel below handles, ca.
475 (Agora XII:342)
Ext. mottled matt black, underside reserve, trace of black paint on outer
edge of base, concave wall, ca. 350-325 (Agora Xll:275)
137
Locus
RC'g.No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
40b
1201
AD
7+8
40b
1201/2
AD
7+8
Handle ofkrater or
lekanis
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of Attic Type A
skyphos
45
1200/4
AO
7+8 (+6b??)
46
406
1222/1
4187/10
co
AO
7+8
Mixed
Rim of Attic Type A
skyphos
Handle of stemless cup?
Foot and base ofkrater?
413
4128/3
co
I (disturbed)
Bowl with projecting rim
437
4331 II
co
Mixed
Bowl with projecting rim
437
4331/11
co
Mixed
Base and foot offish plate
446a
4272/2
co
3
454
4346/1
co
Later than 4
457
4420/17
co
Later than 4
Rim and shoulder of fish
plate
Rim and shoulder of
balsa!
Rim and lip offish plate
Horizontally placed handle with ext. striated lustrous black, inner face
reserve, ca. 450-425
Int./ext. red to matt black, tapered rim, groove at junction of vessel wa
and torus foot, widest diameter at central point of vessel with uppper
section slightly incurving, resting surface reserve, underside reserve
with inner face of foot painted red/brown, ca. 4 75 (Agora XII:342)
Int. lustrous to matt black, ext. lustrous black, slightly projecting rim,
ca. 425 (Agora XII:354)
Ext. lustrous black, inner face reserve, ca. 425?
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, reserve band at junction of vessel wall
and foot, inner surface of foot painted, resting surface scraped, reserve
underside, int. of vessel with potter's mark, deep ring and flaring foot
type, ca. 450-425
Int./ext. matt black, thin walled with single curve, tapered and
projecting rim, ca. 350 (Agora XII:803)
Int./cxt. lustrous to matt black, thin walled with single curve, tapered
and projecting rim, ca. 375 (Agora XII:803)
Int./ext. mottled matt black, resting surface painted, underside totally
painted with central nipple, int. deep groove surrounding central
depression, thickened wall with stout ring foot, ca. 325
Int./ext. matt black, concave/convex, rim down turned, ca. 325
468
4539/6
co
3?/4a??
Rolled rim plate
485
5124/7
co
4a (unsealed)
496
4501
co
3 (unsealed)
Rim of Attic Type A
skyphos
Shallow ring foot of bowl
497
497
4778/17
4778/18
Cl
Cl
2?1 ??
2?11 ??
Rim of stmless cup
Rim of stemless cup
497
497
4778/19
4778/20
Cl
Cl
2?11 '?'?
2?/J??
Same vessel as 4 778118
Base of small bowl
503
5444/10
co
3
Base and foot of bowl
508
4717
co
4 (disturbed?)
Rim and shoulderofbowl
523
4660/2
Cl
2
524
4873
Cl
3 (disturbed)
Oval strap handle of
oinochoe?
Rim and lip offish plate
524
4873/5
Cl
3 (disturbed)
Bowl with incurving rim
524
48/J/6
Cl
3 (disturbed)
534
4679/3
Cl
Later than 2
551
5006/8
co
4b
Molded shoulder of cup
kantharos/kantharos
Stout ring foot and base
of bowl
Bowl with incurving rim
574
4906/3
co
4?(b??)
Shallow ring base of
small bowl
574
4906/5
Cl
4(b'>?)
Rim of cup kantharos
602
501214
Cl
3(b?)
Ring foot, base,
138
Int./ ext. lustrous black, projecting rim, ca. 375 (Agora XII:558)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, lip placed vertically on vessel, ca.
400-375 (Agora XII: 1061)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thickerned rim with groove below rim
and slightly concave wall, ring foot, scraped resting surface, underside
totally painted, int. spiral rouletting, ca. 350-325 (Agora XII: 1060)
Int./ext. lustrous black, flaring and tapered projecting rim, double curv
(convex/concave) profile, ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:352)
Jnt./ext. matt black to brown, junction offoot and vessel wall slightly
grooved, scraped resting surface, underside totally painted with central
nipple, int. spiral rouletting surrounding haphazardly placed floating
palmettes, ca. 325
Int./ext.lustrous black, tapered and flaring, ca. 375-350
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, articulate carination, rounded and
flaring rim, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:494)
Int./ext.lustrous black, ring base,junction of vessel wall and foot
grooved and scraped, resting surface scraped, underside totally painted
concave/convex foot, int. thin dot rouletting surrounding linked
palmettes, thin walled vessel, ca. 350
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, junction of vessel wall and foot scraped
resting surface scraped, totally painted underside with central nipple,
int. double row of spiral rouletting with thin incised line between and
surrounding four scattered palmettes at center, ring foot, ca. 350-325
Int./ext. lustrous black, broad flat projecting rim, inner edge of rim
scraped, thin groove on int. below rim at junction of vessel shoulder, ca
400-375 (Agora XII:880-81)
Totally painted lustrous black, central ridge, ca. 450-425
Int./ext.lustrous black, slight groove at junction of lip and shoulder of
vessel, shallow angular profile, ca. 3 75 (Agora XII: I 066)
Int./cxt.lustrous to matt black, junction of wall and foot reserve, restinJ
surface of ring foot grooved and reserved, underside totally painted, int
spiral rouletting, long stitch, ca. 350
Int./ext. matt black, ribbing below lip, ribbing not painted, probably
peeled, ca. 350-325 (Agora XII: Pl. 28:673-74)
Int./cxt. lustrous red/black, int. spiral rouletting, underside totally
painted, ca. 350
Jnt./ext. lustrous to matt black, ring base with groove at junction of
vessel wall and shoulder, int. spiral rouletting, ca. 350 (Agora XII; Pl.
33:850)
Int./ext. matt black, thin walled, grooved atjunetion of vessel wall and
foot, scraped resting surface, underside totally painted, spiral rouletting
surrounding free floating palmettes, ca. 350-325 (early part of quarter)
Int./ext. matt black, concave lip thickened, rounded, and projecting, ca.
350 (Agora XII:707)
Ext. lustrous black to brown, int. totally peeled, underside totally
Locus
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
shoulder, and rim of plate
painted black/red, resting surface reserve, tapered rim, concave
molding below rim with groove on face, ca. 350 (Agora XII: 1055-56)
Int./ext. lustrous black, carinated shoulder with rounded and projecting
rim, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:494)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, groove at junction of vessel wall and
ring foot, underside totally painted and with central nipple, int.
rouletting, ca. 350
Int./ext.lustrous black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot,
resting surface scraped and grooved, underside totally painted
continuous curve to foot, spiral rouletting, some trace of incising, ca.
375-350 (earlier part of quarter)
lnt./ext. lustrous to matt black, underside black band in large reserve
area with small concentric circle and dot, groove around central
depression ofint., probably early fish plate, ca. 400-375 (Agora
XII: I 066-67)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and
foot, convex/concave foot, reserve resting surface, underside two black
bands on reserve, int. spiral rouletting surrounding alternately linked
broad leafed pahnettes, ca. 375
Int./ext.lustrous black, slight ridge below rim and concave lower
shoulder, underside totally painted, int. spiral rouletting surrounding
dot~outlined palmette, ca. 350 (early part of quarter) (Agora XII: I 057)
Int./ext.lustrous black, reserve band at junction of vessel wall and foot,
resting surface scraped and grooved, int. haphazardly placed small
broad leafed palmettes below dot rouletting, ca. 375-350
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, convex/concave ring foot, resting
surface scraped, underside totally painted, int. spiral rouletting
surrounding badly worn thin leafed palmettes, ca. 350
Int./ext.lustrous black, stepped stem with flat top, wide knob with ridge
and raised edge on top of knob, sunken center, reversible lid, ca. 375
(Agora XII: 1239-41)
Int./ext.lustrous black, reserve and grooved resting surface, shallow
concave/convex ring foot, ca. 375-350
Int./ ext. matt black, reserve and grooved resting surface, underside
painted with central nipple, int. spiral rouletting surrounding
alternately linked palmettes, heavily worn, ca. 350 (Agora Xll:805)
Int./ext. matt black, projecting rim with horizontal handle below rim at
upper shoulder, handle at slight angle set high on shoulder, double
curve to vessel profile, ca. 375 (Agora XII:349)
lnt./ext.lustrous black, thickened rim, ca. 375-350 (early part of
quarter) (Agora Xll:828)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, groove at junction of vessel wall and
foot, resting surface scraped and grooved, underside totally painted, int.
spiral rouletting, ca. 350
Int./ext. lustrous black, underside reserve with black painted band, ca.
425
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, foot and underside totally painted, int.
spiral rouletting surrounding alternately linked palmettes, concave
molding beneath rim with slight groove, shallow ring foot, ca. 350
(Agora XII: 1058)
lnt./cxt. lustrous black, shal!ow bowl type, rim rounded on top and
slightly projecting as tight curl, ca. 375 (Agora Xll:803)
Totally painted lustrous black, slightly peeled, raised central section
with angular wall, ca. 450-425 (Agora XII: Pl. 1330)
Int./ext. matt black, underside reserve with black painted band, int.
groove around central depression, ca. 375 (Agora XII:1069)
lnt./cxt. lustrous black paint, lipped foot, concave molding with central
groove on outer face, concave/convex with ridge on upper surface,
broad substantial foot, ca. 450 (Agora XII:958)
lnt./ext. lustrous black, deep ring foot with concave outer face, ca. 400
(Agora X11:561)
lnt./ext. matt black, molded shoulder, thin walled, ca. 350 (Agora
X11:707-708)
Int./ext.lustrous black, scraped and grooved resting surface, underside
and foot form single curve, underside totally painted black, int. spiral
rouletting surrounding a series ofpalmettes, ca. 37 5-350 (Agora XII:822)
Int.!ext. matt black, scraped groove at edge of plate, overhanging lip, ca.
350 (Agora XII: 1076)
Int./ext.lustrous black, reserve band on vessel wall, grooved at junction
of vessel waH and foot, resting surface scraped and grooved, underside
totally painted with central nipple, int. spiral rouletting surrounding a
508
5064/2
Cl
3a
508
5197/3,6
Cl
3a
Rim and shoulder of
stemless cup
Bowl with in curving rim
515
5152/5
Cl
4a
High ring foot of bowl
515
5152/14
Cl
4a
Base of bowl
615
5152/15
Cl
4a
High ring foot of bowl
615
5193/10
Cl
4a
Rim and shoulder of
rolled rim plate
615
5193/15
Cl
4a
Low ring base of small
bowl
615
5357/19
Cl
4a
High ring base of bowl
625
5429/7
co
4?15?
(disturbed?)
Handle oflid from
lekanis
655
5365/5
co
6?
Bowl with incurving rim
663
5443/6
co
6/5??
Ring foot and base of
bowl
663
5443/9
co
6/5??
Rim and handle of Attic
Type A skyphos
1009
I 008215
AO
5?
1032
10201/3
A2
3+4 (+5'')
(unsealed)
Rim of bowl with
incurving rim
High ring foot of bowl
1032
10201/6
A2
1040
I021612
A2
3+4 (+5?)
(unsealed)
3+4(+5')
Flaring ring foot and
base ofbolsal
Rim of rolled rim plate
1040
10216/3
A2
3+4 (+5')
Bowl with projecting rim
1044
10240/5
A2
(3+4)?/5?/6?
Stopper
1060
10410/2
A2
3+4
Base offish plate
1060
10457/3
A2
3+4
I3ase ofstcmmcd dish?
1060
10535/6
A2
3+4
Base of balsa!
1061
10401/1
A2
Mixed
1061
10401/4
A2
Mixed
1075
10463
AI
2 (disturbed)
1091
10512/12, 13 AI
Shoulder of kantharos or
cup kantharos
Foot and base of shallow
bowl with
concave/convex profile
Rim and shoulder of fish
plate
Base and foot of bowl
4?/5?
139
Locus
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
1091
10513/21
AI
4?/5?
High ring foot and base
of bowl
1091
10513/2
AI
4?15?
Base of bowl
1104
IOS78/l
AI
Sa (+4??)
High ring foot and base
of bowl
1104
I 0578/2
AI
Sa {+4??)
Ring foot and base of
small bowl
1115
10583/6
AI
4-5 (disturbed)
Base, tOot missing
IllS
I OS83/7
AI
4-5 {disturbed)
1122
1060711
AI
Sa
Rim and shoulder of
stemless cup
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of rolled rim plate
IIS4
IIS31/26
AI
Sa
Salt cellar, concave wall
IIS6
IIS25/7
AI
Sa
Molded foot ofkantharos
1170
IIS46/l
AI
Sb
Rim and shoulderofbowl
1170
IIS46/8
AI
5b
Rim and shoulder of
sma!l bowl
1170
I I S46/9
AI
Sb
1170
IIS46JIO
AI
Sb
1170
IIS46/ll
AI
5b
Rim and shoulder of
smal! bowl
Heavy ring foot and base
of fish plate
Ring foot and base of
bowl
1171
11549/9
AI
Sa
1171
IIS52/4
AI
Sa
1171
IIS60/3
AI
Sa
1173
115S4/3
AI
5b
1173
11554/11
AI
Sb
1174
IIS89/5
AI
Sa
Rim and shoulderofbowl
1175
IIS63/3
AI
Sb
Base of bowl
1177
11562/2
AI
Sb
1179
11603
AI
Sa
1182
IIS78/4
AI
5b (+5c??/6a?)
Rim and foot of bowl
with concave/convex
profile
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Ring foot and base of
bowl
1183
11696/7
AI
5b? (+5c??/6a?)
1193
11623/S
AI
Sb?/6??
1193
11645
AI
5b?6??
1193
1164S/6
AI
5b?/6??
119S
1162811
AI
5b (+5c??/6a?)
Description
series of alternately linked broad leafed palmettes, ca. 37S-3SO (early
part of quarter) (Agora XII:828)
Int./ext.lustrous black, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot,
underside totally painted, resting surface scraped and grooved, int.
spiral rouletting surrounding alternately linked palmettes, ca. 3 75-35(
(early part of quarter) (Agora XII:832)
Int.!ext. matt black, underside totally painted with central nipple, int.
rouletting surrounding alternately linked palmettes, ca. 350
Int./ext.lustrous black paint, groove at junction of foot and shoulder o
vessel, totally painted underside, scraped and grooved resting surface,
int. spiral rouletting surrounding palmettes, ca. 3 75-350 (earlier part c
quarter)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, reserve band at junction of vessel wall
and foot, resting surface reserve, underside reserve with ridge and two
black concentric circles and central dot, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:870)
Int./ext. matt black, groove at junction of foot and vessel wall,
underside painted with shallow nipple, ca. 375-350 (towards end of
quarter)
Int. lustrous black, ext. below shoulder reserve, rim tapered and
projecting, ca. 450-425 (early part of quarter)
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened rim, groove below rim on ext., totall:
painted foot, underside totally painted, ca. 350-325 (Agora
Xll:IOS7-S9)
Int./ext. lustrous black, foot and underside totally painted, rim rounde1
and projecting, ca. 400-375 (Agora XI1:937)
Int./ext. matt black to brown, pedestaled type, ridged and grooved
molding, resting surface grooved, ca. 350-325 (Agora XII:704)
Int./ext. matt black, heavily peeled, rim slightly projecting (balsa!?), ca.
375-3SO (Agora Xll:88S)
Torus foot and lower
wall of Attic Type A
skyphos
Base of bowl
Rim and lower shoulder
of bowl
Upper body and oval
handle of stemless cup
Spout of oil lamp, Type
24A
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, slightly projecting rim rounded on top,
reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot, int. rouletting, slightly
angular wall, ca. 375-350 (Agora XII:885)
Int./ext. matt black, slightly projecting rim rounded on top, angular
vessel wall, ca. 375-350 (Agora XII:806)
Int./ext. matt black, scraped and grooved resting surface, underside
totally painted, ca. 350 (Agora XII: 1175)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, reserve band at junction of vessel wall
and foot, reserve resting surface, underside totally painted, int. spiral
rouletting over incised line, ca. 375-350
Int./ext.lustrous black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot,
reserve resting surface and underside, ca. 450-425
Int./ext.lustrous black, reserve underside with concentric circles, int.
linked palmettes above incised lines and ovules, ca. 425
Int.lext.lustrous to matt black, rim flat on top and projecting, ca. 375
(Agora Xll:803)
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, thin walled, handle attached below
projecting rim, ca. 375-350
Int./ext. lustrous black, peeled, elongated spout, large hole, ridge and
groove at junction of spout and body, nozzle flat on top, ca. 425-400?
Int./ext. matt black, rim rounded on top, projecting, ca. 350-325 (Agar
Xll:806)
140
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Lower shoulder of
stemless cup
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
Underside reserve with concentric circles and central dot, int.lustrous
black with incised line surrounding palmette cross, ca. 400
Int./ext. lustrous black, deep groove above shoulder, resting surface
reserve, underside totally painted, narrow foot type, ca. 425-400 (Agar;
Xll:821)
Int./ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top and projecting, ca. 400-37:
(Agora Xll:802)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, groove at junction of vessel wall and
foot, reserve resting surface, underside totally painted, int. incised lines
with double ovules, low ring foot, ca. 400
Int./ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top, thickened, and projecting,
groove below lip of rim, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:779)
Int./ext. lustrous black, int. series ofpalmettes, ca. 430
Int./ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top, projecting, forming tight
curl, angular wall, ca. 400-375 (end of quarter) (Agora XII:803)
Int./ext. lustrous black, heavily peeled, thickened rim and upper wall,
ca. 375-350 (end of quarter) (Agora XII:828)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, metallic, projecting rim and double
curve at lower wall, ca. 375-350 (Agora XII:352)
~OCliS
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
195
11628/2
AI
5b (+5c??/6a?)
Base of bowl
195
11628/3
AI
5b (+5c??/6a?)
195
11629/1
AI
5b (+5c??/6a?)
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Shallow base askos
195
11629/3
AI
5b (+5c??/6a?)
Molded foot and lower
base offish plate
195
11629/4
AI
5b (+5c??/6a?)
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
195
11629/6
AI
5b (+5c??/6a?)
195
11639/5
AI
5b (+5c??/6a?)
196a
11637/3
AI
6a?/5c??
(disturbed)
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
196a
11637/5
AI
197
11642/3
AI
6a?/5c??
(disturbed)
6a?/5c?'?
Underside thick concentric circles of lustrous black on reserve, int.
lustrous black, series oflinked palmettes surrounding incised lines with
a palmette chain surrounding central palmettes, ca. 425-400
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, rim rounded on top and projecting, ca.
375 (Agora XII:803)
Ext. lustrous black with reserve band on lower shoulder, flat projecting
base, underside reserve, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:1172-74)
Int.!ext. lustrous black, reserve resting surface, reserve band at junction
of vessel wall and foot, underside reserve with wide lustrous black band,
int. shallow depression, ca. 400 (Agora XII: 1062)
Int.lext. lustrous to matt black, projecting rim, double curved wall,
triangular handles attached below rim flaring to level of rim, ca. 350
(Agora XII:352)
lnt./ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top and projecting with tight
curl, angular wall, ca. 400-375
lnt./ext. lustrous black, heavily peeled, rim rounded on top and
projecting with tight curl, angular wall, ca. 400-3 75
Int./ext. lustrous black, peeled, ext. rim rounded on top, slightly
projecting with tight curl, single curve to vessel wall, ca. 400 (Agora
XII:779)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, ca. 425
197
11649/8
AI
6a?/5c??
197
11651/13
AI
6a?/5c??
199
11652/2
AI
6a?/5c??
199
11652/5
AI
6a?/5c??
206
11706/5
AI
6(b?/c?)
211
11709
AI
6(b')
.211
11709/6
AI
6(b?)
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with in curving rim
l211
11714/9
AI
6(b')
1211
11714111
AI
6(b')
1211
11720
AI
6(b')
Rim and handle of
one-handler
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Handle of stemless cup
1211
1172011
AI
6(b?)
1212
11710/9
AI
6c
1213
11719/4
AI
6(c?/b??)
Rim and handle of
one-handler
1218
11804/3
AI
6b
Molded foot of stemmed
cup
1221
1221
11826/2
11908/5
AI
AI
6c
6c
1224
1227
11807/7
2282/33
AI
AI
7 (+8'1'1)
7
Body sherd of open vessel
Molded foot of stemmed
dish/cup
Straight rim of bolsal
Body sherd of open vessel
1237a
11897/8
AI
8 (disturbed)
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with in curving rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with in curving rim
Body sherd of open
vessel (stemless cup?)
Foot and base of
stemless cup
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Ring foot of bowl
Oval handle of
one-handler/Attic Type
A skyphos
Ring foot and base of
bolsal
Body sherd of open
vessel/bowl
Int.!ext. lustrous black, thickened incurving rim, light type, ca. 400-375
(Agora XII:876)
Int. red/brown to lustrous black, ext. fired red with rim lustrous black,
thickened rim rounded on top and incurving, light type, ca. 400-375
(Agora XII:876)
Int./ext. lustrous black, ca. 450-425?
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, reserve at junction of foot and vessel at
junction of foot and vessel wall, inner face of foot partially reserve,
underside reserve with series of black and red concentric circles, int.
linked palmettes surrounding incised bands with ovules which
surrounds linked palmcttes, ca. 425-400
lnt./ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top and slightly projecting with
tight curl, slightly thickened, in curving, ca. 400 (Agora XII:885)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, totally painted, handle attached slightly
below straight rim, triangular handle, ca. 400 (Agora XII:342)
Ext. matt black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot, reserve
resting surface, inner face of foot black, ca. 400?
Int./ext. lustrous black, slightly thickened rim, rounded on top, small
bowl, later and light type, ca. 400-375 (last part of quarter) (Agora
Xll:876)
Int.!ext. lustrous black, horizontal loop handle attached at rim with flat
top, ca. 400-375 (Agora Xll:759)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, slightly peeled, horseshoe handle
attached below straight rim, ca. 450-425
Ext. lustrous black, heavily peeled, inner face of handle reserve, ca.
450-425 (last part of quarter)
Totally painted lustrous black, ca. 425-400?
Int./ext. high lustrous black, resting surface reserve with slightly flaring
foot, underside reserve with two black concentric circles with central
dot, int. finely placed series oflinked palmettes surrounding ovules in
incised lines, ovule cross at center of vessel, ca. 430 (Agora XII:538)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, totally painted, flat rim with handle
attached at rim, rim slightly thickened and incurving, ca. 425 (Agora
XI1:749)
Molded foot, concave top of outer face of foot with lower part lustrous
black, resting surface reserve with groove, underside lustrous black with
reserve central section, ca. 450-425 (Agora XII:437)
Int./ext. high lustrous black, ca. 450-425
Ext. top lustrous black, concave outer face of foot, reserve resting
surface, lustrous black inner face of foot, reserve underside, ca. 4 75-450
Int./ext. matt black, plain rim, ca. 400 (Agora XII:539)
lnt.lext. lustrous black, ext. red band and reserve section on lower
shoulder, ca. 475-450
Int./ext. matt striated red/brown, ca. 325
141
7~vpe
Locus
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
1237a
1189719
AI
8 (disturbed)
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
1237a
11897110
AI
8 (disturbed)
1237a
1189813
AI
8 (disturbed)
Torus foot and base of
Allie Type A skyphos
Handle of stemless cup
!237a
1190513
AI
8 (disturbed)
1237a
1190515
AI
8 (disturbed)
1237a
1237a
1237a
1190516
1190517
11905112
AI
AI
AI
8 (disturbed)
8 (disturbed)
8 (disturbed)
1237a
11905113
AI
8 (disturbed)
1241
1241
11959112
11959113
AI
AI
7
7
1241
11959114
AI
7
1242a
11919
AI
7 or later
1242a
11921
AI
7 or later
4056
4014117
Cl
2+3 (14??)
(unsealed)
4060
4104411
C!
3 {disturbed)
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
4082
40367/1
Cl
Sa
High ring foot and base
of bowl with incurving
rim
4082
4036712
Cl
Sa
High ring foot and base
of bowl with incurving
nm
4090
40409/6
co
4
Rim of rolled rim plate
4098
40467111
co
5b+6
4098
40469/3
co
5b+6
Plain rim and shoulder
ofbolsa!
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of bowl with
incurving rim
4098
40469/11
co
5b+6
4098
4098
40469114
40582
co
co
5b+6
5b-6
4113
40446
co
5 {disturbed
4121b 4056217
Cl
6(a??)
High ring foot and base
of bowl
4128
4040911
co
4a (+b')
(disturbed)
Foot and base of
stemless cup
4150
4061214
co
6(a'''')
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
142
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Oval handle of Attic
Type A skyphos
Body sherd of open vessel
Body sherd of open vessel
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Horseshoe handle of
Attic Type A skyphos
Body sherd of open vessel
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Body sherd (upper
shoulder of skyphos?)
Thick disk base and foot
oflekythos
Rim, shoulder, and oval
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Askos, Guttus type
Description
Ext. lustrous to matt black, int. mottled matt red/black, torus foot,
reserve resting surface, inner face of foot black, underside concentric
circle, ca. 450-425 (last part of quarter)
lnt./ext. lustrous black, resting surface reserve, inner face of foot
painted black, underside reserve, ca. 450-425 (last part of quarter)
Int.lext. lustrous black, slightly striated and fired red in places, reserve
on inner face of handle, handle flaring, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:487)
Int./extlustrous to matt black, reserve resting surface, inner face of foe
painted black, underside reserve, ca. 450-425
Totally painted lustrous to matt black, heavily peeled, ca. 425
Int.! ext. matt black, ca. 350-325
Int./ext.lustrous black, ca. 425-400
Jnt./ext.lustrous to matt red, resting surface reserve, inner face of foot
red, underside reserve, junction of vessel wall and foot reserve, ca. 460
Totally painted black, oval, ca. 450-425
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, ca. 400?
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, resting surface reserve, inner face offo(
painted black, underside reserve, lower vessel wall slightly concave, ca.
425-400
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, ca. 425-400
Reserve underside, side of foot also reserve, top lustrous black, central
depression on underside, ca. 450 (Agora XII: 1119)
Int./ext.lustrous black, totally painted, horizontally placed oval handle
attached at tapered plain rim, horseshoe shaped handle, ca. 450
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, resting surface scraped, underside
reserve with two concentric circles and central dot, lower shoulder
concave wall, ca. 425-400 (last part of quarteer)
Int./cxt.lustrous to matt black, groove at junction of vessel wall and
foot, resting surface scraped, underside reserve, lower vessel shoulder
concave wall, ca. 400-375 (last part of quarter) (Agora XII:349)
Int./cxt.lustrous to matt black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and
foot, resting surface painted and grooved, underside totally painted, in1
spiral rouletting surrounding dot type alternately linked palmette, ca.
375-350 (Agora XII:835
lnt./ext. lustrous to matt black, groove at junction of vessel wall and
foot, underside totally painted with central nipple, int. spiral rouletting
surrounding series of alternately linked palmettes above two incised
circles in middle of bowl, ca. 375-350 (early part of quarter) (Agora
XII:806)
lnt./ext. lustrous black, rounded rim, concave shoulder, groove below
rim, ca. 375-350 (Agora X11:!057)
Int./ext.lustrous black, slight ridge at junction of vessel wall and foot,
thin walled, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII: 54!)
lnt./ext.lustrous to matt black, resting surface scraped and grooved,
underside totally painted with central nipple, rim slightly thickened an(
in curving, int. spiral rouletting surrounding alternately linked thin
leafed palmettes, ca. 375-350 (Agora XII:828)
Int./ext.lustrous black, rim tapered and projecting, ca. 375 (Agora
X!l:803)
Int./ext. lustrous black, thin walled, ca. 450?
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened incurving rim, shallow bowl, int.
diamond shaped rouletting, ca. 375 (Agora XII:828)
Totally painted lustrous black, squat bulbous body with vertical neck
and resting on low ring foot, ridged ring handle, neck offset from burly
by ridge, flaring mouth, ca. 3 75 (Agora XII: 1194, Pl. 39: 1192)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, resting surface scraped and grooved,
underside totally painted, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot, int
fragment of broad leaf palmette, ca. 350 (Agora XII:830)
Outer face of foot lustrous black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and
foot, inner face of foot red/black, underside reserve with two circles of
red/black and central dot, int.lustrous black, incised lines with ovules
surrounding linked palmettes around central circle, ca. 430 (Agora
XII:476)
Int./ext. matt black, grooved at junction of vessel wall and foot, resting
surface scraped, inner face of foot painted, underside reserve with three
concentric circles with central dot, sharply concave wall in lower
section, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:349, 352)
f___ocus
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
4226
41018/7
co
4b?/5?
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, ca. 350 (Agora XI!: 1194)
4229
40944/4
co
6(b??)
4229
4229
40965/2
40965111
co
co
6(b??)
6(b??)
4252
43055
C1
4
4252
43096/1, 13
C1
4
4252
43096/6
C1
4
Rim and neck of Guttus
type askos
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim, shoulder, ring foot,
and base of bowl with
incurving rim
4252
43096/5
C1
4
Heavy foot offish plate
4252
43096/13
C1
4
Rim and shoulder of
bolsal
4252
43096116
C1
4
4252
43096117
C1
4
4300a
43029
C1
4c (unsealed)
4300a
43029/3
C1
4c (unsealed)
Rim and shoulder of cup
skyphos?
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Foot and base of small
bowl
4300a
43036
Cl
4c (unsealed)
4300a 4305311
Cl
4c (unsealed)
4301
43019/6
Cl
5 +topsoil
4301
43026/4
Cl
5 +topsoil
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
4301
43026/5
Cl
5 +topsoil
Foot and base ofbolsal
4301
43037
Cl
5 +topsoil
Foot and base of bowl
4301
43056/1
Cl
5 +topsoil
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
4301
43056/2
Cl
5 +topsoil
4301
43056/3
Cl
5 +topsoil
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Foot and base ofbolsal
4301
43056/4
Cl
5 +topsoil
Torus foot and base of
bowl
4301
43056/5
Cl
5 +topsoil
4301
43056/6
C1
5 +topsoil
4301
43065/2
Cl
5 +topsoil
4301
43065/5
Cl
5 +topsoil
4301
4309111
Cl
5 +topsoil
4301
43091/2
Cl
5 +topsoil;
Rim and shoulder of
stemless cup
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Ribbed section of open
vessel (cup kantharos)
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim and shoulder of cup
skyphos
Body sherd of thin
walled bowl/cup
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Foot and base of
stemmed dish
Foot and base of bowl
lnt./ext. lustrous black, metallic, tightly curled rim slightly tapered,
steep upper wall, ca. 400-3 75 (last part of quarter) (Agora XII:803)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, slightly thickened wall, ca. 375?
Int./ ext. lustrous black, rim tapered and projecting, steep upper wall, ca.
400-375 (Agora XII:803)
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, handle attached below projecting rim,
triangular handle, ca. 375 (Agora XII:349)
lnt./ext.lustrous to matt black, rim rounded on top, underside of rim
flat, thin walled, tight curl of rim evident, ca. 375 (Agora XII:802)
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black to mottled red, shallow bowl with
incurving rim, concave molding offoot, resting surface reserve,
underside totally painted, slight ridge on underside, ca. 375 (Agora
XII:882)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, stout foot totally painted including
resting surface, resting surface grooved, underside totally painted, deep
central depression with ridge and groove, ca. 350 (Agora XII: 1972)
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, tapered projecting rim, vessel wall
indicates double curve, ca. 375-350 (early part of quarter) (Agora
XII:558)
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, tapered projecting rim, light wall, ca.
400-375 (end of quarter) (Agora XII: 60S)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, metallic, projecting rim, double curve
profile, light wall, ca, 400-375 (end of quarter) (Agora XII:349)
Int./ext. matt black, rim flat on top and projecting at right angle to
vessel wall, ca. 350-325 (end of quarter) (Agora XII:880-81)
Int./ext. striated matt black and mottled red, underside painted
red/black mottled with central nipple, int. palmette cross, broad foot
type of bowl, resting surface reserve with groove, ca. 350-325 (end of
quarter) (Agora XII:8887)
lnt./ext.lustrous black, thickened rim, ca. 375-350 (early part of
quarter) (Agora XII:835)
Fired red, tall stem, outer face reserve, underside fired red with central
area in reserve, convex underside, ca. 475 (Agora XII:983)
lnt./ext. matt black, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot,
concave/convex ring foot, resting surface scraped and grooved,
underside totally painted, int. spiral rouletting surrounding alternately
linked palmettes, ca. 350
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, mottled, thickened rim rounded on top,
in curving and projecting rim, groove below rim, added red on rim, ca.
450-425 (end of quarter) (Agora XII:847)
Int./ext. lustrous black, resting surface painted, underside reserve with
concentric circle and central dot in black, groove at junction of vessel
wall and fool, ca, 425 (Agora XII:554)
Int./ext. matt black, reserve and grooved at junction of vessel wall and
foot, resting surface scraped, underside totally painted with central
nipple, int. spiral rouletting surrounding alternately linked broad leafed
palmettes, ca. 350
Int./ ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top with slight swell, in curving,
thickened, and projecting, slight groove below lip on upper shoulder, ca.
425 (Agora XII:847)
Int./ext. peeled matt black to gray, mottled, shallow bowl type, ca.
350-325 (end of quarter) (Agora XII:885)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, foot totally painted, underside reserve
with concentric circles painted black, ca. 425-400
Int./ext. lustrous matt black, heavily worn, resting surface scraped,
underside partially painted, int. two incised circles, shallow ring foot,
ca. 400
Int./ext. lustrous red, heavily striated and worn, sharp carination at
shoulder, rim tapered and projecting over shoulder, ca. 450?
Int./ext. lustrous black, heavily peeled and worn, thickened rim
rounded on top, ca. 375 (Agora XII:876)
Int.!ext. matt black, striated, certical ribbing/molding, ca. 325
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, tapered and projecting rim, double
curved wall, ca. 400-375
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, striated, slight walled type, plain rim
with slight offset, ca, 400-375 (early part of quarter) (Agora XII:595)
Int./ext. lustrous black to red int. broad leaf palmette, ca. 425-400
143
Locus Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
4301
4309113
Cl
5 +topsoil
4304
43244
CI
1 +topsoil
Rim and shoulder offish
plate
High ring foot and base
of bowl
4304
4324712
Cl
l +topsoil
4304
4324717
CI
I +topsoil
4305
43039/6
CI
4 (disturbed)
4305
4303917
CI
4 (disturbed)
4306
4322112
Cl
5
4306
4322113
CI
5
4310
4308417
Cl
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, reserve band and groove at junction of
rim and overhanging lip, ca. 380 (Agora XII: 1066)
Int.!ext. matt black to brown, reserve groove at junction of vessel wall
and high ring foot, underside totally painted, int. spiral rouletting
surrounding alternately linked palmettes, ca. 350
Int./ext. matt black, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot, resting
surface scraped, ca. 375 (Agora XII:l093)
Int.!ext. matt black striated red, thickened rim grooved on outer face,
rounded on top, and slightly incurving due to thickening, ca. 400 (Agar
Xll:749, 847)
Int./ext. matt black, thickened rim and wall, groove at junction ofvesst
wall and foot, ca. 375-350 (end of quarter) (Agora XII:I047)
Int.!ext. lustrous black, slightly projecting rim with curvature below
rim, ca. 400-375 (end of quarter) (Agora XII:349)
Int.!ext. 1us1rous black, reserve inner face of handle, ca. 450 (Agora
Xll:487)
Molded foot with foot and outer face lustrous black, underside reserve,
ca. 425-400 (Agora Xll:483)
Int.!ext. matt black, long nozzle flat on top, groove on body, ca. 375-350
4311
43123/2
CI
3a
4311
4314811
Cl
3a
4312
43064
CI
5
4312
4308111
CI
5
4312
4311014
CI
5
4317
4320911
CI
4
4317
4321614
CI
4
4317
4321617
CI
4
4317
4318
43216/8
4309711
Cl
CI
4
5b (disturbed)
4318
4313611
Cl
5b (disturbed)
4321
43113/11
CI
4?/5a?
Ring foot and base of
lekanis
4321
43113112
CI
4?/5a?
4321
43113115
Cl
4?/5a?
Body sherd of open
vessel, probably Attic
Type A skyphos
Handle of stemless cup?
4321
4321
43113116
43113117
CI
CI
4?/5a?
4?/5a?
4321
43113118
Cl
4?/5a?
4321
43113/44
CI
4?/5a?
4321
43113145
Cl
4?/5a?
4321
43127
Cl
4?/5a?
4321
43127144
CI
4?/5a?
4321
43143/6
CI
4?/5a?
4321
4314511
CI
4?/5a?
144
Ring foot and base of
bowl
Rim and shoulder of
one-handler
Rim and shoulder of
rolled rim plate
Rim and lower shoulder
of Attic Type A skyphos
Oval handle of stemless
cup
Molded foot and base of
stemless cup
Spout of oil lamp, Type
25A
Pedestaled foot of cup
kantharos
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of rolled rim plate
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Foot and base of bowl
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Foot and base of bowl
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Body sherd of open
vessel/bowl
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of concave/convex
bowl
Foot and base ofbolsal
Plain rim of stemless cup
Handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Foot and base ofbolsal
Rim and shoulder of
stemless cup
Rim, shoulder, and
handle ofbolsal
Rim, shoulder, and foot
of bowl with projecting
rim
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
shallow bowl
Rim of bowl with
in curving rim
Molded foot heavily worn, exterior lustrous to matt black, underside
matt black, ca. 350?
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, deep groove below rim, resting surface
scraped, underside totally painted, ca. 350-325 (Agora XII: l 059)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thin walled, ca. 375-350 (early part of
quarter) (Agora XII:830)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, groove at junction of vessel wall and
foot, reserved resting surface, underside reserve with thin concentric
circles and central dot, ca. 425-400
Int.! ext. lustrous to matt black, steep angular curve on shoulder below
thickened rim, ca. 350 (Agora XII:830)
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, high ring foot, scraped and grooved
resting surface, underside totally painted, ca. 350 (Agora XII:835)
Int./ext. mottled red matt/black, rim flat on top, tapered, and
projecting, ca. 325
Int./ext. lustrous black, int. evenly spaced rouletting, ca. 375
Int./ ext. lustrous black, ca. 450-425?
Int./ext.lustrous black, groove below rim and under shoulder of vessel,
underside totally painted, broad resting surface, ca. 425 (Agora
XII:817-18)
Int./ext. lustrous black, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot,
underside totally painted except for central zone in reserve with circle
and central dot, int. incised line with small palmettes, ca. 430 (Agora
XII:541)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, angular foot, reserve resting surface,
grooved and reserve inner face of foot and vessel wall, ca. 425 (Agora
XII:475)
Int.! ext. striated matt black, double curve profile, ca. 3 75
Int.!ext.lustrous to matt black, ridge on inner face of vessel at junction
of handle and wall, ca. 400-375
Int./ext. lustrous metallic black, ca. 425 (Agora XII:47l)
Totally painted lustrous black heavily peeled, horseshoe handle, ca. 425
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, resting surface reserve, underside totall)
painted, ca. 375-350 (Agora XII:561)
Int.!ext. matt black, reserve area on inner face a flip, ca. 400 (Agora
XII:513)
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, handle attached at rim, slightly
incurving plain rim, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:538)
Int.!ext.lustrous black, projecting rim flat on top, ring foot, resting
surface reserve, underside reserve with concentric circles and central
dot, ca. 425 (Agora XII:785)
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black heavily peeled, rim slightly projecting,
thick oval handle attached slightly below rim, ca. 450-425 (end of
quarter) (Agora XII:342)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened rim, thin walled, rim rounded
on top and slightly incurving, ca. 375 (Agora XII:882)
Int./ext. matt black, thickened rim rounded on top and slightly
incurving, ca. 375 (Agora XII:876)
'--oats Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
Rim, shoulder, and
handle ofbolsal
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Base of plate
Concave/convex foot
and base of bowl
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Base of bowl
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, thin walled, plain rim, handle attached
below rim, ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:557)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened rim tightly curled and
projecting, straight upper shoulder, ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:803)
Int. lustrous striated red/black, underside reserve with ridge, ca. 400-375
Ext. lustrous black, reserve resting surface, inner face of ring foot
painted black, ca. 400
Int./ext. lustrous to to matt gray/black, plain rim, handle attached below
rim, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:561)
1321
43145/2
Cl
4?/5a?
1321
43145/3
C1
4?/5a?
1321
1321
43145/4
43145/5
C1
C1
4?/5a?
4?/5a?
1321
43154/2
C1
4?/5a?
1321
43154/4
C1
4?/5a?
\321
43234
C1
4?/5a?
\321
43285/1
C1
4?/5a?
1321
43287/2
C1
4?/5a?
Foot and base of
concave/convex bowl
Handle and shoulder of
stemless cup
Foot and base ofbolsal
\323
43150
Cl
7
Foot and base of bowl
\324
43143/5
C1
4c (floor)
1325
4311611
Cl
4
Body sherd of open
vessel/bowl
Base of large bowl
1325
43116/2
C1
4
Shoulder, foot, and base
of bowl
4325
43144/2
C1
4
4327
43147/6
C1
3a
4328
43170/1
Cl
4c (floor)
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder offish
plate
Foot and base of plate
4328
43187/6
C1
4c (floor)
4333
43213/1
Cl
3a? (disturbed)
4333
43213/6
C1
3a? (disturbed)
4335
43215
C1
4b +topsoil
4336
43119/2
C1
5 (disturbed)
4336
4336
43219/3
43219/4
C1
C1
5 (disturbed)
5 (disturbed)
4336
4336
43219/5
43219/30
C1
Cl
5 (disturbed)
5 (disturbed)
Rim and shoulderofbowl
Oval handle of stemless
cup
4336
43267/3
C1
5 (disturbed)
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of bowl
4336
43248/9
C1
5 (disturbed)
Rim and neck oflekythos
4336
4336
4336
4336
43248/10
43248/11
43248/12
43248/14
C1
Cl
Cl
C1
5 (disturbed)
5 (disturbed)
5 (disturbed)
5 (disturbed)
Body sherd of open vessel
Body sherd of open vessel
Body sherd of open vessel
Lid
4336
43248/15
C1
5 (disturbed)
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projectng rim
(cup skyphos?)
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Oval handle of stemless
cup
Rim, shoulder, and oval
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Oval handle of stemless
cup
Body sherd of open vessel
Body sherd of open vessel
lnt./ext. matt black, underside painted black with central ridge, center
of base in reserve, ca. 375?
Int./ext.lustrous black, reserve resting surface, broad base, ca. 450-425
(middle to end of qua1ier) (Agora XII:817)
Int./ext. lustrous black, oval handle inner face reserve, handle attached
at deeply carinated shoulder, ca. 450-425 (Agora XII:454)
Int./ext.lustrous black, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot,
flaring foot, reserve underside with concentric circles and central dot,
int. tight-leaf palmettes surrounding two incised circles, ca. 425-400
(Agora XII: 554). Photo 4. 7-8:h.
Int.! ext. lustrous to matt black, underside totally painted with central
nipple, scraped and grooved resting surface, int. spiral rouletting
surrounding alternately linked palmettes, high ring foot oflarge bowl,
ca. 375-350 (end of quarter)
Int./ext.lustrous black, thickened toward base, ca. 375
Int./ext. matt black, no foot, int. alternately linked palmettes heavily
worn, ca. 350
Int.!ext. lustrous black, grooved and scraped resting surface on ring
foot, underside totally painted with central nipple, groove at junction of
vessel wall and foot, int. palmettes, ca. 3 75-350 (early part of quarter)
(Agora XII:828)
Int./ext. lustrous metallic black, thin walled, rounded thickened rim,
tight curl, projecting, ca. 375 (Agora XII:803)
Int./ext. lustrous black, reserve and grooved on upper surface of rim,
overhanging rim, ca. 375-350 (Agora XII:l065)
Int./ ext. matt black, elaborately carved low rilled ring foot, underside
painted black with central area in reserve, int. double incised lines with
ovules surrounding haphazardly placed linked palmettes, ca. 400
(Agora XII: I 002)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, tapered and rounded rim with slight
groove below lip, ca. 375 (Agora XII:605)
Int./ext. mottled matt black/brown, rim thickened, rounded on top, and
incurving, ca. 325 (Agora XII:84l)
Totally painted lustrous black, slightly flaring handle, ca. 425-400
(Agora XII:499)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, heavily peeled, horseshoe handle
attached below rim, ca. 450-425
Ext. lustrous to matt black, inner face reserve, ca. 450-425 (middle of
quarter)
Int./ext. striated matt black/brown, ca. 375-350?
Int./ext. mottled matt red/black, two white bands applied on outer
surface, ca. 375?
Int./ext. matt red/black, thickened flat rim, ca. 350 (Agora XII:849)
Int.!ext. lustrous black, inner face reserve, heavily worn, upturned
handle with reserve panel in region of body between handle
attachments, ca. 450
Int./ext. lustrous black, striated, plain rounded rim, slightly thickened,
reserve resting surface, underside partially painted with central area in
reserve with central dot, slight ridge on lower shoulder, int. two incised
lines as border for palmette chain horizontally placed which surrounds
linked palmettes, low ring foot, ca. 420 (Agora XII:782)
Int.!ext. lustrous black, flat rim, probably from a squat black bodied
lekythos, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII: 1123)
lnt./ext. lustrous black, thin walled, ca. 450-425
Int./ext. lustrous black, thin walled, ca. 450-425?
Int./ext. matt black, thickened base, ca. 350?
Int./ext. matt black/brown, ext. reserve band on top, thin walled, ca.
375-350 (Agora XII:1230)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, thin walled, ca. 400-375
145
Locus
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
T._vpc
Description
4336
43248/17
C1
5 (disturbed)
Body sherd of open vessel
4336
43248120
C1
5 (disturbed)
4336
4336
43248130
4324915
C1
C!
5 (disturbed)
5 (disturbed)
4336
4324917
C1
5 (disturbed)
4336
4326712
C!
5 (disturbed)
4336
4336
43289
43289/1
C1
C1
5 (disturbed)
5 (disturbed)
4336
43289/6
C1
5 (disturbed)
4336
4336
43289/10
433!6
C1
C1
5 (disturbed)
5 (disturbed)
4336
43316/1
C1
5 (disturbed)
4336
43219/9
C1
5 (disturbed)
Oval handle of stemless
cup
Round loop handle
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Rim and shoulder of cup
skyphos?
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of concave/convex
bowl
Oval handle ofbolsal
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of concave/convex
bowl
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of concave/convex
bowl
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim, shoulder, and oval
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Handle and lower
shoulder of stemless cup
Rim and shoulder of
concave/convex bowl
Int./ ext. lustrous red, ext. mottled and striated matt red/black, thin
walled, ca. 450?
Totally painted lustrous to matt black, ca. 400-375 (end of quarter)
4338
43232
C1
3b (13a''?)
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of rolled rim plate
4340
4322216, 7
C1
3a?
Foot and base of bowl
4340
43222111
C1
3a?
Handle ofkantharos
4346
4330114
CI
3b +later
Foot and base of bowl
4353b 4329618
C1
3c?/4a?
Foot and base of bowl
4356
43305/1
C!
5b?/6?
(unsealed)
Foot and base of
stemless cup
4359
4330512
C1
3b
Foot and base of
stemless cup
4362
4334219
C1
3b?l(3c?/4a?)
Foot and base of bowl
4367
43387/10
C1
2+3
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
4367
43387112
C1
2+3
Ring foot
4367
4370
43387/13
48018/1
C1
C1
2+3
Later than 4b
Body sherd of open vessel
Lower shoulder, foot,
and base of bowl
4370
48021/4
C1
Later than 4b
4370
4802116
C1
Laterthan 4b
4436
4521312
CI
Topsoil
Lip and mouth of
lekythos
Rim and shoulder of
bolsal
Foot and base of bowl
146
Totally painted lustrous to matt black, from mug or bolsal?, ca. 375-350
Int. lustrous red, ext. striated lustrous red/black, heavily peeled, plain
straight rim, handle attached at rim, horseshoe shaped, widest part of
vessel below rim, ca. 450
Int.!ext. matt black, plain rim with two incised grooves below lip, lighl
walled type, ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:4588)
Int./ext. lustrous black, heavily grooved above shoulder, reserve restin
surface, underside totally painted, broad resting surface, ca. 425 (Agar
Xll:818-19)
Totally painted lustrous black, ca. 400-375
InLiext. matt black, thickened rim slightly incurving, deep groove
below rim, flat ring foot, reserve resting surface, ca. 425-400 (early pa
of quarter) (Agora XII:821)
Int./ext. matt black, thickened rim slightly in curving, deep groove
below rim, foot slightly rippled, resting surface reserve, underside
totally painted, ca. 400-375 (early part of quarter) (Agora XII:821)
Int.!ext. lustrous black, thickened section, ca. 450-425
Int./ext. mottled lustrous to matt red/black, heavily peeled, slightly
projecting rim, double curve in lower wall, triangular handles, ca.
425-400
Int./ext.lustrous black, heavily peeled, ca. 425 (Agora XII:487)
Int./ext. lustrous black to brown and striated, thickened rim slightly
incurving, deep groove on shoulder below rim, shallow wall type, ca.
400 (Agora XII:82!)
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened rim with groove below rim, ring foot
resting surface reserve, int. spiral rouletting surrounding alternately
linked palmettes, ca. 375-350 (early part of quarter) (Agora XII: 104 7)
Int./ext.lustrous black, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot,
resting surface scraped and grooved, underside totally painted, int.
spiral rouletting below incised line, low ring foot, ca. 375
Handle only totally painted matt black, handle spur even with rim, ca.
350 (Agom XII:700)
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, underside totally painted, reserve
resting surface, central nipple, int. spiral rouletting, ca. 340
Int./ ext. matt black, scraped groove at junction of vessel wall and foot,
resting surface scraped and grooved, underside totally painted, ca. 350
(Agora XII:880)
Int./ext. matt black, reserve band at junction of convex foot and vessel
wall, inner face of foot painted black and partially reserve, underside
reserve with trace of circle, int. tight leaf palmette, thin walled, ca. 400
(Agora Xll:482)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thick body, reserve band at junction of
convex foot and vessel wall, foot partially painted and reserve on inner
face, underside reserve, int.linked broad leaf palmettes, ca. 400
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, resting surface scraped, groove at
junction of vessel wall and foot, underside painted black, thick foot, ca.
375-350 (Agora XII:829)
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, torus foot partially painted and scraped
underside reserve with red/brown concentric circles, int. coral red at
base, narrow base type with slight concave wall, ca. 450-425 (middle ol
quarter)
Totally painted matt black, peeled, scraped and grooved resting surface
high ring foot, ca. 350
Int./ext.lustrous black, thin walled, ca. 400-375?
lnt./ext. striated matt red/black, reserve band at junction of vessel wall
and foot, resting surface partially painted, inner face of foot partially
painted and reserve, underside reserve with concentric circles in black,
int. two incised lines with ovules surrounding palmettcs, ca. 425-400
(end of quarter) (Agora XII:782)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, heavily peeled, tall neck, probably from
squat black bodied lekythos, ca. 400-375 (end of quarter?)
Int./ext. lustrous black, peeled, tapered and slightly projecting rim, ca.
400-375 (end of quarter) (Agora XII:558)
Int./ext. matt gray/black, deep central nipple, totally painted underside.
scraped resting surface, int. light rouletting, four concave impressions,
ca. 325 (Agora XII:841)
~ocus
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
439
48388/4
Cl
2+3
442
48245/5
Cl
446
48222/2
Cl
(2+4?)/4a'
(unsealed)
Topsoil
Lower wall and foot of
stemmed dish?
Rim and shoulderofbowl
446
48222/22
Cl
Topsoil
1468
4660911
Cl
7 (disturbed)
1468
46662
Cl
7 (disturbed)
1506
45513
co
4a
1510
45102
C2
2 +topsoil
1519
45060
C2
2 (disturbed)
1519
45060/30
C2
2 (disturbed)
Lustrous black on outer face of concave wall of pedestal, heavily worn,
reserve underside, ca. 475-450 (Agora XII:991)
Int./ext. lustrous black, straight rounded thickened rim, ca. 400 (Agora
Xll:782)
lnt./ext. lustrous to matt black, resting surface reserve, underside
reserve, convex wall, ca. 450-425
Int./ext. matt black, pedestaled foot grooved on outer face, grooved
resting surface, underside reserve, ca. 350-325 (end of quarter) (Agora
Xll:690)
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened rim, flat on top and slightly
incurving, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:784)
lnt./ext.lustrous black, inner face of handle reserve, slight carination at
handle, ca. 450-425 (end of quarter)
Int.!ext. lustrous to metallic black, projecting rim rounded on top, tight
curl, ca. 375 (Agora Xll:803)
Int.! ext. lustrous to matt black, scraped and grooved resting surface,
underside painted with slight central nipple, thickened rim, ca. 375-350
(Agora XII:946)
Int./ext. matt black, concave/convex foot, resting surface scraped and
grooved, underside totally painted with central nipple, int. spiral
rouletting surrounding alternately linked palmettes, ca. 350 (Agora
XII:828)
Int./ext. lustrous metallic gray/black, thickened rim, ca. 350
1533
45187118
C2
2d
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Molded footofkantharos
Rim and shoulder of
one-handler
Handle and shoulder of
stemless cup
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of salt cellar, footed
type
Foot and base of bowl
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with in curving rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Foot and base of
stemless cup
1535
45165
C2
3(b?)
1536
45226
C2
3(a??)
(disturbed)
1553
45406/3
C2
3'
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of rolled rim plate
4553
45406/4
C2
37
Lower shoulder, foot,
and base of bowl
4553
45406/5
C2
3?
4553
45439111
C2
3'
4553
45439113
C2
3?
4554
?
C2
3(a?)
4554
?
C2
3(a?)
4554
?
C2
3(a?)
4554
?
C2
3(a?)
Molded foot of cup
kantharos
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
rolled rim plate
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Base of bowl
4557
451RO
C2
3(b?)+4
4558
4542011
C2
3(b')
4558
45443113
C2
3(b?)
Foot and base of bowl
4559
45431/4
C2
3(b?)
4559
45431113
C2
3(b')
4559
45431114
C2
3(b?)
Balk
45446/7
C2
Rim and shoulder of cup
skyphos?
Rim and lower shoulder
of rolled rim plate
From same vessel as
45431/13
Rim and shoulder of
Rim and shoulder of
rolled rim plate
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Int.! ext. lustrous black, rim projecting, rounded on top with tight curl,
ca. 400-375 (Agora Xll:779)
Int./ext. matt black, rim rounded on top and projecting, ca. 350-325
(Agora XII:802)
Int./ext. lustrous black, grooved and reserve junction at vessel wall and
foot, convex foot with inner face painted and reserve, underside reserve
with concentric circle in black, int. incised line through linked
palmettes surrounding two incised lines with ovules, ca. 425 (Agora
Xll:482)
lnt./ext. matt black, thickened rounded rim, concave shoulder,
concave/convex foot, resting surface painted, underside totally painted,
int. spiral rouletting surrounding palmette cross?, ca. 350 (Agora
XII: 1047)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, heavily peeled, groove at junction of
vessel wall and foot, scraped and grooved resting surface, underside
totally painted, int. spiral rouletting, ca. 350 (Agora XII:806)
Int./ext. matt black, heavily worn and peeled, ca. 350-325
Jnt./ext. black, pronounced projecting rim, ca. 325 (Agora XII:808)
Int./ext. lustrous metallic black, rim thickened, rounded on top, and
slightly projecting, ca. 375 (Agora XII:779)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, heavily peeled, rim rounded on top and
slightly projecting, tight curl, ca. 375 (Agora XII:779)
Int./ext. lustrous black, rounded elongated rim, concave shoulder with
slight ridge above concave wall, ca. 375-350 (Agora XII:1056)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened rim, ca. 350
Int./ext. lustrous black, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot
(missing), underside totally painted, int. spiral rouletting, ca. 375-350
(middle to end of quarter)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened rim, ridge/fillet below rtim,
concave lower shoulder, ca. 375-350 (Agora XII: 1056)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and
foot, angular lower shoulder indicates double curve, rim rounded on top
and projecting, int.long stitch rouletting, ca. 350-325 (early part of
quarter) (Agora XII:808)
lnt./ext. lustrous to matt black, foot and resting surface painted,
underside totally painted with central nipple, ring base, int. spiral
nipple, ring base, int. spiral rouletting surrounding palmettes, ca. 350
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, reserve band on exterior, ca. 475?
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened rounded rim, groove below
rim, slightly concave wall, ca. 350 (Agora XII: 1058)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened rim rounded on top and
147
Locus
Reg. No.
K46/47
Balk
45446/20
K46/47
45448/6
Balk
K46/47
4565
45518/8
Area
Phase
C2
C2
C2
3
1)!pe
Description
bowl with in curving rim
Foot and base of bowl
slightly in curving, ca. 3 75-350 (middle of quarter)
Int.lext. lustrous black, thick walled, concave/convex foot, ca. 400-375
Spout of oil lamp, Type
23A
Rim and shoulder offish
plate
Foot and base of rolled
rim plate
Int./ ext. lustrous black, long nozzle flat on top, ca. 400?
4566
45496
C2
Sa (+57)
4566
46080
C2
5a (+4c?)
4566
?
C2
5a (+47)
4566
?
C2
5a (+4?)
4571
45456113
C2
3?
4577
46081
C2
5a (+4?)
4577
46081/25
C2
5a (-4'?)
4577
46166/6
C2
5a (+4?)
4577
46166/8
C2
5a (+4?)
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
4614
46141110
C2
5
4614
46156/7
C2
5
Molded body sherd of
kantharos
Foot and base of bowl
4614
46156111
C2
5
4614
46178
C2
5
4614
4622115
C2
s
Foot and base of
stemless cup?
4614
46230/5
C2
5
4614
46241/1
C2
s
4616
4620411
Cl
Later than 2
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of rolled rim plate
From same vessel as
46141110
Shoulder ofkantharos
4617
462Sl/4
C2
Sa
4617
4625115
C2
5a
4617
46251/30
C2
Sa
4617
4625113S
C2
Sa
4622
462S6/2
C2
Sb
4622
46256/4
C2
5b
4622
46277/2
C2
Sb
4622
46297/6
C2
Sb
4622
46297/32
C2
Sb
4622
46304/2
C2
5b
4623
46293/2
C2
5(b?) )+6'7)
(disturbed?)
148
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Rim and shoulder of
bolsal
Oval handle of stemless
cup
Foot and base of bowl
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of concave/convex
bowl
Foot and base of oil
lamp, footed style
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of rolled rim plate
Spout of oil lamp, Type
2SB
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of rolled rim plate
Thick body sherd of
open vessel
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Spout of of oil lamp,
Type 23A
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim of fish plate
Body sherd of open
vessel/bowl
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Square rim and neck of
neck amphora
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, groove at reserve band at junction of
rim and shoulder, lip downturned, ca. 375-350
Int.lext. lustrous to metallic black, scraped resting surface, low
concave/convex ring foot, underside totally painted, angular and
thickened wall, ca. 350
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, rim slightly thickened, ca. 350
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, rim rounded on top and slightly
projecting, ca. 375 (Agora XII:558)
Totally painted lustrous to matt black, ca. 400?
Int./ext.lustrous black, scraped at junction of vessel wall and foot,
scraped and painted foot, resting surface scraped, underside painted,
high ring foot, int. dot rouletting, ca. 375
Int./ext. lustrous black with some mottling, groove below rim, reserve
foot and resting surface, shallow wall and narrow foot, slightly
incurving rim, ca. 400 (Agora XII:821)
Totally painted lustrous to matt black, heavily peeled, underside
painted, late 5th cent.?
Int.!ext. matt black, thickened rounded rim, groove below rim, low ring
foot, resting surface scraped, underside totally painted, int. rouletting
surrounding alternately linked palmettes, ca. 350-325 (middle of
quarter) (Agora Xi!: 1058). Fig. 4.5:8.
Int./ ext. lustrous metallic gray/black to matt black, thickened rim
rounded on top, tight curl with slight projection, straight wall, ca.
3 75-350 (early part of quarter) (Agora Xll:885)
Int./ext. matt black, deep incised shoulder, ca. 325
lnt./ext. lustrous black, resting surface grooved and painted, underside
totally painted, ca. 375
Int./ext. gray/black, small opening, grooved on top, long, narrow nozzle
Oalontop,ca. 350
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, plain rolled rim, concave wall grooved
on outer edge, slight groove on resting surface, underside totally
painted, int. spiral rouletting, ca. 350 (Agora XII: 1056)
Int.!ext. lustrous black, low ring foot, grooved and reserve at junction oJ
vessel wall and foot, underside reserve with thick to thin concentric
circles, ca. 400
Int.!ext. lustrous black, elongated rounded rim, deep broad groove
below rim, ca. 37S-350 (Agora XII:10S8)
Int.!ext. matt black, articulated wall with deep rib molding, ca. 3S0-325
(Agora XII:704)
Int.!ext. lustrous black, ca. 450?
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened rim, grooved concave wall
below rounded slightly projecting rim, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:779)
Int./ext.lustrous black, rim rounded on top and slightly projecting, tight
curl, ca. 37S (Agora XII:803)
Int.!ext. lustrous black, rim rounded and slightly projecting, double
curve to wall, ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:779)
Traces of black, fired red on top, short flat nozzle, ca. 400-375?
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, tapered and projecting rim, double
curved wall, ca. 375 (Agora XII:349)
Jnt./ext. mottled matt red/black flat projecting rim, ca. 375-350 (Agora
Xll:803)
Int.!ext.lustrous black, reserve outer edge with groove, ca. 375 (Agora
XII: 1062)
lnt./ext. lustrous gray/black, int. spiral dot rouletting, thin walled, ca.
375-3SO
Int.lext. lustrous to matt black, thin walled, rim rounded on top and
slightly projecting, ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:803)
Ext. lustrous black, int. reserve, ca. 450
~OCUS
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
1623
46293/3
C2
5(b?) (+6??)
(disturbed?)
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of bowl with
incurving rim
1623
46293/4
C2
5(b?) (+6??)
(disturbed?)
Foot and base of bowl
1623
46345/3
C2
5(b?) (+6??)
(disturbed?)
Foot and base offish
plate
1624
4633311
C2
5(a?/b?)
Foot and base of bowl
1624
46333/2
C2
5(a?/b?)
Foot and base of bowl
1624
46333/3
C2
5(a?/b?)
1624
?
C2
5?a?/b?)
1626b 46339/6
C2
5b?/6a?
1626b 46344/5
C2
5b?/6a?
!626b 46344/6
C2
5b?/6a?
!626b 46344/8
!626b 46344/28
C2
C2
5b?/6a?
5b?/6a?
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Body sherd of open
vessel (Attic Type A
skyphos)
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
concave/convex bowl
Rim and shoulder of mug
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Foot and base of Attic
Type A skyphos
Int./ext. lustrous black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and ring foot,
grooved resting surface totally painted, underside totally painted with
central nipple, thickened rim, int. spiral rouletting, ca. 350 (Agora
Xll:828)
Int./ext. matt black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot, resting
surface scraped and grooved, underside totally painted with central
nipple, int. rouletting surrounding alternately linked palmettes and
lotus badly worn, ca. 375-350 (early part of quarter)
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened body and foot, ring foot, resting
surface grooved and painted, underside totally painted with central
nipple, int. groove around central depression, incised line above
depression, ca. 375-350 (middle of quarter) (Agora XII: 1069)
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, ring foot, concave molding, underside
ridge or fillet and reserve, thin circle and central dot on nipple, resting
surface reserve, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:870)
Int./ ext. matt black, thin ring foot, underside totally painted, central
nipple, int. spiral rouletting, haphazard palmette cross, ca. 350-325
(end of quarter)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened rim rounded on top and
projecting, tight curl, ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:779)
Int./ext. matt black, rim rounded on top and projecting, ca. 350
!626c
46521/3
C2
6
!626c
4652114
C2
6
!626c
!626c
46522/3
46522/4
C2
C2
6
6
!626c
!626c
46537/8
46547/2
C2
C2
6
6
!626c
!626c
1627
46547/6
46571/2
4640511
C2
C2
C2
6
6
5+6a
1627
46406/8
C2
5+6a
Foot and base of small
bowl
Body sherd ofopen vessel
Foot and base of black
bodied lekythos
Oval handle of mug?
Rim and shoulder of
bolsal
Body sherd of open vessel
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of concave/convex
bowl
Rim and shoulderoftray
1627
46406/9
C2
5+6a
Foot and base of bowl
1627
46406110
C2
5+6a
1627
4640611!
C2
5+6a
Rim and shoulder of
balsa!
Foot and base of bowl
1627
46424/9
C2
5+6a
1627
46526/8
C2
5+6a
1627
4654311
C2
5+6a
4627
4657311
C2
5+6a
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with in curving rim
Rim and shoulder of
bolsal
Rim, handle, and
shoulder of Attic Type A
skyphos
Rim and shoulder of mug
Int./ext. lustrous black, double curve to thickened wall, ca. 400
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, reserve band below projecting rim flat
on top, ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:803)
Int./ ext. lustrous black, deep groove and reserve below slightly
incurving rim and above pronounced ridge, ca. 425-400
Int./ext.lustrous black, flaring tapered rim, ca. 450-425 (Agora XII:223)
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, rim rounded on top and projecting,
straight wall, ca. 375 (Agora Xll:803)
lnt./ext. lustrous black, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot,
resting surface partially reserve with black outer face, underside reserve,
ca. 450
Int./ext. mottled matt black/brown, dipped, flaring ring base, underside
and resting surface reserve, ca. 325-300
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, thin walled, ca. 400-375?
Ext. lustrous black, flaring foot, underside reserve, ca. 425-400
Totally painted lustrous to matt black, ca. 400-375?
Ext. matt black, inL intentional red, straight plain rim, ca. 450-425
(middle of quarter)
lnt./ext. lustrous black, ca. 425
lnt./ext. striated lustrous black, ca. 450-425
Int./ext. lustrous black, incurving rim, groove below rim and above
ridge/fillet, concave wall, light groove on outer face of foot, ca. 425-400
(Agora XII:821)
Ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top, lower wall of vessel grooved,
outer edge of flat base reserve, underside painted, int. reserve, ca.
450-425
Int./ext. lustrous black, scraped and grooved resting surface, underside
totally painted, junction of vessel wall and foot reserve, int.light
rouletting surrounding incised lines with ovules surrounding a series of
palmettes, ca. 375
Int./ ext. lustrous black, straight plain rim, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:541)
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, scraped and grooved junction of vessel
wall and foot, low concave/convex ring foot, resting surface scraped,
underside totally painted, int. spiral rouletting surrounding palmette
cross badly worn, ca. 350
Int./ext. intentional red, striated black, rim lustrous black, rounded
thickened slightly incurving rim, ca. 425? (Agora XII:882)
lnt./ext. lustrous to matt black, slight double curve and projecting rim,
ca. 375 (Agora XII:558)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, handle attached below projecting rim,
ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:349)
Int./ext. lustrous black, concave projecting rim, ribbed wall joined by
arcs at the top, grooved above arcs, 'Pheidias' type, ca. 430 (Agora
XII:217)
149
Locus Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
Body sherd of open
vessel/ Attic Type A
skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Body sherd of open vessel
Foot and base of bowl
Int.! ext. lustrous to matt black, slightly projecting rim, ca. 400
4627
46573/2
C2
5+6a
4628
41046
C2
5b
4628
46351/5
C2
5b
4628
46351/25
C2
5b
4628
4628
46351/6
46351/7
C2
C2
5b
5b
4628
46365/5
C2
5b
Upper shoulder of
amphoriskos
4628
C2
5b
4628
46365/6 &
46351116
46365/9
C2
5b
4628
46384111
C2
5b
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of rilled rim plate
4628
4628
4628
46384/13
46384114
46384115
C2
C2
C2
5b
5b
5b
4628
46384/18
C2
5b
4628
46385/9
C2
5b
4628
46409/8
C2
5b
4629
46352/3
C2
5?16?
4630a
4639011
C1
6a (disturbed?)
4630a
46390/2
C2
6a (disturbed?)
4630a
4652311
C2
6a (disturbed?)
4631
46512/2
C2
6
4631
46524/5
C2
6
4631
4653311
C2
6
4631
46576/1
C2
6
4631
?
C2
6
4632
4653511
C2
5
4651a 46538112
C2
6a
4651a
46538116
C2
6a
4651a
4651a
46539/2
46560/3
C2
C2
6a
6a
150
Body sherd ofopen vessel
Body sherd ofopen vessel
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with in curving rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Base of bowl
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Straight rim and
shoulder of Attic Type A
skyphos
Shoulder and handle of
stemless cup
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim and shoulderofbowl
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Base ofbolsal
Ova! strap handle of jug
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of bowl with
projecting rim
Int./ ext. matt black, thin walled, double curve, ca. 350 (Agora
XII:348-50)
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, peeled, thickened rim, ca. 350 (Agora
X!I:826)
Int./ext. lustrous black, torus foot, underside reserve, slightly concave
lower wall, ca. 425
Int./ext. mottled metallic gray/black, thickened body, ca. 375-350
Int.!ext. matt black, resting surface grooved and reserve, underside
totally painted, int. spiral rouletting, ca. 375-350 (end of quarter)
Ext. lustrous to mottled red/brown, upper shoulder stamped with
palmette (upside down), lower shoulder normally placed palmette, rid!
at junction of neck and upper vessel wall, ca. 400(Agora XII: 1159, Pl. 48
Int./ext.lustrous black, rim rounded on top and projecting, ca. 375
(Agora XII:803)
Int.!ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top and projecting, ca. 375
(Agora XI1:803)
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, rilled rim heavily grooved, concave
shoulder, reserve resting surface, underside totally painted, int. spiral
rouletting, ca. 375-350 (early part of quarter) (Agora XII: l 046)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, ca. 375-350
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, ca. 375-350
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened incurving rim, ca. 375-350
(Agora XII:828)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, rim flat on top and projecting, ca.
400-375 (early part of quarter)
Int.! ext. lustrous black, underside reserve with thick to thin black
concentric circles with central dot, int. linked palmettes above incised
lines with ovules which surround additional linked palmettes, ovules a
center of vessel, ca. 400
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, rounded projecting rim, tight curl, ca.
425-400 (Agora XII:802)
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, peeled, rim rounded on top and
projecting, double curve to wall, ca. 375-350 (Agora XII:803)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, heavily thickened rim, ca. 3 75-350
(early part of quarter) (Agora XII:828)
Int./ext. matt red/gray-black, mottled, angular wall, rim rounded on to1
and projecting, int. spiral rouletting, ca. 350-325 (Agora XII:806)
Int./ext. intentional red, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot,
resting surface and underside reserve. ca. 475-450
Int.!ext. lustrous black, straight plain rim incurving, reserve area belov.
rim, widest area of vessel below rim at lower shoulder, ca. 450
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, carinated shoulder, inner face ofhandll
reserve, ca. 450-425 (end of quarter)
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, torus foot, resting surface and undersid
reserve, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot, ca. 450
Int./ext. lustrous black, and thickened rim slightly projecting and
rounded on top, groove on outer face of vessel below rim, ca. 425-400
(Agora Xl1:785)
Int./ext. mottled lustrous red/black to matt black, plain rounded rim
incurving, broad base, small bowl type, ca. 375 (Agora XII:882)
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, horseshoe handle, straight rim with
handle attached at rim, ca. 425
Totally painted lustrous to matt black, horseshoe handle, ca. 450-425
Int./ext.lustrous black, reserve band at junction of vessel wall and foot
underside concentric circles on reserve, int.linked broad leaf palmette~
surrounding linked broad leaf palmettes, ca. 420
Totally painted lustrous black, ca. 425-400
Int./ext. lustrous black, rim thickened, tapered, rounded, and
projecting, angular wall, foot totally painted, resting surface of
concave/convex foot reserve, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot
underside thick concentric circles on reserve with potter's mark, int. 12
linked palmettes attached to incised line with ovules above four
palmettes on a circle at the center of the bowl, ca. 425-400 (end of
quarter) (Agora Xl1:803)
Description
,ocus Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
65Ia
46560/6
C2
6a
65la
C2
6a
65la
46560 &
46569/l
46564/3
C2
6a
65la
65la
65la
46569/2
46631/3
46631/7
C2
C2
C2
6a
6a
6a
652
46536/2
C2
5+6
653
4655615
C2
6b
653
465561!3
C2
6b
653
46579
C2
6b
653
46594/6
C2
6b
653
46594/ll
C2
6b
657
46577/3
C2
6(+7?)
657
46595/l
C2
6 (+7?)
.657
4659515
C2
6 (+7?)
.657
46595/9
C2
6(+7?)
·657
46595/10
C2
6 (+ 7')
·657
46606/4
C2
6 (+ 7?)
·659
46570/l
C2
6a
1659
46586/6
C2
6a
1660
46593/2
C2
6a
1660
1660
466!6/7
46616/9
C2
C2
6a
6a
1660
1661
46637/l
46581/4
C2
C2
6a
6a
1661
46585/l
C2
6a
1661
46589/l
C2
6a
1661
46589/3
C2
6a
1661
46589/7
C2
6a
1661
46589/9
C2
6a
Int./ext. lustrous black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and high ring
foot, resting surface reserve, inner face of foot painted, underside
reserve, int. rouletting surrounding palmettes, ca. 375 (Agora XII:803)
Rim and shoulder of
Int./ ext. lustrous black, thickened projecting rim, tight curl, rounded on
top, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:779)
bowl with projecting rim
lnt./ext.lustrous black, reserve band at junction of vessel wall and foot,
Foot and base ofbolsal
foot mostly reserve with partial black band, underside reserve with
series of concentric circles, int. series of linked broad leaf palmettes
surrounding two incised lines with inverted ovules, ca. 430 (Agora XII:
Pl. 53, 546)
Body sherd of open vessel
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, thin walled, ca. 400
Body sherdofopen vessel
Int./ ext. lustrous black, ca. 450-425
Straight rim of Attic
Int./ ext. lustrous black, slight double curve to lower vessel wall, ca.
Type A skyphos
450-425
Rim, shoulder, foot and
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, grooved at junction of vessel wall and
foot, resting surface scraped and grooved, underside totally painted
base of bowl with
in curving rim
with central nipple, int. rouletting with blunt instrument, ca. 350 (Agora
Xll:832)
lnt./ext. mottled lustrous black/red to matt black, rim rounded on top
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
and projecting, ridge/fillet and groove below rim on shoulder, ca.
425-400 (Agora XII:785)
Int./ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top and projecting, tight curl,
Rim and shoulder of
ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:802)
bowl with projecting rim
Int./ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top and projecting, groove
Rim and shoulder of
below rim, ca. 375 (Agora XII:802)
bowl with projecting rim
Int.!ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top and slightly projecting, tight
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
curl, groove below rim, thin wall, gentle curve, int. two incised lines
near center of vessel with ovules, ca. 400 (Agora XII:779)
lnt./ext. lustrous to matt black, thick walled, int. two incised lines with
Base ofbolsal
ovules at shoulder, ca. 400
Rim and shoulder of bowl Int.! ext. lustrous black, peeled, rim flat and angled inwards, ca.
400-375 (Agora XII:783)
Torus foot and base of
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, reserve resting surface, reserve
Attic Type A skyphos
underside, ca. 450-425
Int./ext. mottled matt red/black, outer face of foot reserve, reserve
Foot and base of
resting surface, underside reserve, low foot, ca. 450? (Agora XII:973)
stemmed dish
Int./ext. matt black, rim rounded on top and incurving, ca. 350-325
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with in curving rim
(Agora XII:887)
Int.!ext. lustrous brown/black, underside totally painted, reserve band
Rim and shoulder offish
along outer edge of rim, ca. 37 5
plate
Ext. mottled lustrous red/black, reserve band on lower shoulder, flaring
Foot and base of squat
black bodied lekythos
foot with concave underside in reserve, ridge in middle of underside,
ca. 425-400
Int./ext. lustrous black, reserve band at junction of vessel wall and foot,
Foot and base of bowl
high ring foot, grooved resting surface, underside totally painted, int.
spiral rouletting surrounding palmettes, ca. 375-350 (early part of
quarter)
Int./ext. mottled matt red/black, heavily peeled, ring foot, reserve
Foot and base of bowl
resting surface, underside reserve, int. two incised lines with ovules, ca.
400 (Agora XII:782)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, groove below in curving rim and above
Rim and shoulder of
fillet/ridge, thin walled, ca. 400-375 (early part of quarter)
concave/convex bowl
Body sherd of open vessel
Int.!ext. lustrous black, ca. 425-400?
Int./ext. lustrous black, peeled, rim offset, ca. 425-400 (Agora XII:588)
Rim of cup
skyphos/stemless cup
Totally painted lustrous black, ca. 425
Handle of stemless cup
lnt./ext. lustrous black, torus foot, resting surface reserve, underside
Torus foot and base of
reserve, double curve wall, concave lower wall, ca. 400-375 (early part
Attic Type A skyphos
of quarter)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, rim rounded on top and projecting, ca.
Rim and shoulder of
375 (Agora XII:882)
bowl with projecting rim
Int./ext. lustrous mottled red/black, broad foot, reserve resting surface,
Foot and base of
reserve band at junction of vessel wall and foot, underside reserve with
concave/convex bowl
concentric circles in lustrous black, broad foot type, ca. 450-425 (Agora
XII:818)
Int./ext. lustrous black, thin walled, probably Attic Type A skyphos, ca.
Body sherd of open vessel
450
Int./ext.lustrous black, reserve band at junction of vessel wall and foot,
Body sherd of open
ridge on lower shoulder, int. incised lines with ovules on shoulder, ca.
vessel/bolsal
425-400 (Agora XII:535)
Int.! ext. lustrous gray/black, slight ridge on lower shoulder, int. thin
Base ofbolsal
Ring foot and base of
bowl
151
Locus
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
4661
4666
4659112
46607/13
C2
C2
6a
6b
Body sherd of open vessel
Foot and base ofbolsal
4666
46607/14
C2
6b
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
4666
46610/1
C2
6b
4666
46617
C2
6b
4666
46617/17
C2
6b
4666
46629/1
C2
6b
4666
46629/2
C2
6b
Rim and shoulder of
balsa!
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
balsa!
Rim and shoulder of
stemless cup
Rim and shoulderofbowl
4666
46636/7
C2
6b
4666
4668
46643/8
46609/2
C2
C2
6b
6b
4668
46609/3
C2
6b
4668
46609/5
C2
6b
4668
46614/18
C2
6b
4668
46627/1
C2
6b
4668
46632/1
C2
6b
4668
4668
46632/2
46632/3
C2
C2
6b
6b
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
Body sherd ofopen vessel
Rody sherd of open vessel
4668
46632/4
C2
6b
Bodysherd of open vessel
4668
46652!15
C2
6b
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of stemless cup
4668
46662
C2
6b
Foot of Type C stemless
cup
4668
46680/9
C2
6b
4668
4668
46693
46693
C2
C2
6b
6b
4668
46693
C2
6b
4668
4668
46702
46706
C2
C2
6b
6b
4672
46638
C2
6b
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Body sherd ofopen vessel
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
stemless cup
Lip and rim oflekythos
Rim and shoulder of
stemless cup
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of one-handler
4672
46638/6
C2
6b
4672
46640/13
C2
6b
4672
46650/4
C2
6b
Foot and base of
stemmed dish
4672
4668711
C2
6b
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
!52
Rim and shoulder of
balsa!
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Foot and base of bowl
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim and handle of
one-handler
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Description
leafed linked palmettes surrounding incised lines with ovules, ca. 430
(Agora Xll:534)
Int./ext. matt gray/black, thin walled, ca. 350-325?
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, face of foot grooved, resting surface
reserve, underside painted, ca. 400 (Agora XII:557)
Int./ext. lustrous black, torus foot, resting surface reserve, reserve
underside, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot, slightly concave
lower wall, ca. 425
Int./ ext. lustrous black, heavily peeled, plain straight rim with slight
tapering, ca. 425
Int./ext.lustrous black, resting surface reserve, underside reserve, ca. 4i
Int./ ext. mottled and striated matt black, thickened rim, slight taperir
of rim, ca. 400-375 (early part of quarter) (Agora XII:54I)
Int./ext.lustrous black, carinated shoulder, groove on int., ca. 450-42
(end of quarter) (Agora XII:460)
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened rim rounded on top, slight incurvin
ca. 400-375 (early part of quarter) (Agora Xll:876)
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, straight rim with slight tapering, ca.
425-400 (Agora XII:541)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, mottled red, ca. 425
Int.!ext. lustrous black, totally painted, oval handle attached at rim,
straight rim, horseshoe shaped handle, ca. 450-425 (end of quarter)
Int.! ext. lustrous black, ring foot, resting surface reserve, inner face of
foot painted black, concentric circles on reserve underside, ca. 425-4(
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, straight rim with oval handle attached
below rim, ca. 425
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, widest area at mid-section of vessel,
possibly Attic Type A skyphos, ca. 450
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened straight plain rim, slight
double curve to lower wall, ca. 450-425 (Agora XII:342)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, straight plain rim slightly tapered, ca.
450-425 (end of quarter)
Int./ext.lustrous black, thin walled, ca. 450-425 (early part of quarter:
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, thick walled, probably from Attic Typt
A skyphos, ca. 450-425
Int.! ext. fired lustrous red and striated red/black, thick walled, probab
from Attic Type A skyphos, ca. 450-425
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened wall, carinated shoulder, groove on
int. of vessel, rim tapered, slightly concave outer face, ca. 450-425
(Agora Xll:471)
Ext. striated matt black, grooved outer face of foot, concave underside
lustrous to matt black, reserve center, groove at junction of vessel wall
and foot, ca. 450 (Agora X11:413)
Int./ext.lustrous black, resting surface reserve, reserve underside, ca. 45~
Int./ext. lustrous black, thick walled, ca. 450-425
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened rim incurving, widest area at
mid-section of vessel, ca. 450
Int./ ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top, convex/concave wall, ca.
450-425 (middle of quarter) (Agora Xll:475)
Int./ext.lustrous black, broad top reserve, red figure variety, ca. 475-45(
Int./ext. lustrous black, slightly incurving rim, ca. 425 (Agora XII:481)
Int./ ext. lustrous black, totally painted, flat angular rim thickened, ova
handle attached at angle below rim, ca. 450-425 (end of quarter) (Ag01
Xll:759)
Int./ext. lustrous black, rim incurving, flat on top, handle at rim, ca. 42
(Agora Xll:749)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, reserve at junction of foot and wall of
vessel, reserve resting surface, inner face of wall painted black,
underside reserve with two thin circles and central dot, ca. 475-450
(Agora Xll:342)
Molded foot, lustrous black upper surface, grooved upper surface, oute
face reserve and grooved, underside partially painted, resting surface
reserve, convex underside, stem short and thick, convex type dish, ca.
4 75-450 (early part of quarter) (Agora XIL965)
Int./ ext. lustrous black, reserve resting surface and underside, inner fac
of foot painted, vessel wall slightly curved, concave lower wall, ca.
450-425 (middle to end of quarter)
~OCUS
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
T_vpc
Description
672
46695117
C2
6b
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened wall, ca. 450-425 (Agora XII:817)
672
46703/1
C2
6b
672
46705/1
C2
6b
672
46705/11
C2
6b
Shoulder of
concave/convex bowl
Foot and base of
concave/convex bowl
Rim and shoulder of
one-handler
Oval handle
672
46708/9
C2
6b
672
46708/14
C2
6b
672
46719/6
C2
6b
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
·672
46721/3
C2
6b
672
46722/8
C2
6b
Rim and shoulder of
stemless cup
Body sherd ofopen vessel
.672
46722/9
C2
6b
·672
.672
46722110
46722/12
C2
C2
6b
6b
.672
46722/14
C2
6b
1672
46722/16
C2
6b
1672
46723
C2
6b
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Body sherd ofopen vessel
1672
46723/8
C2
6b
Body sherd of open vessel
1672
46729/5
C2
6b
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
1672
46729/6
C2
6b
Body sherd of open vessel
1674
1674
46672
?
C2
C2
6b
6b
1675
46674
C2
6b
Collar rim of amphora
Rim and shoulder offish
plate
Body sherd of open vessel
1675
46685/6
C2
6b
1675
46685/7
C2
6b
1675
46685/8
C2
6b
1675
46685/9
C2
6b
1675
46685/10
C2
6b
1675
46711/2
C2
6b
1675
?
C2
6b
1676
46712
C2
6b
1679
1679
46725/9
46726/10
C2
C2
6?17?
6?17?
1801
48003/3
Cl
4b
!801
48003/5
C1
4b
1801
!801
48003/7
48003/8
C1
Cl
4b
4b
Lower shoulder of
stemless cup
Foot and base of
stemless cup
Rim and handle of Attic
Type A skyphos
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
concave/convex bowl
Rim, shoulder, and oval
handle ofbolsal
Body sherd of open
vessel/bolsal
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
Handle and body sherd
ufbulsal
Handle and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
Handle and shoulder of
stemless cup
Body sherd of open vessel
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim and shoulder of
stemless cup
Rim and shoulder of
bolsal
Triangular handle of
balsa!
Body sherd of open vessel
Body sherd of open vessel
Int./ext. lustrous black, broad foot, resting surface reserve, broad foot
type, ca. 425 (Agora XII:817)
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened angular rim flat on top and incurving,
ca. 450-425 (Agora XII:754)
Totally painted lustrous to matt gray/black, twisted, possibly from a
bolsal, ca. 400-375?
Int./ext.lustrous black, carinated shoulder, ca. 450-425 (early part of
quarter) (Agora XII:471)
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt red, reserve and grooved at junction of vessel
wall and ring foot, resting surface reserve, underside reserve with
concentric circles, ca. 475-460 (Agora XII:474)
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, horseshoe handle totally painted
attached below rim, rim rounded on top, upper section of shoulder
incurving with widest area at mid-section of vessel, ca. 450-425
(middle to end of quarter)
Int./ext. lustrous gray/black, reserve band on inner face of rim, slight
concave curvature in vessel wall, ca. 425 (Agora XII:460)
Int./ext. striated lustrous to matt black, widest area at mid-section of
vessel, probably Attic Type A skyphos, ca. 450-425 (early part of quarter)
Int./ext. lustrous gray/black, horseshoe shaped handle attached slightly
below rounded straight rim, ca. 450-425 (end of quarter)
Int./ext. lustrous black, ca. 450-425
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, straight rim rounded on top, horseshoe
shaped handle attached slightly below rim, ca. 450-425 (middle to end
of quarter)
lnt./ext. lustrous red/brown to black, mottled paint, horseshoe shaped
handle attached slightly below rim, rim rounded on top and straight, ca.
450-425 (early part of quarter)
Int./ext. lustrous black, slightly tapered rim, horseshoe shaped handle
attached below rim on lower shoulder, ca. 450-425 (end of quarter)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thin walled, widest area at mid-section
of vessel, probably from Attic Type A skyphos, ca. 450-425?
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, probably from Attic Type A skyphos, ca.
425
Int./ ext. lustrous black, heavily peeled and worn, straight rim, rounded
top with slight tapered projection, triangular handle attached below
rim, ca. 425-400 (end of quarter)
Int./ext. lustrous black, thick walled, probably from Attic Type A
skyphos, ca. 450-425
lnt./ext. matt black, thickened rim flat on top, ca. 375-350?
lnt./ext. matt black, worn and peeled, low downturned rim, ca. 350
(Agora XII: 1071)
Int./ext. lustrous black, mottled red and striated, probably from Attic
Type A skyphos, ca. 450?
Int./ext. lustrous black, reserve groove below slightly in curving rim, ca.
450-425
Int./ ext. matt black, straight rim rounded on top, shoulder in curving,
oval handle attached below rim on shoulder, ca. 400 (Agora XII:539)
Int./ext. lustrous black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot, int.
broad leaf palmette, ca. 430-425
Int./ext.lustrous black, striated, straight rounded rim, ca. 450-425
(Agora XII:359)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, handle attached on body below rim, ca.
400 (Agora XII:534)
Int./ext. lustrous black, totally painted, horseshoe shaped handle
attached slightly below rim, ca. 450-425
Int./ext. mottled lustrous red/black, inner surface of handle reserve, ca.
450-425 (end of quarter)
lnt./ext. striated lustrous matt black to red/black, thickened wall,
double curvature, probably from Attic Type A skyphos, ca. 375
Int./ext. lustrous black, thin walled, ca. 450
Int./ext.lustrous black, carinated shoulder, ridge/fillet on face of rim,
ca. 450-425 (Agora XII:4 71)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, striated, straight plain rim, ca. 425-400
(Agora XII:359)
Triangular oval handle totally painted, attached below rim on shoulder,
ca. 400-375
lnt./ext. lustrous black, thick walled, ca. 425
Int.! ext. lustrous to matt black, thin walled, ca. 425?
153
Locus
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
4801
4803
48003/9
48008/4
C1
4b
Cl
4c
Bodysherd ofopen vessel
Molded foot and base of
fish plate
4803
48010/7
C1
4c
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
4803
48010/8
Cl
4c
4803
48010/16
C1
4c
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of bolsal
4803
48016/1
Cl
4c
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thin walled, ca. 425
Int./ext. lustrous black, molded concave outer face, ridge at junction c
vessel wall and foot, resting surface reserve, underside CQncave, inner
face of foot reserve with concentric circles and central dot, int. deep
central depression, ca. 400-375 (early part of quarter) (Agora XII: 106
Int./ext. matt black, heavily peeled, thickened rim rounded on top an(
projecting, tight curl, concave groove below rim, ca. 400-375 (Agora
XII:778)
Int.!ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened rim tapered lind slightly
projecting, ca. 425
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, rim rounded on top and projecting,
horseshoe shaped handle attached below rim, ca. 400-375 (end of
quarter) (Agora Xll:558)
Int./ext. lustrous black, short nozzle flat on top, ca. 425
4803
48016/2
C1
4c
4803
48016/6
C1
4c
4803
48035/1
Cl
4c
4804a
48014/4
Cl
4a?/3c??
4804a
4804a
48014/6
48014/8
Cl
Cl
4a?/3c??
4a?/3c??
4804a 48014/12
Cl
4a?/3c??
4804b 48014/10
Cl
Later than 2
4804a
48014/13
C1
4a?3c??
Body sherd of closed
vessel
Body shcrd of open vessel
4804a
48014/14
Cl
4a?/3c??
Body sherd ofopen vessel
4804a
4804a
48014/15
48023/4
C1
C1
4a?/3c??
4a?/3c??
Body shcrd of open vessel
Foot and base of bowl
4804a
48029
C1
4a'!/3c??
Ring foot and base of
bowl
4804a
48042/2
C1
4a?/3c??
4804a
48043/3
C1
4a?/3c??
Large body sherd of
open vessel
Foot and base of bowl
4804a 48043/7
4804a 48067
C1
C1
4a?/3c??
4a?/3c??
Spout of oil lamp, Type
23A
Rim, shoulder, and
handle ofbolsal
Lower shoulder of Attic
Type A skyphos
Foot and base of bowl
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Body sherd ofopen vessel
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
Body sherd of open vessel
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Rim, shoulder, foot, and
base of fish plate
4804a
48073/2, 3,
10
C1
4a?/3c??
4804a
48074
C1
4a?/3c'??
Rim of rolled rim plate
4804b 48094/3
Cl
Later than 2
Body sherd of open vessel
4804b 48094/4
C1
Later than 2
4804b 48094/5
4804b 48099/5
C1
Cl
Later than 2
Later than 2
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Body sherd of open vessel
Foot and base of
stemless cup
4804b 48136/1
C1
Later than 2
Body sherd ofopen vessel
4804b 48136/2
C1
Later than 2
Torus foot of Attic Type
!54
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened rim rounded on top and slightly
projecting, ca. 400 (Agora XII:538)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt gray/black, thickened wall, ca. 400-375?
Int./ext. lustrous black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot,
reserve resting surface, underside reserve with thick to thin concentric
circles, int. wide incised lines with ovules surrounding unlinked
palmcttes, ca. 325-400
Int.!ext. lustrous black, underside reserve, small base, ca. 425 (Agora
XII:349
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, slightly striated, thin walled, ca. 375
Int./ext. matt black, thickened projecting rim, double curve to vessel
wall, ca. 375-350 (end of quarter) (Agora XII:349)
Int./ ext. lustrous to matt black, pronounced double curve to vessel wal
probably from Attic Type A skyphos, ca. 375-350 (end of quarter)
Ext. mottled black, thick Walled, 4th cent.
Int.lext. lustrous black, thin walled, probably from bolsal, ca. 400-3'
(early part of quarter)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, thin walled, pronounced double curve
vessel wall, probably from Attic Type A skyphos, ca. 375-350
Int.!ext. lustrous black, thin walled, ca. 425
Int./ext. lustrous metallic black, ring foot, resting surface scraped ar
grooved, low foot, underside totally painted, groove at junction ofvess
wall and foot, int. spiral rouletting, ca. 375-350 (end of quarter)
Int.lext.lustrous black, scraped groove at junction of vessel wall and foe
concave/convex foot, resting surface scraped and grooved, undersi(
totally painted, int. spiral rouletting, ca. 375-350 (middle of quarter)
Int./ext. striated matt black, thick walled, possibly from a krater, c
350-325'
Int./ext. lustrous to metallic black, groove at junction of vessel wall ar
foot, concave/convex foot, resting surface scraped and groove1
underside totally painted with central nipple, int. spiral roulettir
surrounding palmettes, ca. 375-350 (end of quarter)
Ext. matt black, thick walled, probably amphora, ca. 350-325?
Int./ext. lustrous metallic to matt black, thickened rim, ca. 350 (Ag01
XII:830)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, deep groove at junction of vessel wall an
foot, heavy ring base, torus foot, resting surface scraped and groove(
underside totally painted, int. groove on outer edge of rim and aroun
central depression, ca. 400-375 (early part of quarter) (Agora XIL l 062
Int.lext.lustrous metallic to matt black, groove below rim, ca. 350 (Agot
XII: 1058)
Int./ext. matt black, double curve to vessel wall, probably Attic Type.
skyphos, ca. 350
Int./ext. matt black, peeled, ca. 350-325 (Agora XII:830)
Int./ext. mottled black, ca. 350-325?
Jnt./ext. lustrous brown/black, molded ring foot, reserve at junction (
vessel wall and foot, reserve resting surface, inner face of foot painte(
underside reserve with thick to thin concentric circles and central dot, in
thin incised lines with tongue surrounding lotus around central incise
circle, ca. 425 (Agora XII: Pl. 55:5601; 488)
Int./ext. lustrous black, int. spiral rouletting, probably from a large bow
ca. 375-350
Int./ext. lustrous black, broad foot, resting surface reserve, inner face c
Locus Reg. No.
Area
Phase
4804b 48136/5
4804b 48169/1
Cl
Cl
Later than 2
Later than 2
4804b 48177
Cl
Later than 2
4807
48036
Cl
4c (unsealed)
4807
48036
Cl
4c (unsealed)
4807
48036
Cl
4c (unsealed)
4807
48036/2
Cl
4c (unsealed)
4808
48060
Cl
4a?
4809
48078/3
Cl
Later than 4
4809
48079/4
Cl
Later than 4
4809
48080/1
Cl
Later than 4
4811
48076/1
Cl
Sa+ topsoil
4811
48076/3
Cl
Sa+ topsoil
4811
48093/2
Cl
Sa+ topsoil
4812
48075
Cl
Sa+ topsoil
4815
48091/5
Cl
5
4816
48097/1
Cl
Later than 4
4816
48124/4
Cl
Later than 4
4818
48104/3
Cl
4(c?)
4818
48112/6
Cl
4(c')
4818
48122/5
Cl
4?c?)
4818
48122/6
Cl
4(c'')
4822
48105
Cl
4a
4822
48125/9
Cl
4a
4824
48135/3
Cl
4b
4824
4828
48135/5
4816511
Cl
Cl
4b
Topsoil
4830
48143/2
Cl
4 (b?/c?)
4831
48152/2
Cl
4c
4832
48154/4
Cl
4c
Type
Description
A skyphos
foot painted, underside reserve, convex vessel wall, ca. 450 (Agora
XII:342)
Int./ext. lustrous black, thin walled, probably from balsa!, ca. 425
Totally painted lustrous black, triangular oval handle attached at
shoulder, ca. 400-375
Int.!ext. matt brown/black, thickened rim, ca. 325-300 (end of quarter)
(Agora XII:842)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, handle attached at rim, tapered rim, thin
walled, ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:558)
lnt./ext. lustrous gray/black, rim rounded and projecting, tightly rolled,
groove below rim, thin walled, ca. 400 (Agora XII:802)
lnt./ext. matt black, resting surface reserve, underside reserve, slight
double curve to vessel wall, ca. 425-400
lnl./ext.lustrous black, mollled, rim tapered and projecting, double curve
to vessel wall, ca. 400-375 (end of quarter) (Agora XII:SSS)
lnt./ext.lustrous to matt black, rim rounded on top and projecting, curved
vessel wall, ca. 350 (Agora XII:806)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, striated, rim rounded on top and
projecting, angular wall, ca. 37S-3SO (Agora XII:885)
Int./ext.lustrous black, shallow vessel, ca. 375-350
Body sherd of open vessel
Triangular handle of
Attic type A skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
balsa!
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
balsa!
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with in curving rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with in curving rim
Rim, shoulder, base, and
foot of bowl with
projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Foot and base of bowl
Rim, shoulder and base
of tray
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder offish
plate
Foot and base oflekanis
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving and
projecting rim
Bottom of base of
stemless cup
Foot and base of bowl
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving and
projecting rim
Handle of stemless cup
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
concave/convex bowl
Lid of lekanis
Rim, shoulder, and
handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Int./ext. matt black, deep vessel, ca. 325 (Agora XII:842)
lnt./ext.lustrous black, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot, ring foot
with reserve resting surface, underside of base reserve with series of
concentric circles and dot, int. alternately linked broad and thin leafed
palmettes surrounding incised lines with ovules, rim rounded on top and
tightly curled, ca. 400 (Agora XII:885)
Int./ext. matt black, angular wall, rim flat on top and projecting, ca.
3 75-350 (end of quarter) (Agora XII:803)
Int./ext. lustrous mottled black/red, totally painted foot and underside,
low ring foot, int. rouletting surrounding alternately linked palmettes, ca.
375-350 (early part of quarter)
Ext. and underside lustrous black, reserve groove at base, flat resting
surface, reserve rounded rim and int., ca. 450-425 (Agora XII: I 092)
lnt./ext. matt black, rim rounded on top and projecting, tightly curled, ca.
375-350 (early part of quarter) (Agora XII:802)
lnt./ext.lustrous to matt black, scraped outer edge with faint groove, small
tapered downturned rim, shallow vessel, ca. 375-350
lnt./ext. lustrous black, heavily peeled, wide reserve band at junction of
vessel wall and foot, resting surface reserve and flat, underside reserve,
concave/convex foot, ca. 450
Int./ext. lustrous black resting surface and underside reserve, groove at
junction of vessel wall and foot, ca. 450-425 (early part of quarter)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, triangular oval handle attached below
tapered straight rim, ca. 37S
lnt./ext. lustrous black, groove and ridge/fillet on outer face of thickened
rim, rim rounded on top and incurving as well as projecting, ca. 425
(Agora XII:783)
lnt./ext.lustrous black, underside reserve with concentric circles, int. two
rows of ovules, ca. 42S-400 (Agora XII:466)
lnt./ext.lustrous black, reserve groove at junction of vessel wall and foot,
resting surface reserve, underside alternating painted circles on reserve,
int. spiral rouletting, ca. 375
Int./ext.lustrous black, rim rounded on top and projecting, tightly curled,
sloping wall, ca. 375 (Agora Xll:779)
Int./ext.lustrous black, thickened rim incurving and projecting, outer face
groove and ridge/fillet, ca. 425 (Agora XII:783)
Lustrous black with reserve inner face and panel, ca. 425
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thin convex wall, resting surface reserve.
reserve underside with two thin circles and central dot, ca. 450-425
(middle of quarter) (Agora Xll:342)
Int./ext.lustrous black, groove below incurving rim, ca. 425-400 (Agora
XII:821)
Totally painted lustrous to matt black, convex top, high stem knob,
conical depression in center reserve, ca. 400 (Agora XII: 1239)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, horseshoe shaped handle attached at rim,
ca. 425
!55
Locus
Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
4836
48172/5
Cl
4c
Foot and base ofbolsal
4843
48200/8
Cl
5(a?)
4855
48258/4
Cl
(2+3)?/4a?
4855
48258110
Cl
(2+3)?/4a?
4862
48471/1
Cl
7 (disturbed)
4868
4834611
Cl
(2+3)4a'
4868
48383111
Cl
(2+3)?/4a?
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projectig rim
Bottom of base ofbolsal
Int./ext. striated lustrous red/black, groove at junction of vessel wall an,
foot, reserve underside, ca. 425 (Agora XII: 54 I)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, resting surface reserve, reserve undersidf
convex wall, ca. 450-425
Int.lext. lustrous to matt black, thickened rim, int. rouletting, ca. 350
4871
48272/3
Cl
4 (unsealed)
4871
48302
Cl
4 ((unsealed)
4871
48338/1
Cl
4 (unsealed)
4871
4872
Cl
Cl
4 (unsealed)
4a (unsealed)
4872
48338/3
4827311 &
48339/7
48345/3
Cl
4a (unsealed)
4872
48420/3
Cl
4a (unsealed)
4872
48420/5
Cl
4a (unsealed)
4876
4876
48361/7
4838411
Cl
Cl
Topsoil
Topsoil
4876
48403/4
Cl
Topsoil
Foot and base of squat
black bodied lekythos
4876
48403/5
CI
Topsoil
Foot and base of
stemless cup?
4876
48403/6
Cl
Topsoil
4876
48403/7
CI
Topsoil
4877
48329/6
Cl
Topsoil
Rim and shoulder of
concave/convex bowl
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Foot and base of bowl
4884
48328/4
Cl
4(a?/b??)
4888
48379/2
Cl
4890
48440
Cl
4b?/5?
(disturbed?)
4(b?)
4890
48440
Cl
4(b?)
4900
48468/2
Cl
Sa (unsealed)
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Base of bowl
4900
48468/3
Cl
Sa (unsealed)
Base of bowl
4901
?
CI
5
4903
48431
Cl
4b
Foot and base of
concave/convex bowl
Body sherd of open vessel
4903
48431/9
Cl
4b
Body sherd of open vessel
4903
48435/7
Cl
4b
Oval handle
156
Rim and shoulder of
one-handler
Rim, shoulder, foot, and·
base of bowl with
incurving rim
Rim and shoulder of
kantharos
Oval handle
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Body sherd of bowl with
in curving rim
Base of oil lamp, Type
25A
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with incurving rim
Body sherd of open vessel
Foot and base of bowl or
stemless cup
Body of squat black
bodied lekythos
Rim and shoulder of
one-handler/bowl
Foot of bowl
Int./ext. matt gray/black, thickened rim, ca. 350-325 (Agora Xll:828)
Int./ext. striated lustrous red/black, resting surface reserve, undersid
intentional red, ca. 475-450 (Agora Xll:359)
Int.lext. metallic black/gray, rim rounded on top and projecting, flarin
wall, ca. 350 (Agora Xll:806)
lnt./ext. lustrous black, underside reserve with concentric circles,in1
incised lines with ovules surrounding small palmcttes, ca. 425-400
fnt_lext. lustrous to matt black, flat angular rim sloping inwards, rin
thickened, ca. 350 (Agora XII:757)
Int./ext. matt black, heavily peeled, tapered in curving rim, scraped groov'
at junction of vessel wall and high ring foot, resting surface scraped an1
grooved, underside totally painted, int. thinly stamped rouletting, ca
350-325 (end of quarter) (Agora Xll:830)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, heavily peeled, groove on outer face o
rim, thick walled, ca. 375
Striated metallic gray/black, inner face reserve, ca. 425
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, ext. striated with red 'banding' below rim
rim flat on top and projecting, underside of rim flat and reserve, ca. 42:
Int.lext. matt black, underside totally painted, resting surface scraped
molded foot, int. palmette, ca. 350 (Agora XII:678)
Int. gray/black, ext. brown/red, concave disk base, ca. 325 (Agon
XII:269)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, thickened rim, ca. 350
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, ca. 400-375?
Int.lext.lustrous to matt black, groove at junction of vessel wall and higl
ring foot, resting surface reserve, underside reserve with four thir
concentric circles and central dot, int. incised lines with ovule:
surrounding linked palmettes, ca. 425-400
Int./ext. lustrous black, heavily peeled, outside edge of foot reserve
resting surface and underside reserve, groove at junction of vessel wal
and foot, ca. 425 (Agora XII:l423)
Int.lext.lustrous to matt black, junction of foot and vessel wall reserve
underside wide black band on reserve surface, foot totally paintec
including resting surface, int. double incised lines with ovule:
surroundingpalmettes from badly worn die, ca. 425-400 (AgoraXII:482)
Int./ext. lustrous red to black, heavily peeled, groove on upper wall, ca
425-400 (Agora XII:821)
Int.lext. matt black, rim flat on top and under lip of projecting rim (Agon
XII:802)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, groove at junction of foot and vessel wall
int. rouletting, ca. 3 75-350 (end of quarter)
Ext. lustrous black, ca. 450-425 (Agora Xll:ll23)
Int.lext. lustrous mottled gray, angular thickened rim, ca. 400 (Agora
XII:783)
Ext. lustrous to matt black, resting surface scraped and grooved.
underside totally painted, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot, ca.
375-350
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, rim rounded on top and projecting, tightly
curled, angular wall, ca. 375-350 (Agora XII:885)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, underside totally painted, int. ligh1
rouletting surrounding series of broad leaf palmettes, ca. 350
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, groove at junction of vessel wall and base.
underside concentric circles on reserve, int. tightly placed broad leaf
palmettes at center of vessel, ca. 400
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, resting surface reserve, broad foot variety.
underside fired brown/red, ca. 425 (Agora XII:818)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot,
ca. 400-375?
Int./ext. matt black, double curve to lower wall, probably from skyphos,
ca. 350-325
Lustrous black, totally painted and heavily peeled, probably from mug,
ca. late 5th-early 4th cent. (Agora XII:228)
Locus Reg. No.
Area
Phase
Type
Description
4903
48446
Cl
4b
4903
48448/2
Cl
4b
4903
4903
48462
4846211
Cl
Cl
4b
4b
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Body sherd of open vessel
Body sherd ofbolsal
4903
48462/2
Cl
4b
490S
48473/4
Cl
S(a?/b??)
490S
4908
48473/S
4840611
Cl
Cl
5(a?/b??)
4(b?)
Rim, shoulder, and
handle ofbolsal
Rim and shoulder of
bolsal
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim and shoulderofbowl
4911
4911
48490
48490
Cl
Cl
4b (unsealed)
4b (unsealed)
Bodysherd ofopen vessel
Base and foot ofbolsal
4911
4911
48SOO
48S07
Cl
Cl
4b (unsealed)
4b (unsealed)
Body sherd of open vessel
Footofbowl
4924
48SOI/l
Cl
Body sherd of open vessel
4924
48SOI/3
Cl
Sa (+4?)
(unsealed)
Sa (+4?)
(unsealed)
4931
4931
4931S/3
4931S/6
Cl
Cl
Sb (disturbed?)
5b (disturbed?)
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim and shoulder of
Attic Type A skyphos
4932
4932S/2
Cl
Base of bowl
4934
493S2/3
Cl
5a?/b??
(disturbed?)
S (disturbed)
4934
493S2/8
Cl
5 (disturbed)
493S
4931S
Cl
I?
Rim and shoulder of
stemless cup
Body sherd of open vessel
Int./ext. mottled matt red/black to brown/black, rim rounded on top and
projecting, angular wall, ca. 375-350 (Agora XII:885)
Totally painted lustrous to metallic gray/black, horizontally placed,
horseshoe shaped, ca. 425
Int./ext. lustrous black, ca. 425
lnt./ext. lustrous to matt black, concave lower shoulder, ca. 400-37S
(Agora XII:SS7)
Int./ext. lustrous black, straight rounded rim, square handle attached
slightly below rim, ca. 425 (Agora XII:534)
Int./ext. lustrous gray/black, heavily peeled, straight plain rim slightly
projecting, ca. 400-375
Int./ext. lustrous gray/black, ca. 400
lnt.lext. lustrous black, plain rim thickened, incurving, and projecting,
ca. 400 (Agora XII:882)
Int./ext. lustrous black, thickened wall, ca. 425?
Int./ext. matt black, underside totally painted, reserve band at junction
of vessel wall and foot, scraped and rounded on face of foot, ca. 375-350
(Agora XII:S61)
lnt.lext. striated matt red/black, thin walled, ca. 375
Lustrous to metallic gray/black, groove at junction of vessel wall and foot,
resting surface reserve, groove on inner face of foot, high ring foot, ca.
400-37S (end of quarter)
Int./ ext. lustrous black, groove and ridge/fillet at upper part of shoulder,
ca. 42S-400?
Int./ext.lustrous to matt gray/black, slight groove on outer face below rim,
ridge/fillet below groove, rim rounded on top and projecting, tightly
curled, angular wall, ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:802)
Int./ext.lustrous to matt black, thickened rim, ca. 400-375
Int./ext. striated lustrous to matt black, widest area below rim at
mid-section of vessel, straight plain rim, upper wall incurving, ca. 450
(Agora XII:342)
Int. matt black, underside totally painted lustrous to matt black, ca.
37S-3SO
Top lustrous black, outer face of foot reserve, pedestaled, concave resting
surface reserve, underside fired red, central depression reserve, ca.
S7S-4SO (Agora XII:96S, molded foot)
lnt./ext.lustrous to matt black, straight rim, ca. 425-400 (Agora Xll:487)
4937
49481/4
Cl
S(b?)
Foot and base of bowl
4937
49481/8
Cl
S(b?)
4938
49346/2
Cl
Later than 5b
4938
49346/6
Cl
Later than 5b
4939
4932S/9
Cl
Later than 5b
Rim and shoulder of
bolsal
Rim and shoulder of
concave/convex bowl
Rim and shoulder of
concave/convex bowl
Lid of lekanis
4939
49336/2
Cl
Later than 5b
4939
49336/3
Cl
Later than 5b
4939
49336/S
Cl
Later than 5b
4939
49336/6
Cl
Later than 5b
4941
4934711
CI
5 (unsealed)
Foot and base of
stemless cup
4948
4937017
Cl
4b (unsealed)
49SI
49SS
49382/S
49388/8
Cl
Cl
Earlier than 3
4c (unsealed)
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Body sherd of open vessel
Rim and shoulder of
·bolsal?
Rim and shoulder of
bowl with projecting rim
Molded foot and base of
stemmed dish
Torus foot and base of
Attic Type A skyphos
Body sherd ofopen vessel
Rim and shoulder of salt
cellar (echinus wall)
Foot of bowl
lnt./ext. lustrous to matt black, ca. 400-375?
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, resting surface reserve, underside
concentric circles on reserve with central circle and dot, int. linked
palmettes surrounding incised lines with ovules and linked palmettes on
a circle, ca. 400 (Agora XII:785)
lnt./ext. lustrous black, tapered and thickened rim, ca. 400-375
Int./ext.lustrous gray/black, ridge above groove on outer face ofthickened
incurving rim, ca. 400 (Agora XII:821)
Int./ext. lustrous gray/black to matt brown/black, thickened incurving
rim, groove with ridge below rim, ca. 400 (Agora XII:821)
Lustrous to matt black, central depression painted, ca. 400? (Agora
XII: 1220)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, torus foot, resting surface reserve,
underside reserve, slightly concave lower wall, ca. 400 (Agora XII:349)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, concave lower wall, probably from
skyphos, ca. 375
Int./ext. lustrous black, rim rounded on top and in curving, ca. 425 (Agora
Xll:914)
Lustrous black inner face, resting surface reserve, face of foot vertical,
probably from one-handler, ca. 475-450
Int./ext. matt black, reserve at junction of vessel wall and foot, underside
concentric circles on reserve, int. linked palmettes surrounding linked
ovules, palmettes at center of vessel, ca. 400
Int./ext. lustrous mottled red/black, striated, thickened projecting rim
rounded on top, angular wall, ca. 400-375 (Agora XII:785)
Int./ext. lustrous to matt black, thickened wall, ca. 375-350?
lnt./ext. lustrous to matt black, handle attached below straight rim, ca.
400-37S
157
Addenda: Area Cl, 1986-1987
Phase
Type
Description
4709513
2+3
Underside totally glazed, int./ext. black metallic paint, int. roulettin
surrounding worn palmettes alternately linked around central inscribe'
circle, in curving rim, shallow bulge in center, ca. 3 75-350
Int./ext. metallic black, thickened wall, accentuated double concave curv
below rim, thickened rim, ca. 400-375 (early part of quarter)
4367
4709514
2+3
Thickened base oflarge
bowl, indication of small
central nipple
Projecting rim and upper
shoulder of Attic Type A
skyphos
Base of fish plate
4367
4709516
2+3
Bowl with incurving rim
4456
4956512
6 (disturbed)
4464
49591
7 (disturbed)
Large body sherd of open
vessel, krater/bowl
Ring base of bowl
4720
4718315
2-8
4721
4718214
2-8
4723
47228110
4b {disturbed??)
4724
4713014
4c
4726
4713617
Later than I b
4727
?
2-8 {unsealed)
4727
?
2-8 (unsealed)
.,
2-8 (unsealed)
4727
41850112
4713019
2-8 (unsealed)
2-8 (unsealed)
4727
4715011
2-8 (unsealed)
4727
4715012
2-8 (unsealed)
4727
4715014
2-8 (unsealed)
4727
4715016
2-8 (unsealed)
4727
4715017
2-8 (unsealed)
4727
4715018
2-8 (unsealed)
4727
47164
2-8 (unsealed)
Concave ring base of bowl
with incurving rim
4727
4716415
2-8 (unsealed)
4727
4716416
2-8 (unsealed)
Thickened rim and shoulder
of bowl with in curving rim
Shallow base of askos
4727
2-8 (unsealed)
Rim offish plate
4727
4716418 &
47164116 Uoin)
47164121
2-8 (unsealed)
4727
47164122
2-8 (unsealed
Slightly incurving rim of
small bowl, possibly salt
cellar
Projecting rim of small bowl
4727
47167
2-8 (unsealed)
4727
4718012
2-8 (unsealed)
Locus
Reg. No.
4367
47001
4367
4727
4727
Base and foot of large bowl,
heavy plate with thickened
foot
Body sherd ofbowl/kylix?
Slightly tapered rim of Attic
Type A skyphos
Oval strap handle of small
jug
Body sherd, probably from
Attic Type A skyphos
Rolled rim plate, concave
rim base
Large bowl with rounded
projecting rim
Bowl with incurving rim
Holemouth jar/oinochoe
Carinated shoulder of
closed vessel, possibly squat
lekythos
Base, torus foot, and lower
shoulder of Attic Type A
skyphos
Large bowl with tapered
projecting rim
Rolled rim plate
Upper and partial shoulder
of Attic Type A skyphos
Ringed concave foot,
grooved resting surface
Bowl with thin incurving rim
Int. matt black, int. alternate incised lines with tongue and small irregularl·
placed palmette, underside offoot concentric circle and central dot on reserv,
surface, three thin to thick bands painted on inner and outer face of foot
grooved and reserve band at junction of foot and base, ca. 425-400 (toward
end of tradition and quarter)
Ext. metallic red/black, int., metallic, inner face of foot painted, reserv'
underside with concentric circles, int. linked palmettes above incised line
with tongues, ca. 425-400
Int./ext. striated matt black and reserve, ext. reserve with undetermined wav:
line, ca. 425
Straight wall, slightly projecting rim, matt black, thickened rim, ca. 400-375
Mottled red/black lustrous paint, heavily worn, ca. 425?
Striated black/brown, metallic ext., ca. 350?
Int./ext. lustrous black paint, rouletting surrounding broad leaf palmette, ca
slightly before 350
Int./ext. matt black, flat top of rim projects over shoulder, ca. 400-375
Heavy type, thickened upper shoulder but thin incurving rim, ca. 375-350
Hellenistic?
Ext. matt black, reserve area above black painted motif (undetermined), ca
425
Ext. matt black, reserve at junction of foot and lower shoulder, int. matt red
underside and inner face of foot red, thick to thin bands surrounding centra
dot, ca. 450-425 (probably towards end of quarter)
lnt./ext. matt black, rim projects over upper shoulder, ca. 350
Foot/base totally painted, shallow plate with groove below rim, concave base
int. rouletting surrounding thin alternately linked leaf palmette, ca. 350
Ext. badly painted, mottled black paint, handle attached slightly beloVi
projecting rim, accentuated double curve, thin walled, ca. 350
Underside fired red, ext. striated black, groove on base and lower shoulder
int. mottled, rouletting surrounding badly impressed palmettes, ca. 325?
Int./ext. metallic flat black paint, light rouletting on int., groove atjunctior
of foot and base, ca. 350-325 (middle to end of quarter)
Int./ext. totally painted metallic to matt black, ring base reserve, groove a1
junction of foot and lower shoulder, int. rouletting only, ca. 350-325 (toward~
or at end of quarter)
Int./ext. matt black, ca. 350
Reserve flat bottom, rounded outer edge of foot, ext. metallic black, ca.
425-400
Reserve edge, slight groove, flaring lower lip, int./ext. lustrous black paint.
ca. 375-350
Ext. matt black, int. painted rim above reserve area. ca. 400-375?
Spout of oil lamp, Attic type
23124(')
Delicate rim tapers and projects over shoulder of vessel, metallic black, ca.
375-350
Mottled red/black, deep bowl, tapered central depression from spout, ca.
375'
Flaring foot of stemmed
ca. 420-400?
cup(?)
!58
Int./ext. metallic to matt black, ring base, int. broad leaf palmette, ligh
rouletting above palmette, thickened body, no central nipple, ca. 350
Int./ext. lustrous black paint, tapered rim, slight thickening at uppe
shoulder, ca. 400-375 (early part of quarter)
lnt./ext. lustrous black, int. matt, ca. 450-425
,ocus
Reg. No.
Phase
Type
Description
727
4718012
2-8 (unsealed)
Lid(?) of lekanis
727
4718018
2-8 (unsealed)
727
47180/11
2-8 (unsealed)
Body sherd, probably from
krater/large bowl
Deep ring base offish plate
Ext. metallic to lustrous black, underside below rim matt black, overhanging
rim, ca. 400?
Ext. red, int. black, badly worn, ca. 450-425?
727
727
47180/15
47180/17
2-8 (unsealed)
2-8 (unsealed)
Base of bowl, foot missing
Foot of bowl
727
47211
2-8 (unsealed)
727
4721117
2-8 (unsealed)
Light base of
concave/convex bowl
Bowl with incurving rim
727
727
47211/10
47211115
2-8 (unsealed)
2-8 (unsealed)
Bowl with projecting rim
Small bowl
727
47211/17
2-8 (unsealed)
Base of bowl inside footed
area
727
4722816
2-8 (unsealed)
Foot and base oflarge bowl
727
727
4722817
4722818 &
4 7228/12 Uoin)
2-8 (unsealed)
2-8 (unsealed)
727
727
47228122
4733614
2-8 (unsealed)
2-8 (unsealed)
Rim of fish plate
Triangular handle, upper
shOulder, and rim of Attic
Type A skyphos
Straight rim of Attic skyphos
Plain rim of stemless cup
735
47353
4c
740
47270
5a (+earlier?)
.746
·746
·746
·748
4724412
4724413
4727016
4726914
2-8
2-8
2-8
2-8
1751
4728416
Later than 5
Rim and foot of
concave/convex bowl
1751
1754
4728419
4734911
Later than 5
Sa
1760
4733512
6
Body sherd of bowl (kylix?)
Foot and partial base of
balsa!(")
Base and foot of Attic Type
A skyphos
1767
4 7180113 (reg.
error)
?
Foot and partial base of
large bowl
1969
4931 Oil (reg.
error)
4942611
?
Trefoil spout of jug
Topsoil
Heavy torus foot and base
of Attic Type A skyphos
1973
4942613 &
4943412 Uoin)
Topsoil
Ring base and foot of small
bowl with incurving rim
1973
4942617
Topsoil
Ring base of bowl with
in curving rim
1973
1973
4942618
49426/9
Topsoil
Topsoil
Body sherd
Rim of bowl with incurving
rim
1973
Body sherd of large
bowllkrater
Neck and shoulder of squat
lekythos/askos?
Foot of bowl
Body fragment of bowl
Body sherd ofbowllkylix?
Interior fragment of bowl
Int. badly worn, deep central depression, high ring base, slight groove at
junction of foot and lower shoulder, foot scraped and grooved, underside
glazed red, central depression, reserve band, ca. 325-300
Metallic black, int. light dot rouletting, ca. 350
Int./ext. lustrous black, int. partially reserve at junction of base and foot,
slight reserve groove at junction of base and foot, ca. 425
lnt./ext. lustrous black, reserve resting surface, int. black band partially
reserved, reserved underside, groove on ext. of foot, ra. 425-400
lnt./ext. metallic black paint, badly worn, slightly thickened shoulder, ca.
375-350
Metallic black, carinated shoulder projecting over rim, ca. 375
Int./ext. matt black, projecting rounded rim with fillet below projection, ca.
400-375
Int. metallic black, ext. reserve with central circle and dot surrounded by thin
black line and thick black band on reserve underside, int. elaborate linked
palmettes surrounding double band with haphazard tongues which surround
linked palmettes around double incised circle, ca. 400
lnt./ext.lustrous black, reserve resting surface, int. of foot painted thick black
band and two thick bands on reserve underside, int. alternate or linked tightly
placed palmettes, ca. 425-400 (later part of quarter)
Int./ext. matt black, groove at lip of totally painted plate, ca. 350
Int./ext. matt gray/black, projecting rim, double curved wall, handle placed
below rim, ca. 350
Matt black, straight walled, ca. 450-425 (early part of qumter)
Red paint, ext. reserve at carinated shoulder, below rim coral/intentional red,
ca. 475-450?
Int./ ext. lustrous coral/intentional red, ca. 4 75-450?
Ext. lustrous black, int. matt, ca. 400-375
Int./ext. metallic black, slight reserve at junction of foot and base, ca. 400
Int./ext. lustrous black, int. palmettes, ca. 400-375
Int./ext. matt black, ext. reserve with undetermined painted motif, ca. 425?
Ext. base inside footed area reserved with thick black band, int. metallic black
incised line with badly worn tongue, traces ofpalmettes, ca. 400
Thickened wall, short and squat, int.!ext. totally painted in black, groove and
ridge at junction of upper and lower shoulder, reserve resting surface,
underside painted black, ca. 450-425 (middle part of quarter)
Int./ext. metallic black, ridge below lower shoulder, ca. 425-400
Int./ext. lustrous black, painted resting surface, thick black band, concentric
circle, ca. 425?
Lighter torus foot, straight to convex lower shoulder to foot, int./ext. metallic
black, underside painted red (not reserve), resting surface reserve, ca.
475-450
Ext. painted, reserve band at junction of foot and base at lower shoulder, int.
of foot painted, reserve underside and resting surface, partial design of
linked/alternately linked palmettes, ca. 425-400
Probably dipped, ca. 350?
Int. metallic black, ext. lustrous black, underside reserve, int. of foot black,
slight concave surface at junction of foot and base at lower shoulder, early
example of double curve tradition, ca. 450-425
Int.!ext. totally painted, ext. metallic lustrous, thickened foot, scraped resting
foot, scraped resting surface, underside partially painted with central area
natural red, int. evenly spaced small palmettes in center of base around two
incised lines, four haphazardly placed palmettes in center around inscribed
line, ca. 425-400 (probably end of quarter)
Totally painted, ext. matt, int. matt/metallic black, grooved resting surface,
int. rouletting, three rows surrounding broad leaf palmette, underside totally
painted, concave ring base, no trace ofthickened central section, ca. 37 5-350
(earlier part of quarter)
Hellenistic?
Hellenistic?
!59
Locus
Reg. No.
Phase
Type
Description
4973
49426110
Topsoil
Int./ext. matt black, double curve, ca. 375-350
4973
49434/3
Topsoil
4973
4989
49434/11
49481/4
Topsoil
Body shcrd, probably upper
shoulder of Attic Type A
skyphos
Small bowl with rounded
projecting rim
Body sherd of bowl
Rim and shoulder of bowl
4991
49484/7
4(c?)
4991
49489/7
4(c'')
4991
4991
49489/8
49525/4
4(c'')
4(c?)
Balk
49506
Sa
Handle of Attic Type A
skyphos
Base and foot ofbolsal
Lower shoulder of bowl
Rim and shoulder of
projecting/incurving rim
bowl
Base and lower shoulder of
bowl
Lustrous black, ca. 425-400
Int./ext. metallic black, ca. 425-400?
lnt./ext.lustrous black, incurvinglprojecting rim, thickened rim, fillet bela
rim, ca. 400
Totally painted lustrous black, placed at straight tapered rim, ca. 450-4:
(probably later part of quarter)
Lustrous black, totally painted resting surface, reserve underside, c
425-400
Int./ext.lustrous to dull black paint, int. tight palmettes on incised line ca. 4(
Thickened rim with fillet below rim, ca. 400
Dipped, int./ext. matt black hole in base, reserve underside, concave foot, c
300
Discussion: Area Cl, 1986-1987
The majority of vessels are non-specialty types, represented
by a high concentration of bowls with incurving rims and to
a lesser extent by drinking vessels, primarily Attic Type A
skyphoi. Additional types of bowls are those with tapered
rims, those with rounded outturned rims, and those with a
fillet below the shoulder. Fish plates and rolled rim plates
also appear in limited numbers. The remaining types are
represented by less than three types each, the majority only
by one. All in all, the finds from Area C iu 1986-1987 features a limited distribution of Athenian wares, consisting
mainly of those which were easily transported in bulk bowls and skyphoi. Only 22 types are represented.
Table 4.5. Distribution of ceramic types.
1}•pc>
Bowl with incurving rim, large and small
(2 are larger bowls)
Fish plate
Rolled rim plate
Bowl with tapered rim
Bowl with rounded outturned rim
Bowl with fillet
Heavy plate
Squat lekythos
Skyphos, Attic Type A
Concave/convex bowl
Holsal
Kylix
Number
Percentage*
21
32
6
3
2
4
2
I
3
3
I
2
10
2
2
3
2
3
15
3
3
5
2
Jug
Stemmed cup
Stemless cup
Askos
Jug with trefoil mouth
Krater body fragment
Body fragment
Lid
Oinochoe
Oil lamp Type 23/24
5
5
2
2
2
2
I
2
3
5
2
2
2
*The total of the percentages is higher than I 00, due to rounding of the
percentages for individual types.
160
The dating of individual types is difficult due to the pm
city of distinctive features. Most dates have been given i
quarter centuries; a plus or minus of a quarter century is po:
sible for some examples, especially where the tradition
both long and stable and little information can be deduce
from the surviving fragment. Bowls with incurving rims aJ
a dominant feature of 4th-century Athenian wares, and th
largest percentage of pottery is of this type. Easily !ran:
ported in bulk by stacking, it is quite common at a numb(
of sites. Decoration, where it appears, consists ofimpresse
designs of palmettes and rouletting. The size is constan
though deeper examples are known and date from the mic
die of the 4th century. Bowls with outturned rims are als
evident from the last quarter ofthe 5th century and continu
well into the 4th century. They are not as frequent here a
the bowls with incurving rims.
Only a few examples of rolled rim plates and fish plate
are evident in this assemblage. Both are Athenian types wit
a well-developed 4th-century tradition, and were easil
transported by stacking. The examples found here are typ
cal of these categories of plates.
Attic Type A skyphoi are the dominant drinking vessel
in the assemblage. Again, they are typical of exported Ath(
nian wares; there was clearly a large demand for them an·
they appear in large numbers due to their convenient tram
port by stacking. The type has a long history, developin
gradually over the years. Problems arise from these subtl
changes, expressed primarily by the shift from straight side
to a double curve and from a straight to an outturned rim
and differences in the placing and shape of handles. Th
examples in this assemblage appear to be distributee
throughout the chronological range ofthe vessel from the 5tl
to the 4th centuries. Individual features determine probab],
dates within the development of the type.
Bolsals are represented by two examples. This is a spe
cialty shape with a more limited demand. Those in th,
assemblage feature reserve undersides with black concentri·
circles. The shape appears in the last quarter of the 5th cen
tury and continues into the 4th century. Our examples ten<
to be toward the beginning of the tradition and probably fall
within the last quarter of the 5th and first quarter of the 4th
centuries.
Squat lekythoi are also considered a specialty type. One
example is certain, and a second probable. One possesses a
reserve area probably with a figurative scene, and the other
is totally black. Their dates would tend toward the late 5th
and early 4th century respectively, on the basis of their profiles. Their limited numbers in the assemblage indicate that
the shape enjoyed little favor.
Concave/convex bowls were very popular in the last quarter of the 5th century, when the shape was in high demand.
The shape disappears before the middle of the 4th century.
The two examples in the assemblage appear to belong to the
earlier tradition, the first belonging to the heavier type predating 425 BCE, and the second a transitional middle type
appearing in the late 5th and early 4th centuries.
The chronological limits for individual loci given below
are tentative due to the infrequency of Athenian material,
the condition of the preserved examples, and the longevity
of the more common wares.
Locus
Phase
Date
W4367
4456
4464
4720
472!
4723
4724
4726
4727
2+3
400-350
450-425
425-400
425-400
425
400-375
425
350
W4735
4740
4746
4748
475!
4754
4760
4973
4989
499!
6
7
2-8
2-8
4b
4c
Later than Ib
2-8
450/425-300, concentration
between 375 and 350
4c
475-450
400-375
425-375
400
450/425-400
425
475-450 (more likely 450)
Sa(+ earlier?)
2-8
2-8
Later than 5
5a
6
Topsoil
450-350, concentration around
5a
4(c?)
375
400
425-400
161
CATALOGUE- BLACK AND RED FIGURE*
Cups and Small Vessels
I. Body fragment, stemless cup? Fig. 4.8: 1.5YR 616, T .004, MPH
.034. Reg. No. I 0240/4, LI044, Area AO, phase 3 or earlier.
Worn b-ffloral design with a dot of white paint. Concentric circles on lower edge of fragment. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. Date: early 5th century.
2. Body fragment, stemless cup. 5YR 616, T .004, MPH .026. Reg.
No. 10494, LI082, AreaAO, phase 3/4??
B-f design with remains oflower garment and a foot, from a piece
near the base of the cup. Decoration is incised. Black interior paint.
Very fine fabric. Cf. GCM, case 28, 120, Col. 3 and case 28, 122,
Col. 556. Date: early 5th century.
3. Body fragment, stemless cup. 5YR 7/6, T .005, MPH .039.
LII86, Area A I, phase 5b.
B-f human foot resting on, and extending over, concentric black
and brown bands, from the lower portion of the vessel. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. For a similar example seeAGA No. 120,
p. 82. Cf. also Arkansas I, Pl. 22, Fig. 10, No. 57-27-51 and pp.
88-89; C.M. Bowra, Landmarks in Greek Literature,
Harmondsworth, 1966, Fig. 36; ARV2 1622; Para. 259; Green,
Birds, p. 103, No. 16, Fig. 19:a-c; p. 101, Fig. IO:a-b. Date: ca.
510-490 BCE.
4. Body fragment, stemless cup. Fig. 4.8:2, Photo 4.1 0. 7.5YR 6/4,
T .003, MPH .013. Reg. No. 11563/1, Lll75, Area AI, phase 5b.
Two rows ofb-f palmettes separated by a line of circles (palmette
interlace). Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. Cf.AB-jVP 225, 4;
294, 23; 254, I; AB-jV, Figs. 161 (Munich, Antikensammlungen
2301);
162
(Paris,
Louvre
F204);
168
(Munich,
Antikensammlungen 2302). Date: late 6th-early 5th centuries.
Photo 4.11. No. 6.
7. Body fragment, stemless cup? Photo 4.12. 5YR 6/6. T .003, MPf
.032. L4651, Area C2, phase 6.
B-f palmette pattern. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. Date
late 6th-early 5th centuries.
Photo 4.12. No. 7.
8. Body fragment, stemless cup. Fig. 4.8:3, Photo 4.13. 7.5YR 7/4,
T .007,MPH .0475. Reg. No. 46628/1, L4668,AreaC2,phase 6b.
B-f standing figures with drapery. Decoration is incised. The
fragment is from near the base of the cup. Black interior paint. Very
fine fabric. For the shape see the Little Master Cups, Kanowski, p.
78. Date: second half of the 6th century.
Photo 4.1 0. No. 4.
5. Body fragment. 5YR 7/6, T .004, MPH .036. Reg. No. 43089/1,
L430 I, Area C I, phase 5 + topsoil.
B-f incised decoration and wreath pattern painted in black and
brown. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. Cf. AB-jV, p. 63, Fig.
142 for painting and incision; AGA 79-83, Nos. 116, 120-21. Date:
late 6th century.
6. Rim fragment, stemless cup. Photo4.11. 5YR 7/6, T .0029, MPH
.031. Reg. No. 43113/18, L4321, Area CI, phase 4?/5a?
B-frim of cup. The rim band is in black paint with a wreath pattern below. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. Three joining
fragments. DB-jV, pp. 42, 86. Date: ca. 500-475.
*The Black and Red Figure catalogue was provided by Cynthia K. Kosso
of the Department of Classics at the U nivcrsity ofMinnesota, Minneapolis.
T = average thickness of fragment; b-f = black figure; r-f = red figure. AU
measurements arc in meters. AU dates are BCE.
162
Photo 4.13. No. 8.
9. Rim fragment, stemless cup. 5YR 616, T .004, MPH .034. Reg.
No. 46632/2, L4668, Area C2, phase 6b.
Offset black rim with b-fwreath decoration below. Black interior
paint. Very fine fabric. See DB-jV, p. 86, Pl. 42; for shape see Agora
XII, No. 406, Fig. 5. Date: ca. 500-480.
I 0. Body fragment, stemless cup? 5YR 6/6, T .004, MPH .023. Reg.
No. 46687/10, L4672, Area C2, phase 6b.
B-f palmette near handle. The color is brownish near the edges
of the design. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. For similar han-
lie decoration see Getty, p. I 03, Fig. I O:a-b (Droop cup, Oxford
\shmolean Museum 1971.903) and p. 101. Date: last quarter of
he 6th century.
I. Rim fragment, stemless cup. Fig. 4.8:4, Photo 4.14. 5YR 6/6,
r .005, MPH .056. Reg. No. 48363, L4888, Area Cl, phase4b?/5?
Black offset rim, three joining fragments. Below the rim, near the
1andle, is a b~fpalmette. The handle itself is missing. Black interior
mint. Very fine fabric. Agora XII, Pl. 19, Fig. 4, No. 401. Date:
i40-500.
B-f kylix fragment, near stem. Concentric circles around stem.
Heel or foot of a figure (dancer?) is preserved. Black interior paint.
Very fine fabric. On dancing in ancient Greece see L.B. Lawler, The
Dance in Ancient Greece, London, 1964; see also CVA, Pl. 81: I.
Date: last quarter of the 6th century.
19. Body fragment, stemless cup? Photo 4.15. 5YR 6/6, T .004,
MPH .032. Reg. No. 46616/8, L4660, Area C2, phase 6a.
R-f drapery design. The painting is very finely done. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. See AGA, No. 143, p. I 01; H. Bloesch,
Formen attischer Schalen von Exekias bis zum Ende des Strengen
Stils, Berne, 1940, pp. 88, II, No. I; E. F. Vander Grinten, On the
Composition of the Medallions in the Interiors of the Greek Black
and Red-figured Kylikes, Amsterdam, 1966, pp. 32-33; ARV2
335-41, 1646, 1701, 1706; Para. 361-62;Addenda 108-109. Date:
ca. 490-4 70.
Photo 4.15. No. 19.
Photo 4.14. No. II.
20. Body fragment, stemless cup. Photo 4.16. 5YR 6/6, T .0045,
MPH .042. Reg. No. 46695111, L4672, Area C2, phase 6b.
R-flaurel design. There are drilled holes from repair work. A very
small piece ( 1.5 mm.) of the rim is attached. The interior paint is a
2. Body fragment, stemless cup? 5YR 7/8, T .004, MPH .019. Area
\0, Locus AH, Reg. No. 82/11.
B-fpalmette band. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. May be
elated to the Floral Band Cups; see J.D. Beazley, JHS 52 (1932),
>p. 189-90; J.J. Maffre, BCH 95 (1971 ), pp. 658-60, Nos. 15-16;
lBjV, pp. 150-51. Date: ca. 480-450.
varied brown and black. Very fine fabric. Date: second half of the
5th century.
3. Rim fragment, stemless cup. 5YR 7/4, T .004, MPH .021. Reg.
-lo. 46687/8, L4672, Area C2, phase 6b.
B-fkylix rim (Type C, concave rim). No design preserved. Inteior of rim has a reserved band at the lip. Very fine fabric. On rim
ypes see S.R. Roberts, Hesperia 55 (1986), pp. 1-74, Fig. 3;Agora
rii, Fig. 4, No. 413. Date: late 6th century.
4. Rim fragment, stemless cup. 5YR 7/4, T .004, MPH .026. Reg.
-!o. 11930/10, Ll233, Area AI, phase 6c.
Photo 4.16. No. 20.
B-f rim, no design remains. Black interior paint with reserve
>and at the lip. Very fine fabric. Agora XII, Nos. 434, 454, 456.
5. Body fragment, stemless cup. 5YR 7/4, T .005, MPH .030. Reg.
-!o. 49346/3,1.4938, Area Cl, later than phase 5b.
B-f design at the bend near the rim. The design is unintelligible.
3lack interior paint. Very fine fabric.
.6. Rim fragment, stemless cup. 5YR 7/6, T .004, MPH .023. Reg.
-!o. 46688/6, L4672, Area C2, phase 6b.
21. Body fragment, stemless cup. Photo 4.17. Reg. No. 48341/2,
L4883, Area Cl, topsoil.
R-f fragment, near the stem. The interior is decorated with an
unidentified eyed object. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. Cf.
Masterpieces, Pl. 48, Fig. 67 and Pl. 23, Fig. 38. Euthymides
painted (on the Hector Amphora) a shield which has a satyr head
'embossed' on it. The fragment possibly belonged to an illustration
B-fkylix rim, with only a little of the palmette design remaining.
3lack interior paint with reserve band at lip. Very fine fabric. Agora
rii, Nos. 455-56, Pl. 21. Date: 480-450.
7. Rim fragment, bowl. 5YR 6/4, T .008, MPH .028. Reg. No.
18105, L4822, Area C I, phase 4a.
B-f rim. The exterior and interior are streaked red and black.
very fine fabric. Agora XII, No. 755, Fig. 8; for firing techniques
•ee Techniques; J.V. Noble,AJA 64 ( 1960), pp. 307-318. Date: first
1alfofthe 5th century.
18. Body fragment, stemless cup. 5YR 6/6, T .005, MPH .037. Area
:::'1, registration details not available.
Photo 4.17. No. 21.
163
of an eyed instrument or some other object; it may even be an eyed
R-fpalmette and floral pattern around the broken handle. Bla<
phallus. For examples of eyed phalluses sec Eva Kuels, The Reign
of the Phallus, Minn, 1985, No. 45, p. 63 (ARV2 386), No. 69, p. 81
(Munich 8934), Nos. 76-77, p. 84 (ARV2 238, 5; 279, 2). Date: second half of the 5th century.
interior paint. Very fine fabric. On Attic skyphoi see e.g. CVA (41
Pl. 34 ff.; (5) Pis. 28-32. Richter and Milne would classify this:
Type II; see G.M.A. Richter and M.J. Milne, Shapes and Names
Athenian Vases, New York, 1935, pp. 26-27. It is Type A in Ago1
XII; see No. 349, Fig. 4, Pl. 16. For skyphos shapes found in tl
Agora see also T.L. Shear, Hcsperia42 ( 1973), pp. 359-407, Pl. 67
22. Body fragment, stemless cup? 5YR 6/6, T .0035, MPH .023.
Reg. No. 43113/22, L4321, Area C!, phase 4?/5a?
R-ftorso. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. Masterpieces, Pl.
70, Fig. I 00, a krater from ca. 450 BCE, shows light and hasty lines
such as are found on this torso. Date: mid-5th century.
28. Rim fragment, skyphos. 5YR 6/6, T .004, MPH 033. Reg. N
43113/20, L4321, Area C!, phase 4?/5a?
23. Rim fragment, cup skyphos. 5YR 6/6, T .004, MPH .026. Reg.
No. 48486, L4908, Area Cl, phase 4(b?).
Two joining fragments. R-fwoman's head and upper torso wi1
some drapery preserved. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. No
B-f cup rim, with unidentifiable design below. Black interior
paint. There is no reserve band. Very fine fabric. For the shape and
an example see Kanowski, p. 11R (Rritish Museum G276); Roberts,
Hesperia 55 ( 1986), p. 21, No. 30; Agora XII, No. 383, Pl. 18. Date:
late 6th century.
24. Handle, skyphos. 5YR 7/3, T (body) .0035, handle diameter
.009, MPH .027. Reg. No. 46537/6, L4626c, Area C2, phase 6.
B-f? No design remains, but the handle is black with reserved red
near the body. Very fine fabric. Date: 6th century.
25. Body fragment. 5YR 611, T .004, MPH .025. Reg. No. 46693,
L4668, Area C2, phase 6b.
B-f palmette, probably from some kind of cup. Black interior
paint. Very fine fabric. Date: late 6th-early 5th centuries.
26. Body fragment, skyphos? Photo 4.18. 5YR 6/6, T .004, MPH
.025. Reg. No. 5443/10, L663, Area CO, phase 6/5?
R-f palmette frond. Intentional red interior paint (the color is
both even and smooth), 2.5YR 4/6-4/8. Very fine fabric. For intentional red glaze see Techniques, p. 24, Fig. 205 (Metropolitan
Museum of Art 07.286.47); M.S. Tite et a/., Archaeome/ly 24
( 1982), pp. 117-26; M. Farnsworth and H. Wisely, AlA 62 (1958),
pp. 165-73.
29-33 probably belong to this skyphos. Cf. Agora XII, Type
shape, No. 342, Pl. 16; see the National Museum in Athens N•
12235; AGA No. !64, p. 114, Col. 27. The hairstyle and draper
suggest similarities to No. 164, which is reminiscent of the style<
the Schuwalow Painter (but see No. 33 below). See also A. Lezz
Hafter, Der Schuwa!ow-Maler, Einer Kann.enwerkstatt d4
Parthenonzeit (Keramus 2), Mainz, 1976, esp. Pis. 81 c, I 07c-<
148a-b; AR,{V, Fig. 33e, p. 116; Cedric G. Boulter, Hesperia 3
(1963), pp. 113-37, Pis. 48-51 (esp. Pl. 51:20). Date: 430-410.
29. Body fragment, skyphos. 5YR 6/6, T .0035, MPH .023. Re.
No. 43113/50, L4321, Area C!, phase 4?/5a?
R-f drapery. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. See No.2:
Date: 430-410.
30. Body fragment, skyphos. 5YR 616, T .003, MPH .023. Reg. N,
43113/51, L4321, Area Cl, phase 4?/5a?
R-f drapery, finely drawn. Black interior paint. Very fine fabri·
See No. 28. Date: 430-410.
31. Body fragment, skyphos. 5YR 6/6, T .003, MPH .026. Reg. Nc
43!13/51, L4321, Area Cl, phase 4?/5a?
Edge ofr-ftorso, drawn with quick, confident strokes. Black intt
rior paint. Very fine fabric. Probably the same vessel as No. 2f
Date: 430-410.
32. Body fragment, skyphos. 5YR 6/6, T .0032, MPH .022. Re!
No. 43113/53, L4321, Area C!, phase 4?/5a?
R-f circle. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. Probably th
same vessel as Nos. 28-31. Date: 430-410.
33. Rim fragment, skyphos. Photo 4.20. 5YR 6/6, T .004, MPI
.046. Reg. No. 43421116, L4368, Area Cl, phase 5b?/6.
Photo 4.18. No. 26.
Four joining fragments. R-f acanthus flower and stem. Blac
interior paint. Very fine fabric. Probably the same vessel as Nm
28-32.
27. Rim and handle fragment, skyphos. Fig. 4.8:5, Photo 4.19. 5YR
716, T .004, MPH .036. Reg. No. 40470, L4098, Area CO, phase
5b-rG.
Photo 4.19. No. 27.
164
Photo 4.20. No. 33.
4. Body fragment, skyphos. 5YR 6/6, T .004, MPH .059. Reg. No.
3121, L4321, Area Cl, phase 4?/5a?
Six joining fragments. R-fpalmette on alternating red and black
oncentric circles. Drapery preserved near the concentric bands.
nack interior paint, with some intentional red. Very fine fabric.
los. 35-36 are probably also from this vessel. See Techniques, pp.
2, 151 (a skyphos with palmette and concentric circles); Tite eta/.,
Irchaeometry 24 ( 1958); the National Museum in Athens, No.
443. Date: mid-5th century.
5. Body fragment, skyphos. 2.5YR 5/6, T .0039, MPH .033. Reg.
lo. 43248113, L4336, Area Cl, phase 5 (disturbed).
R-fleg (without the foot) and floral design. Black interior paint.
'cry fine fabric. Probably belongs to same vessel as No. 34. Date:
nid-5th century.
38. Body fragment, skyphos. Fig. 4.8:7. 5YR 516, T .005, MPH
.032. Reg. No. 48440, L4890, Area C 1, phase 4(b?).
Three joining fragments with brown (7.5YR 4/4) and black paint
near the bottom curve of the vessel. Design not discernible. Interior
paint the same colors. Not well fired; see Techniques; Tite et a!.,
Archacometrv 24 ( 1958). Very fine fabric.
39. Body fragment, skyphos. Fig. 4.8:8, Photo 4.23. 5YR 7/4. T
.006, MPH .027. Reg. No. 1005211, LlOOl, Area AO, phase 1+2 +
topsoil.
R-f palmette design with color which varies from 5YR 3/2 to
black. The design is delicate and very finely drawn. Black interior
paint. Very fine fabric. For bibliography of decorative motives see
No.4 7; see also R. Green, Hesperia 3! (1962), Pl. 30, No.9. Date:
second half of the 5th century.
6. Body fragment, skyphos. Photo 4.21. 2.5YR 6/6, T .0039, MPH
)27. Reg. No. 43248116, L4336, Area Cl, phase 5 (disturbed).
R-f design, possibly the handle of a painted vessel. Black interior
1aint. Very fine fabric. Probably belongs to the same vessel as No.
4. Cf. e.g. J.V. Noble, AJA 64 (1960), Fig. 1, Pl. 84, where many
ontainers are depicted; J.D. Beazley, Proc. Brit. Ac. 30 (1946), pp.
•7-99. Date: mid-5th century.
Photo 4.23. No. 39.
40. Body fragment. Fig. 4.8:9, Photo 4.24. 5YR 6/6, T .006, MPH
.028. Reg. No. 10069/2, Ll 015, Area AO, phase 1 (unsealed).
R-f palmette with small carefully done petals. Black interior
paint. Very fine fabric. See in Getty, K.A. Schwab, 'A Parthenon
Centaur,' Figs. 5a, 5b (Boston, Museum affine Arts 00.345), p. 93.
Date: late 5th-early 4th centuries.
Photo 4.21. No. 36 .
.7. Rim fragment, skyphos. Fig. 4.8:6, Photo 4.22. 7YR 5/6, T .004,
~PH .043. Reg. No. 46387, L4631, Area C2, phase 6.
R-f woman, head, face, and draped upper torso. The hair and eye
re quickly and carelessly drawn. The drapery is shown by long,
vide strokes. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. See the
'ational Museum in Athens, Nos. 14626, 17433, 11704, the Kersh
:tyle. See also AR,(V, pp. 159-62, though the examples are not
lose parallels; GPP, p. 187, Fig. 34; Ian D. McPhee, Hesperia 45
1976), pp. 380-96, Pl. 86, No. 14d; D.M. Robinson, Excavations
'I 0/ynthus X/ll, Baltimore, 1950, Pl. 34; Agora X/l, No. 342, for
hape. Date: ca. 360-340.
Photo 4.24. No. 40.
41. Body fragment. 5YR 6/6, T .006, MPH .023. Reg. No. 11905/4,
Ll237, Area AI, phase 7/8.
Partial r-fmale figure, with long curled hair of the head (or possi-
ble the beard) resting on the shoulder. There is also perhaps a staff
or stick. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. For examples of
curled hair draped over the shoulder see AR,(V, p. 36. Date: ca.
490-470.
42. Body fragment. Photo 4.25. 5YR 6/6, T .005, MPH .030. Reg.
No. 43197, L4338, Area Cl, phase 3b/3a?
R-f drapery. The lines of the drapery are thick and have little
movement. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric.
Photo 4.22. No. 37.
Photo 4.25. No. 42.
165
Kraters and Large Vessels
43. Rim and handle fragment, krater. Photo 4.26. 5YR 7/6. Reg.
No. 46115, L4577, Area C2, phase 5a(+4?).
Probably from a column krater. B-f palmette on the flat surface
(of the rim?). Roughly finished double handle curves. Very fine fabric. A similar piece is discussed in E.R. Dusenbery, Hesperia 47
(I 987), pp. 211-48, Pl. 58 b.l3; Roberts, Hesperia 55 (1986), p. 32,
Fig. 71; AGA, No. 156, p. Ill; K. Hirtzel, Arch. Studien 6 ( 1982).
On the general shape, see Richter and Milne, The Shapes and
Names ofAthenian Vases. Date: late 6th-early 5th centuries.
Photo 4.28. No. 45.
46. Body fragment, krater. Fig. 4.8: II. 5YR 6/6, T .009, MPH .04
Reg. No. 4099411, L4243, Area CO, phase 5.
B-f meander pattern, possibly with a human foot poised abm
it. Black interior paint, which is quite worn. Very fine fabric. S<
in the Cycladic Museum in Athens, No. 122, Cat. No. 556; R.:
Folsom, Handbook of Greek Pottery, London, 1967, p. 86, Fig. 9
Date: mid to late 6th century.
Photo 4.26. No. 43.
44. Body fragment, krater. Photo 4.27. 5YR 6/6, T .009, MPH .082.
Reg. No. 4817111, L4834, Area Cl, phase 5b (unsealed).
B-falternating meander and checkerboard pattern, with an overlapping (furniture?) leg. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. Cf.
No. 51, which, if not from the same pot, is at least from the same
workshop. Date: 490-460.
47. Body fragment, krater. 5YR 6/6, T .0065, MPH .031. Reg. N'
1057/5, LI9, Area AO, phase 4.
R-fpalmette. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. For simile
floral pattern see in Getty, M. True, 'A New Meidian Kylix,' N'
82.AE.38 and n. 12, which refers to the floral pattern on a laq
volute krater; Lezzi-Hafter, Der Schuwa/ow-Maier (1976), PI
41-51; ARV2 1312-14, 1315-32; Para. 477-80. Date: late 5th cet
tory.
48. Handle, bell krater. 5YR 7/8, length .092. Reg. No. 4853/
L561, Area Cl, phase 3 (disturbed?).
Black handle with egg and dart pattern at body attachment. lnt<
rior paint worn off. Very fine fabric. See No. 72. For examples c
design see AGA, No. 152, p. I 09, Col. 723; in Getty, Fran
Brommer, 'Herakles und Theseus auf Vasen in Malibu,' PI
183-84.
49. Body fragment, bell krater. 2.5YR 5/6, T .007, MPH .034. Re1
No. 5357/15, L615, Area Cl, phase 4a.
R-f laurel decoration immediately below the lip. Black interic
paint. Very fine fabric. For kraters in general see Erika Simon, D1
Griechischen Vasen, Munich, 1976; ARV2, chapters 80, 81; J.t
Iliffe, QDAP 2 (1933), Pl. IX a-1, a-6; AlA 33 (1929), p. 56, Fig. :
Date: late 5th-early 4th centuries.
50. Body fragment, krater. 5YR 6/6, T .0065, MPH .031. Reg. Nc
1047411, Ll074b, Area AI, phase 3/4?
R-f male profile head with headband. Preserved face include
most of the nose, the eye, and the forehead. The eye is in true profil
and is elegantly drawn, in the style of Kleophon. Black interic
paint. Very fine fabric. Cf. e.g. in the Cycladic Museum in Athen'
No. 151, Col. 377, attributed to Kleophon;AR-jV, Fig. I 08, p. 14
(Munich 236l.FR, Pl. 29); ARV2 785, 6, 27, 2; Masterpieces, Fi!
102; Ernst Buschor, Greek Vase Painting, New York, 1978, Fi!
228.
Photo 4.27. No. 44.
45. Body fragment, krater? Fig. 4.8: I 0, Photo 4.28. 5YR 6/6, T .01,
MPH .051. Surface.
B-f alternating meander and cross pattern. Black interior paint.
Very fine fabric. Date: late 6th-early 5th centuries.
166
51. Body fragment, krater? Fig. 4.8:12, Photo 4.29. 5YR 6/6, ·
.008, MPH .0415. Reg. No. 10152, LI025, Area A2, phase
(unsealed).
R-f alternating meander and checkerboard pattern, probably
lower border. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. For some ofth
many examples of this border, see AR-fV, p. 161, Fig. 123; Hanc
book, pp. 339, 341, Figs. 475, 459; in Getty, Diana Buitron, 'Ne1
Fragments of an Early Cup by Douris,' 82.AE.l46.19, 83.AE.3c
and 8l.AE.l92.1, Fig. 2, p. 73 and pp. 71-71 for the importance c
mrder ornaments (the trapped meander is a specialty of Douris).
:;or the juxtaposition of meander and checkerboard see AB-fV,
igs. 267-68; E. Haspels,AIIic Black,(lgured Lekythoi, Paris, 1936,
!37, I (Ashmolean Museum 1919.35). Date: early 5th century.
0
(dated 440-420 BCE); C. lster-Kerenyi,AntK. Beih. 9 (1973); Iliffe,
QDAP 2 (1933), pp. I 5-16, Pl. IX a-1 and a-6; AJA 33 (1929), p.
56, Fig. 7; GPP, Pl. 48a; C. Boulter, Hesperia 32 (1963), pp. 113-37,
Pl. 49, No. 14; Para. 1929. Date: late 5th century.
Photo 4.3 L No. 55.
Photo 4.29. No. 5 L
52. Body fragment, krater. 5YR 6/4, T .0065, MPH .054. Reg. No.
10486, Ll084, Area AI, phase 3/4?
R-ffragment from near the handle, which is surrounded by egg
md dart pattern and a palmette with double(?) swirls beneath. Cf.
56. Body fragment, krater. Fig. 4.8:16, Photo 4.32. 5YR 6/6, T .006,
MPH .044. Reg. No. 40997113, L4244, Area CO, phase 6.
R-fprofile of female face, from below the flare of the vessel rim.
The eye is in true profi.le, with long eyelashes. There are five white
dots on the fragment. Black interior paint. For similar pieces see in
the National Museum in Athens, Nos. 1328-29, 12490, and 12674
(this example is not as well painted). Date: ca. 400-360.
'Jo. 47. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric.
53. Body fragment, krater. Fig. 4.8:13. 5YR 6/6, T .0055, MPH
059. Reg. No. 11618/3, Lll80, Area A I, phase 4.
R-f drapery with the lines in shades of black and brown. Black
.nterior paint. Very fine fabric. Cf. AR-jV, Fig. 91; ARV2, pp. 653,
)63; a very similar drapery line in GA, Fig. 178 (British Museum
E424): in Getty, Frank Brommer, pp. 183-184, Abb. 40,
7 LAE.254. Date: late 5th century.
54. Body fragment, krater. Fig. 4.8:14, Photo 4.30. 5YR 6/6, T
0065, MPH .054. Reg. No. 40853, L4135, Area Cl, topsoil.
R-f, foot of a piece of furniture (a table) placed on a meander
border. Very fine fabric. On furniture see G.M.A. Richter, The Fur-
"iture0fthe Greeks, Etruscans and Romans, London, 1966; AR-jV,
Fig. 102; J.T. Cummings,AJA 73 (1969), Fig. 5.
Photo 4.32. No. 56.
57. Body fragment, krater? 5YR 7/6, T .008, MPH .048. Reg. No.
43043/1, L4300a, Area C!, phase 4c (unsealed).
R-f square-ended palmette. Very badly worn. Black interior
paint. Very fine fabric.
58. Rim fragment, column krater. Photo 4.33. 5YR 7/6, T .0075,
MPH .037. Reg. No. 43026/1, L4301, Area C!, phase 5 +topsoil.
Probably r-f. There is a pattern of black dots on the outside of
the rim. The top of the rim and the interior are black. The exterior
body decoration is badly worn. Very fine fabric. For column kraters
see Kanowski, p. 6 7.
Photo 4.30. No. 54.
Photo 4.33. No. 58.
55. Rim fragment, bell krater. Fig. 4.8:15, Photo 4.3 L 5YR 6/6, T
008, MPH .044. Reg. No. 30379/2, balk H 28, Area BL
R-flaurelleafpattern, drawn simply and without embellishment.
Dull black paint on both the interior and the exterior. reserve band
on inner rim. Very fine fabric. See AGA, No. 152, p. 109, Col. 723
59. Handle fragment, krater. Photo 4.34. 7.5YR 7/6, MPH .087.
Reg. No. 46180/15, L4614, Area C2, phase 5.
Black handle with r-f egg and dart around attachment to body.
Black interior paint. Very fine fabric.
167
R-f design; may be an altar or table of some sort, or even a doOI
way. Very fine fabric. Cf. ABfV, No. 161. Date: second half of 5t
century.
Photo 4.34. No. 59.
60. Body fragment, krater. 5YR 6/6, T .0085, MPH .031. Reg. No.
46266/5, L4622, Area C2, phase 5b.
R-ffloral decoration. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. Date:
5th century.
61. Body fragment, krater? 5YR4/4, T .001, MPH .0545. Reg. No.
46297/3, L4622, Area C2, phase 5b.
R-fmeander pattern, poorly fired and preserved. Unintentional
red-black interior paint (black to 2.5YR 4/6). Very fine fabric.
Photo 4.36. No. 63.
62. Body fragment, krater. Photo 4.35. 5YR 6/6, T .008, MPH .046.
L4626, Area C2, phase 5-6.
R-flaurelleafpattern with black dots, near rim of vessel. Black
interior paint. Very fine fabric. Date: late 5th-early 4th centuries.
Photo 4.37. No. 64.
Photo 4.35. No. 62.
63. Body fragment. Photo 4.36. 5YR 7/8, T .0075, MPH .055. Reg.
No. 46550, L4626c, Area C2, phase 6.
R-f(?) meander pattern, with unidentifiable design above. Black
interior paint. Very fine fabric. Cf. at the National Museum in
Photo 4.38. No. 66.
Athens, No. 12252.
64. Body fragment. Photo 4.37. 5YR 6/6, T .007, MPH .055. Reg.
No. 46409/2, L4628, Area C2, phase 5b.
Unclear r-f design. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric.
65. Body fragment, krater. Fig. 4.8:17. 7.5YR 7/4, T .009, MPH
.057. Reg. No. 46372/4, L4631, Area C2, phase 6.
R-f laurel leaf pattern with red paint (2.5YR 4/8). The rim is
IOYR 3/6 and has an interior reserve band. Interior paint is IOYR
3/2. Very fine fabric. Date: first half of 4th century.
66. Body fragment, krater. Photo 4.38. 5YR 6/6, T .001, MPH .040.
Reg. No. 46606/5, L4657, Area C2, phase 6.
168
67. Rim fragment, bell krater. Fig. 4.8:18, Photo 4.39. 5YR 7/5, 1
.0115, MPH .046. Reg. No. 46589/2, L4661, Area C2, phase 6a.
R-f laurel leaf pattern. Reserve band on inner lip. Very gloss;
black paint on interior and exterior. Very fine fabric. See No.4·
for bibliography; see also GPP, Pl. 48B. Date: ca. 460-430.
68. Body fragment, krater? 5YR 6/6, T .006, MPH .040. Reg. No
46690, L46 70, Area C2, phase 6b.
R-f decoration, possibly a staff. Piece comes from near rim. Blacl
interior paint with reserve band. Very fine fabric.
71. Rim fragment, bell krater. 5YR 6/6, T.008, MPH .058. Reg.
No. 48178/3, 1.4828, Area C 1, topsoil.
R-f laurel leaf pattern, badly worn. Black interior paint with
reserve band. Very fine fabric. Date: early 4th century.
72. Handle fragment, krater. 5YR 7/6, MPH .010. Reg. No.
48338/2, 1.4871, Area C 1, phase 4 (unsealed).
Black handle with r-f egg and dart pattern A groove has been
carved into the handle, perhaps to facilitate hanging the vessel.
Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. For bibliography see No. 48.
Photo 4.39. No. 67.
9. Body fragment, krater. Photo 4.40. 5YR 6/8, T .006, MPH .041.
ceg. No. 48016/3,1.4803, Area Cl, phase 4c.
R-f design near the base of the handle, which was encircled by an
gg and dart pattern. Black interior paint. Very finefabric. Cf. CVA,
ls. 31-52 (later bell kraters), 5-6 (other Attic kraters).
73. Body fragment, krater? Fig. 4.8:20. 5YR 6/6, T .005, MPH .064.
Reg. No. 48418/4,1.4900, Area Cl, phase 5a (unsealed).
R-f seated, draped female figure with outstretched hand. The
face is not preserved. Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. The
pose is a common one for women; see the examples in Kuels, Reign
(1985), No. 95, p. 111 (andARV277l, 1), No. 96, p. 113 (andARV2
1258, 1), and especially No. 112, p. 127 (and ARV2 548, 54)- a
close parallel to both the hand and the drapery. Date: mid-5th century.
74. Rim fragment, krater. Fig. 4.8:21, Photo 4.42. 5YR 616, T .011,
MPH .058. Reg. No. 4934611,1.4938, Area Cl, later than phase 5b.
R-flaurelleafpattern with 7.5YR 4/6 to 5YR 5/8 exterior paint.
Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. Date: second half of 5th cen-
tury.
Photo 4.40. No. 69.
0. Body fragment, krater. Fig. 4.8:19, Photo 4.41. 5YR 6/6, T .009,
1PH .081. Reg. No. 48162,1.4828, Area Cl, topsoil.
R-f design, figure in drapery with bold black stripes and wearing
white boot. The figure is standing near a table and stool. The
esign is set above alternating checkerboard and meander patterns.
:lack interior paint. Very fine fabric. Cf. the National Museum in
•thens, No. 1377; Richter, Furniture; painting similarities to
uessula Painter, Handbook, No. 459, p. 341; ARV2, 852-53;
'R-jV, Fig. 122, p. 151. Date: 400-350.
Photo 4.42. No. 74.
75. Body fragment, krater. Photo 4.43. 5YR 6/6, T .006, MPH .024 .
Reg. No. 49363,1.4940, Area Cl, phase 5b (disturbed?).
R-f meander pattern with dark reddish brown (5YR 3/2) paint
on the interior and exterior. The paint is iridescent. Vei)' fine fabric.
Photo 4.43. No. 75.
76. Rim fragment, krater. Fig. 4.8:22, Photo 4.44. 5YR 6/6, T .0 13,
MPH .092. Reg. No. 37/2, Locus AF, Area AO.
R-f laurel leaf with 5YR 3/2 paint. Below the rim is myrtle with
Photo 4.41. No. 70.
white berries. On the lip is egg and dart pattern. Reserved bands
169
Closed Shapes
on inside at rim and at beginning of curve oflip. The paint is irides-
cent. Two joining fragments. Very fine fabric. The painter follows
the style begun by the Meidias Painter; see AR-jV, Fig. 115, p. 148,
Fig. 113, p. 149; Masterpieces, Fig. 109; ARV2, 831, I; Buschor,
Greek Vase Painting, Figs. 250-51; J.C. Hoppin, Handbook ofAttic
Red Figure Vases, London, 1919, Vol. 2, pp. 179-81; in Getty, M.
True, Figs. 6, 8, pp. 86-87. On the style in general see G. Becatti,
Meidias, un manierista antico, Firenze, 1957. Date: 405-375.
82. Body fragment. 7.5YR 7/6, T .006, MPH .033. Reg. N
48143/7, L4830, Area CI, phase 4(b?/c?).
Fragment may come from an oinochoe. There is r-f decoratic
ofleaves on a stalk. Remnants of decoration below the stalk sugge
that this is a neck piece, as does the curvature (diameter ca. 5 em
Black interior paint. Very fine fabric. See Green, Hesperia ~
(1962), 82-94, especially Nos. 10-11, 13. Date: 430-410.
83. Shoulder, lekythos. 5YR 7/6, T (neck) .004, (shoulder) .00
L4651, Area C2, phase 6a/6b.
Black lined shoulder design with red reserved background. J\
interior paint. Very fine fabric. This neck design is found on bo1
red figure and white ground lekythoi. See AGA, No. 139, p. 96 an
bibliography for No. 138; see also Nos. 144-46, p. 104. Oat
475-460.
84. Neck fragment, lekythos. Fig. 4.8:23. 5YR 6/6, MPH .024. Re
No. 46614/7, L4668, Area C2, phase 6b.
Black painted neck and top of vessel shoulder with black lin<
(see No. 82). Handle may have been black as well. Probably frm
a r-flekythos. Very fine fabric. Cf. the squat lekythos in AGA, N•
164, Col. 27.
85. Shoulder, lekythos. 5YR 6/6, T (neck) .004, (body) .005. Regi
tration details not available.
R-flekythos shoulder. Very fine fabric.
Photo 4.44. No. 76.
See also Chapter Three, Nos. 211-212, 213, 225, 273.
77. Rim fragment, calyxkrater. 5YR 6/6, T .01, MPH .055. Surface.
Abbreviations
R-flaurelleafpattern. Black interior paint, with reserved band
inside. Very fine fabric. Date: late 5th-early 4th centuries.
AB-jV
78. Body fragment, krater? 5YR 6/5, T .01, MPH .055. Reg. No.
48008/4, L4803, Area Cl, phase 4c.
J. Boardman, Athenian Black Figure Vase
Oxford 1974.
AB-fVP
J.D. Beazley, Attic Black-figure Vase Painter
Oxford 1956.
Addenda
L. Burn and R. Glynn, Beazley Addenda, Oxfor
R-f decoration is badly worn. Intentional red interior paint. Very
fine fabric. See No. 26 for bibliography on intentional red.
79. Body fragment. 5YR6/6, T .006, MPH .032. Reg. No. 1027111,
L1039, Area A2, phase 3+4.
R-fpalmette with squared ends. Black interior paint. Very fine
fabric. Date: 5th century.
80. Body fragment. 5YR 7/6, T .006, MPH .035. Reg. No. 48393/2,
L4868, Area CI, phase (2+3)?/4a?
R-f drapery fragment. Badly worn black interior paint. Very fine
fabric.
81. Body fragment. Photo 4.45. 5YR 7/4, T .005, MPH .022. Reg.
No. 10539111, Lll 04, Area AI, phase 5a(+4?).
R-ffragment. Red-brown (2.5YR 4/6) interior paint. The design
1982.
AGA
L.I. Marangou, Ancient Greek Art: The N.J
Goulandris Collection, Athens 1985.
Agora XII
B.A. Sparkes and L. Talcott, The Athenian Agar.
XII, Black and Plain Pottery ofthe 6th, 5th and 4t
Centuries B.C., Princeton 1970.
AR-fV
G. M.A. Richter, Attic Red-figured Vases: A Su
vey, New Haven 1967.
CVA
Corpus Vasorum Antiquarum.
DB-fV
J.D. Beazley, The Development ofAttic Black- fi<
ure Vases, Berkeley 1951.
GA
J. Boardman, Greek Art, Oxford 1978.
Getty
J. Frel and S.K. Morgan (eds.), Greek Vases in.
Paul Getty Museum, Malibu 1985.
GPP
R.M. Cook, Greek Painted Pottery, London 1960
Handbook
G. M.A. Richter, A Handbook of Greek Art, Lor
don 1959.
Kanowski
M.G. Kanowski, Containers ofClassical Greece:
Handbook of Shapes, St. Lucia 1984.
Masterpieces
E. Pfuhl, Masterpieces of Greek Drawing an
Painting, London 1950.
Para.
J.D. Beazley, Paralipomena, Oxford 1971.
Techniques
J.V. Noble, The Techniques of Painted Attic Po
tery, London 1966.
that remains consists of five red-brown lines in a circular pattern.
The paint is peeling off. Streaked red and black interior paint. Very
fine fabric.
Photo 4.45. No. 81.
170
THE PERSIAN PERIOD: A HISTORICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
Any discussion of imported assemblages should logically be
placed within a historical sequence. A crucial factor in the
history of the coastal area of Palestine is certainly the role
played by the Phoenician cities in the economic exchange
system of the region (Knapp 1985). Phoenician domination
of the southern Levantine coast probably continued
throughout the early Persian period, with specific rights
granted by the first Achaemenids in the 6th century. By the
end of the century Cyprus and the Greek cities of western
Turkey, through which extensive trade was developing, had
been added to the eastern Persian domains. This stimulated
commercial exchange and interaction throughout the eastern Mediterranean. However, the situation changed in the
first quarter of the 5th century as a result of repeated disturbances which swept the coastal fringe of the Achaemenid
world: the Ionian revolt of 499, revolt in Egypt in 484, and
war in Greece up to 479. The Phoenician grip on the eastern
Mediterranean was weakened by the disastrous results of
the Greek war and the formation of the Athenian naval alliance. In the second quarter of the 5th century the political
situation was unstable, with an aggressive Athenian policy
directed towards Cyprus, Egypt, and the Phoenician coast.
By the middle of the 5th century a status quo was achieved
between Athens and Persia, which was formalized in the
peace of 449.
The peace provided excellent opportunities for developing the trade which, though evident in the early part of the
century, was greatly hindered by the intensity of conflict.
The remainder of the 5th century provides a backdrop for
expanding commercial interaction between the Greek
world and the eastern Mediterranean (Perreault 1986).
However, political confrontation in the last quarter of the
5th century- the Peloponnesian War, the renewal ofhostilities with Persia in 413, and finally the Spartan victory over
Athens- had a corresponding impact on the economic situation in the eastern Mediterranean. Trouble also befell the
coastal region, especially the revolt in Egypt in 404, dynastic
struggle with Cyrus the Younger, turmoil in Cyprus, and
attacks on the Phoenician coast.
The King's Peace of 384 provided some stability to the
Greek world, which stimulated a partial revival of trade.
This can be supported not only by the continued presence
of Athenian types dating from the early 4th century, but also
by epigraphical data for the second quarter of the century.
During the reign of the Sidonian dynast Straton I, firm diplomatic and commercial ties were established with Athens
and the Second Athenian Alliance. As a reward for assisting
the Athenian embassy sent to Artaxerxes II, Straton was
granted the title of 'guest-friend' of Athens. Sidonian merchants were also granted special exemptions from local
Athenian taxes (Rainey 1988). At the end of the quarter the
Satraps' Revolt tore the Achaemenid world apart, but its
commercial impact seems to have been slight: commercial
interaction with the Greek world continued, though probably at a reduced level. The third quarter of the 4th century
appears to have been both culturally uninteresting and
politically unstable. The quarter begins with the failed
attempt by Artaxerxes to regain control of Egypt (351-350),
the conquest of Sidon (346-345), and the short-lived capture of Egypt (343, with revolt in 338). In Greece the situa-
tion did not differ greatly. The waning of Athens and the
political suicide of the southern Greek states in general
offered an opportunity for the expansion of the power of
Philip of Macedon. Culturally, Athenian goods indicate a
decline in both quality and variety of items exported to foreign markets. Trade in general declined along the entire
coast. The last quarter of the century is dominated by the
presence of Alexander, the formation of new political
regimes under Macedonian control, and finally the beginnings of a cultural synthesis.
Within the political framework, economic patterns
emerge (Table 4.6). Trade expanded and contracted according to the varying conditions of the time. Greek cultural
practices, however, were well established along the
Levantine coast by the 5th century if not earlier, with some
regions 'populated by Greeks who established their own
temples .. .' (Stern 1986). This finds excellent suppm1 at
Dor, where a Greek enclave was probably in place by the
second half of the 5th century during a period of expanding
Athenian trade with the east. Such a situation probably
existed elsewhere along the coast, since Attic imports in
varying quantities appear at a host of sites (Kenyon 1953;
Elgavish 1968; Riis 1970; Riis 1973; Stern 1978; Stern
1983; Perreault 1986; Marchese 1988).
Table 4.6. Summary of political events and their repercussions
on trade.
540-500
500-475
475-450
450-425
Conquest of East Greek cities and beginning of Attic
imports
Limited commercial interaction due to protracted hostilities
Increase in Athenian imports with waning of hostilities
towards end of quarter
Expanding commercial traffic and large influx of Athe-
nian goods along Lcvantinc coast
425-400
400-375
375-350
350-325
Continued growth to end of quarter, although war in
Greece and renewal of hostilities with Persia have impact
on volume of trade, especially after collapse of Athenian
alliance
Increase in hostilities between Persia and Sparta, formation of Second Athenian Alliance (on much reduced
scale), satrapal unrest, and semi-independence at beginning of quarter give way to varying degrees of political stability at end of quarter, allowing for commercial growth
Unrest and conflict in the province of'Beyond the River'
at end of quarter
Continued political disintegration ending in conquest of
Alexander; imported wares decline in volume, with limited number of shapes represented
The Athenian assemblage from Areas A and C at Dor,
which may not be representative of the whole site, indicates
a pattern of expanding trade with Palestine (Table 4. 7).
Only a small quantity of imported wares is noted for the
middle and late 6th century, with a decline in the early dec~ des of the 5th century. This is to be expected in view oflhe
turmoil in the Aegean. The number of goods increases in the
second quarter of the century, probably after 462, when
Athenian aggressiveness waned in the eastern Mediterra171
Table 4.7. Attic imports, frequency by date.
250
200
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550-<J25 525-<JOO 500-4-75 4-t5-450 4-50-4-25 4-25-4-00 4-00-375 375-350 350-325 325-300
nean. Most of the imports in this quarter probably date
from the last decade. Trade increased between 460 and 430,
a time of relative peace and prosperity for Athens and Palestine. After 430 and through the final quarter of the 5th century no appreciable decline is noted, though this is difficult
to verify in view of the great uniformity of the Athenian
assemblage of this time. It is likely that the brisk trade established in the middle of the 5th century continued into the
first decade of the last quarter of the century, that is during
the Archadamian phase of the Peloponnesian War and up
to the Peace ofNicias. However, between 415 and 400 Athenian exports to the east most certainly declined because of
the final phase of the war with Sparta and renewed conflict
with Persia. This decline probably carried over into the first
172
BCE
decade of the 4th century. By the middle of the first quarteJ
of the 4th century Athenian exports were on the rise, reach·
ing their greatest volume after 390/380, but declined befon
360, with a sharp drop evident in the last decade ofthe second quarter of the 4th century. The decline of Atheniar
exports continued into the third quarter of the century, anc
imports practically ceased in the early years of the last quar·
ter of the century, when only bowls with incurving rim~
were imported.
In general, Athenian imports achieved a high volume in
two separate periods: ca. 460-420 and 390/380-360. In
both periods large numbers and a great variety of shape~
were imported to Dor; they are associated with the majm
architectural levels of the site during the Persian period.
GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
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R. Ami ran, Ancient Pottery of the Holy Land, Jerusalem.
'\vigad 1960
N. Avigad, Excavations at Makmish: 1958, Israel Exploration Journal 10 (1960): 90-96.
Bailey 1940
B.L. Bailey, The Export of Attic Black Figure Ware, Journal ofHellenic Studies 60 (1940): 60-70.
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C. Clairmont, Greek Pottery from the Near East I, Berytus 11 (1954-55): 85-141.
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Elgavish 1968
J. Elgavish, Shikmona I, Haifa.
Howland 1958
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K. Kenyon, The Objects from Samaria, London.
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Marchese 1988
R. Marchese, Aegean and Cypriote Imports in the Persian Period, in: Rapp et al. 1988.
Munsell 1975
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Perreault 1986
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Ploug 1973
G. Ploug, Sukas II, Copenhagen.
Rainey 1969
A. Rainey, The Province 'Beyond the River,' Australian Journal of Biblical Archaeology 1 (1969):
51-78.
Rainey 1988
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P.J. Riis, Sukas II, Copenhagen.
Riis 1979
P.J. Riis, Sukas VI, Copenhagen.
Singer-Avitz 1988
L. Singer-Avitz, Local Pottery of the Persian Period (Strata XI-VI), in: Rapp eta/. 1988.
Sparkes and Talcott 1970
B.A. Sparkes and L. Talcott, The Athenian Agora XII: Black and Plain Pottery, Princeton.
Stern 1978
E. Stern, Excavations at Tel Mevorakh (Qedem 9), Jerusalem.
Stern 1983
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Stern 1986
E. Stern, On the Beginnings of the Greek Settlement at Tel Dar, Eretz-Israell8 (1986): 419-27.
173
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No.
Reg. No.
Locus
No.
Reg. No.
Locus
40582
5382114. I 9
4629313
Surface
4098
659
4623
5.
6.
7.
8.
2018513
4653612
4046913
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233 I (Area B)
4652
4098
I.
2.
3.
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174
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No.
Reg. No.
Locus
No.
Reg. No.
Locus
I.
5411
Unstratified
18111
670
(Area B)
AE
4.
5.
6.
24143/9
10216/3
2543/1
2468 (Area B)
1040
302 (Area B)
2.
3.
175
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No.
Reg. No.
Locus
No.
L
4326711
46594/6
46560/3
4336
4668
4651
4.
25263
312 (Area B)
5-15. Profiles of bowls with thickened incurving and projecting rims.
2.
3.
176
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Locus
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3CM
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No.
Reg. No.
Locus
No.
Reg. No.
Locus
I.
2.
4326 711
20187/3
1201112
11921
4336
2064 (Area B)
40
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No.
Reg. No.
Locus
No.
Reg. No.
Locus
L
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
254312
4627
302 (Area B)
524
4607
4577
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7.
8.
9.
10.
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12.
25263
4616616
312 (Area B)
4577
4090
2125 (Area B)
1040
602
178
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No.
Reg. No.
Locus
No.
Reg. No.
Locus
L
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46385/9
23961!
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-·-,
18
L_ _ _ __j____.._,
-
19
10
20
21
0
5
10
15CM
Fig. 4.7. Addenda: plain black Attic pottery from Area Cl, 1986-1987.
No.
Reg. No.
Locus
No.
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
47150/8
4727
4727
4727
4464
4727
4367
4973
4727
9.
10.
II.
12.
13.
14.
15.
180
47150/4
49591
47228/6
47001
49426/3
47211/7
Reg. No.
47095/3
47150/2
46434/3
47228/7
49481/4
Locus
No.
Reg. No.
Locus
4727
4567
4727
4723
4727
4727
4989
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
47228/8
47150/6
47211/15
47136/4
47180/2
49489/l
49310/l
4727
4727
4727
4721
4727
4991
4964
21.
22.
2
5
7
6
J
'
9
8
12
11
15
16
17
7
22
0
1
2 3CM
111!1it810i.===:::&lllllill
23
Fig. 4.8. Black and red figure.
Ia.
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Cat. No.
Reg. No.
Locus
4
8
II
27
37
38
39
10240/4
1156311
4667811
48363
40470
46387
48440
I 0240/4
1044
1175
4668
4888
4098
4631
4890
1044
No.
9.
10.
II.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Cat. No.
Reg. No.
Locus
No.
Cat. No.
Reg. No.
Locus
40
45
46
51
53
54
55
56
10069/2
1015
surface
4243
1025
1180
4135
H 28
4244
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
65
67
70
73
74
76
84
46372/4
46589/7
48162
48418/9
4934611
37/2
46614/7
4631
4661
4828
4900
4938
4099411
10152
11618/3
4085311
30379/2
40997113
AF
4668
181