M10 Cat. Cor 89

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

A portion of the mouth and neck. The disk slants downward toward the opening of the mouth. The thin, sharp profile of the rim has a slight overhang. Tongues of even thickness radiate from the mouth. A row of closely spaced dots appears on the rim. On...

M10 Cat. Cor 90

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Probably EC. Wall fragment. Bird (possibly a siren) on the right facing to left, preserved from upper wing to feet. In front of the bird is a pendent lotus. Hasty incision is used for the leg joints of the bird, the contour of the wing, and the wing ...

M10 Cat. Cor 91

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Probably EC. Wall fragment. A series of parallel incisions, possibly representing tongues, radiates from the top. The incision is competent but not entirely even, and the sections vary in width. Added red in the second section from the right, with tr...

M10 Cat. Cor 92

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Probably EC. Small wall fragment, probably from the join of the neck. Parallel incised lines radiate from the top. The incision is even and competent. Glaze: black and shiny. Clay: powdery, fine, and smooth. Munsell no. 10 YR 8/4 (very pale brown).

EC...

M10 Cat. Cor 93

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Probably EC. Wall fragment. A series of parallel incisions radiates from the top. Added red on the last section to the left and on the third section from the right. Possibly added yellow on the fourth section from the left. Glaze: badly worn, but bla...

M10 Cat. Cor 94

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Base fragment. Single incisions mark the eight remaining segments. Added red and white alternate with black glaze as follows: black, red, black, white, black, red, black, white. The incision is quick and careless. Glaze: black and glossy. Clay: hard,...

M10 Cat. Cor 95

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Shoulder fragment. Single incisions mark the five remaining segments. Added red and white alternate with black glaze in the segments as follows: red, black, white, black, red. Glaze: glossy and black. Clay: fine and smooth. Yellow-gray in hue. Munsel...

M10 Cat. Cor 96

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Wall fragment. The sherd has been burned. Three pair of parallel incisions are preserved. Glaze: black, somewhat worn and crackled. No added color remains in the sections. Clay: fine and hard, gray in hue. Munsell no. 10 YR 7/1 (light gray).

Two other...

M10 Cat. Cor 97

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Probably EC. Wall fragment. On the shoulder are two bands of black glaze; on the body, solid black glaze with a series of parallel incisions. The lines are straight but unevenly spaced. The ends of the vertical incisions cross up into the shoulder. T...

M10 Cat. Cor 98

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Part of the mouth, handle, neck and shoulder. On the mouth, radiating tongues; on the rim, large dots; on the neck, tongues, which are executed carelessly. On the shoulder is a portion of an incised rosette and a glazed area with parallel incisions, ...

M10 Cat. Cor 99

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

A portion of the mouth, handle, neck, and shoulder of a small alabastron. Around the mouth are three thin concentric circles of glaze; on the shoulder, a series of tongues. The back of the handle is completely glazed. On the shoulder and upper body a...

M10 Cat. Cor 100

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Neck, handle stub, and shoulder from a small alabastron. Hastily executed tongues on the neck. Below the tongues are two wide bands of glaze. Glaze: almost entirely vanished, but black and shiny where preserved. Clay: hard, fairly fine, and smooth. G...

M10 Cat. Cor 101

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Large fragment, including the mouth, handle, and shoulder. The interior of the mouth is glazed. Around the opening of the mouth are two concentric circles of glaze, with numerous "matchstick" tongues springing from the outer circle. Portions of thirt...

M10 Cat. Cor 102

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Portion of mouth, rim, and neck. Thin tongues, of which fifteen remain, spring from a line of glaze around the mouth. A second line of glaze surrounds the rim. Ends of thin tongues also appear at the join of the neck and shoulder. Glaze: glossy and b...

M10 Cat. Cor 103

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Mouth, rim, and neck. Around the mouth is a thin circle of glaze from which spring sixteen tongues, irregular in spacing and form. Near the rim are two concentric circles of glaze; the side of the rim is reserved. At the top of the neck are the remai...

M10 Cat. Cor 104

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Three joined fragments from the base, preserved from the foot to the band above the rays and forming most of the foot ring. Tall rays of medium thickness spring from a thin line of glaze just above the join of the foot. In one of the interstices, a l...

M10 Cat. Cor 105

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Probably EC. One-third of the base and part of the foot ring. Exterior: four rays, one fully and three others partially preserved. The bases of the rays are spaced fairly far apart. The foot ring is completely glazed. Under the foot is a wide band of...

M10 Cat. Cor 106

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 620-590 BC (Lydian)

Probably EC. Nearly half of the foot. Exterior: four rays, their bases placed fairly far apart, spring from a single line of glaze at the juncture of the foot ring and the body. On the slope of the foot a thin reserved line followed by a band of glaz...

M10 Cat. Cor 107

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 615-595 BC (Lydian)

Middle years of EC. Wall fragment. An animal frieze below a wide band of black glaze. The head of a panther to left, facing forward, appears opposite the muzzle of a doe (?) facing right. A carelessly incised rosette is placed between the animals. Th...

M10 Cat. Cor 108

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 615-590 BC (Lydian)

Mid to Late EC. Nine fragments, eight joined. A rooster with crosshatched neck facing to right. The body is preserved from the neck to the tail, but some portions are missing. Added red on the forepart of the rooster's wing. In the field above the r...

M10 Cat. Cor 109

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 615-590 BC (Lydian)

Late in EC. Base. Bird, probably a goose, facing to left with outstretched wings. The body of the bird is preserved from the stomach to the tail, including the upper legs and lower wings. Added red on the wing bands. Three incised rosettes appear in ...

M10 Cat. Cor 110

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 615-590 BC (Lydian)

Late in EC. Wall fragment. Goose or siren to right, with a portion of the wing and tail preserved. Two carelessly incised rosettes in the field, one above and one below the tail. The incision is uneven. Glaze: almost entirely vanished. Clay: smooth w...

M10 Cat. Cor 111

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 615-590 BC (Lydian)

Late in EC. Wall fragment from a small alabastron. A winged sphinx facing to left, preserved from mid-wing and chest through the lower leg. Portions of the wing, chest, front leg, back paw, and haunch are preserved. Added red on alternate feathers an...

M10 Cat. Cor 112

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 615-590 BC (Lydian)

Late in EC. A tiny wall fragment, probably from a miniature kotyle. Animal frieze below a band of black glaze. Feline facing to right, the body preserved from the shoulder to the haunch. The tip of the tail and one rear leg also remain. There are inc...

M10 Cat. Cor 113

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 615-590 BC (Lydian)

Late in EC. Three wall fragments from a small kotyle, joined. Feline facing to right. Only the back of the right foreleg, the midsection, the rear legs, the haunch, and the tail remain. Incised rosettes, dots, and blobs appear in the field. The friez...