M10 Cat. Cor 114

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 615-590 BC (Lydian)

Late in EC. Four body fragments, joined; four fragments from the rim, joined, including a handle stub; one complete handle. Animal frieze. Exterior: the handle has two thick lines of glaze, one running along the top, the other near the center. Bits o...

M10 Cat. Cor 115

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Early in MC. Parts of the rim, neck, and shoulder are preserved, along with a complete handle. A series of very fine tongues radiates from a glazed circle around the mouth of the aryballos. Inside the mouth is a wider band of glaze with a thin glazed...

M10 Cat. Cor 116

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Early in MC. Restored from twenty-nine joining pieces. The kotyle is preserved from the rim to the upper part of the rays. Animal frieze framed by two lines of black glaze at the rim and a wide band of glaze below. In the frieze are a bird and three ...

M10 Cat. Cor 117

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Probably early in MC. Three large body fragments, joined. Dolphin to right, preserved from behind the head to the snout. Two concentric circles are used for the eye. Two large arcs appear behind the eye. An incised triangle, which may represent a fli...

M10 Cat. Cor 118

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Probably early in MC. A small portion of the wall. Dolphin, diving to left, preserved from the eye to a portion of the incised triangular flipper (?). Two incised circles are used for the eye, and a single incised arc appears on the side of the head....

M10 Cat. Cor 119

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Probably early in MC. Wall fragment from a large alabastron. Large bird to right, preserved from the chest to the upper leg. The lower portion of the wing and part of the tail also remain. The incision is fairly well controlled and fine. There is an ...

M10 Cat. Cor 120

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

A large fragment, preserved from the top of the handle to the belly. On the shoulder are sixteen long narrow tongues, evenly spaced. Two glazed bands below the tongues separate them from the belly frieze. On the handle are four horizontal lines of gl...

M10 Cat. Cor 121

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Two fragments from the mouth. The top slopes inward and the profile is wedge shaped. On the mouth are petal-shaped tongues of fairly equal size and even distribution. On the edge of the rim are zigzags of two "steps" placed close together. Glaze: red...

M10 Cat. Cor 122

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Fragment from the shoulder, neck, and handle of a ring aryballos. There are short tongues, varying in size and shape, on the shoulder. The remains of two concentric, incised circles appear on the upper body, with nine vertical incisions below. Glaze:...

M10 Cat. Cor 123

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

A complete aryballos. A reserved rosette with twelve petals of slightly irregular shape springs from a circle of glaze around the opening of the mouth. Three concentric circles of glaze frame the rosette near the rim. There is a net pattern on the wi...

M10 Cat. Cor 124

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

One-third of the body. Lotus pattern with one long sepal remaining on the right side and three central petals. Added red on both the sepals and the petals. Outline technique, no incision. Glaze: worn. Clay: hard and fine. Munsell no. 7.5 YR 7/4 (pink...

M10 Cat. Cor 126

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Two wall fragments, almost joining, probably from an animal-frieze kotyle. Although discovered some distance apart, it is clear from the interior throwing lines, design, clay and glaze colors, and the style of incision that the pieces belong to one v...

M10 Cat. Cor 127

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Wall fragment. A part of the haunch and the tail of a feline, probably a panther, facing to left. Two incisions mark the join of the tail and body, and a long, curving incision separates the buttocks. There are two horizontal incisions with upturned ...

M10 Cat. Cor 128

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Small wall fragment. Animal frieze. The ends of a series of vertical bars appear above the ear of the panther in the handle zone (compare Cor 129). Below the bars are two glazed lines. Beneath these, in the belly frieze, is a panther facing to right,...

M10 Cat. Cor 129

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Fragment from the rim and body. Animal frieze. A single line of glaze appears on the rim. Below, in the handle zone, is a series of vertical bars, and below these, two horizontal lines. In the belly frieze, an animal, perhaps a feline, walks to the l...

M10 Cat. Cor 130

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

The foot and a portion of the lower wall from a large kotyle. The lower portions of a series of thin wobbly rays with the bases placed fairly close together. The rays spring from a solid band of glaze covering both the join of the foot and the foot p...

M10 Cat. Cor 131

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Probably MC. Two small fragments from the wall, joined. Exterior: the figure is very fragmentary and the subject is uncertain. It may be a portion of a bird's wing and the haunch of a panther. Large incised rosettes of nebulous form appear in the fie...

M10 Cat. Cor 132

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Small wall fragment. Exterior: animal frieze. Only the midsection of one animal is preserved. The ribs are represented by five nearly vertical incisions. A straight line is used to indicate the belly. Added red on the belly. A round, incised blob fil...

M10 Cat. Cor 133

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Two fragments from the shoulder of a large krater, almost joining. Exterior: a bearded siren with head to left and wings outstretched. Added red on the wide wing bars of the siren. A goose, facing to right, with a long arched neck, stands to the side...

M10 Cat. Cor 134

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Two joined fragments from the rim and neck. Five units of addorsed lotus-palmette chain remain on the top of the rim. These vary in size and shape. The incision is executed quickly and carelessly. On the side of the rim is a stepped zigzag pattern wi...

M10 Cat. Cor 135

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Probably late in MC. Two fragments from the wall near the handle, joined. The head of a goose (or swan) on the left but facing right, next to the haunch and tail of a feline. The eye of the goose (or swan) is composed of two concentric circles. Large...

M10 Cat. Cor 136

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Probably late in MC. Two fragments from the lower body and base, joined. A portion of a bird, perhaps a rooster, to right. There is a large incised rosette in the field, as well as blob fillers. Beneath the bird are three thin, parallel lines of blac...

M10 Cat. Cor 137

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-570 BC (Lydian)

Late in MC. A fragment from the shoulder. Tongues with spatulate ends radiate from a circle of glaze around the neck. Portions of seven tongues are preserved. Below the tongues are two horizontal lines followed by two rows of false checkerboard patte...

M10 Cat. Cor 138

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 595-550 BC (Lydian)

Late in MC or early in LC. Wall fragment. A portion of a quadruple lotus with crosshatched leaves in the shape of cones. Glaze: dark brown and uneven. Clay: fairly hard and smooth. Pale brown. Munsell no. 10 YR 6/2 (light brownish gray).

The clay is u...

M10 Cat. Cor 139

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 570-550 BC (Lydian)

Two small fragments, joined. Preserved from the lower shoulder to mid-body. Tongues on the shoulder (portions of six remain), followed by two horizontal lines of glaze. A single warrior facing to right in the belly frieze is preserved from his cap-sh...