M10 Cat. Att 13
Pottery
Ceramic
late 6th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Wall fragment. Parts of two draped figures, both facing left. On the figure to the right, a woman, white paint is used for the arms and hands. Traces of purple paint, as well as much incision on garments. Possibly Ionian black glaze.
M10 Cat. Att 14
Pottery
Ceramic
late 6th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Wall fragment of an amphora (?). Parts of the bare legs of a man, with interior details shown by incision. At left, a trace of drapery and perhaps the leg of a horse. Turned brown by fire.
M10 Cat. Att 15
Pottery
Ceramic
Ca. 490 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Eleven fragments of a Type B belly amphora. Two large and one small section of a figured panel. Also preserved is the profile of most of the rim and the scar of the handle attachment (on C). Black glaze on interior of the rim. The panel is bordered a...
M10 Cat. Att 16
Pottery
Ceramic
()
Legs of a man, preserved only at the knee area. Right leg seen in profile, left leg frontally. Incision on both legs.
M10 Cat. Att 33
Pottery
Ceramic
()
Shoulder fragment with a palmette, similar to the above.
M10 Cat. Att 18
Pottery
Ceramic
Ca. 520-500 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Wall fragment. Edge of reserved panel with border of ivy. At right, a female arm, painted in white, and small part of her black belt with three horizontal incised lines. Unglazed on interior. The ivy border is typical of the Leagros Group.
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M10 Cat. Att 19
Pottery
Ceramic
Ca. 500 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Fragment of upper body. Leto or Artemis and Apollo with kithara, partially preserved. Forehead and nose of Apollo at left of fragment and outstretched fingers of his left hand can be seen behind the strings of the kithara. White paint used for the fa...
M10 Cat. Att 20
Pottery
Ceramic
Ca. 510-490 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Rounded rim and upper body. Panel on neck bordered at the top by a double net pattern within two horizontal lines. Bearded Dionysus faces left. On his shoulder are two white dots. Andrew J. Clark (by letter) has attributed this piece to the Painter o...
M10 Cat. Att 21
Pottery
Ceramic
Ca. 540 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Fragment of wall. Rump and tail of a donkey at left, facing left; at right, buttock and upper leg of a man, facing right. Interior ribbed horizontally, unglazed.
M10 Cat. Att 22
Pottery
Ceramic
late 6th or early 5th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Wall fragment. Apparently a banquet scene with table and draped reclining man. Traces of horizontal and vertical strokes of white paint.
M10 Cat. Att 23
Pottery
Ceramic
Ca. 500 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Shoulder fragment. Palmette and part of spiral tendril; a second tendril from near the base of the neck and a trace of a tongue.
M10 Cat. Att 24
Pottery
Ceramic
early 5th C. BC? (Late Lydian (Persian))
Lower body. Foot broken off at join with body. Lower body is black; above this is a series of horizontal bands, alternately in black and purple. Trace of pattern on the reserved area.
M10 Cat. Att 25
Pottery
Ceramic
early 5th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Wall fragment. At left, the leg and tail of a satyr walking left. In the center, Dionysus seated on a diphros. In front of him at right, another figure, draped, or perhaps a staff and a foot walking right. Painting much worn.
M10 Cat. Att 26
Pottery
Ceramic
500-475 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Foot and base of a black-figured lekythos. Disk-shaped foot, flat resting surface. Reserved: resting surface and outside edge of foot; also a band on lower body. Trace of the beginning of a panel, perhaps showing a foot. Glaze is thinly applied and s...
M10 Cat. Att 27
Pottery
Ceramic
500-450 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Fragment of a white-ground lekythos. A man in a short tunic creeps to the right, amidst grape vines, one of which is preserved at the left. His cloak hangs down, and he may have carried a staff, seen at the right. The bottom of his tunic is shown by ...
M10 Cat. Att 28
Pottery
Ceramic
500-450 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Shoulder and body fragment of a small lekythos. Head and shoulders of a chinless man with a shapeless nose and incised eye. Very badly worn. Trace of original reserved surface only near the man's right shoulder. Trace of black line which encircled th...
M10 Cat. Att 29
Pottery
Ceramic
470-450 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Shoulder fragment. Palmette and tendrils with crude tongues above. The palmette is from the right of the handle. This scheme is used by both the Athena Painter (Athens NM 1133; ABL 175 and 246, no. 49, pl. 45:6) and the Beldam Painter; Att 29 is clos...
M10 Cat. Att 30
Pottery
Ceramic
470-450 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Upper body fragment of a white-ground pattern lekythos. Horizontal bands below the shoulder; checker pattern of black and white rectangles in three rows. Below is a stemmed fruit cluster of ivy berries and an ivy wreath.
M10 Cat. Att 31
Pottery
Ceramic
first half of 5th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Wall fragment. Lower portion of a painted panel. At right, legs of a standing male figure, facing left. In center, a draped figure seated to right on a stool. One of the two figures holds a staff. At far left, drapery and foot of a third figure (?). ...
M10 Cat. Att 32
Pottery
Ceramic
()
Shoulder fragment of a small lekythos. Two up-and-down palmettes in silhouette and two tendrils, one between the flowers and another encircling the neck. Extra dot of glaze purposely placed between a tendril and a palmette. A fine and delicate piece....
M10 Cat. Att 34
Pottery
Ceramic
early 5th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Wall fragment. Tiny fragment of the lower left edge of a panel, with vertical border at left. The bottom edge on the panel is used as a ground line. A male figure runs or creeps to right; only his foot and a flowing chlamys falling behind are preserv...
M10 Cat. Att 35
Pottery
Ceramic
Ca. 580 BC (Lydian)
Wall fragment. Parts of two friezes from below the widest circumference of the pot. Upper frieze: a pendent lotus flower, a trace of a palmette to the left, and interlace. Cuff of the lotus has fine cross-hatching by incision. Most of the flower is p...
M10 Cat. Att 36
Pottery
Ceramic
Ca. 580-560 BC (Lydian)
Wall fragment. Head and shoulders of a panther, to left, with face frontal. Added red on the neck. Heavy incision for outline and internal details. Interior misfired red.
M10 Cat. Att 37
Pottery
Ceramic
Ca. 570 BC (Lydian)
Wall fragment from upper body. A man riding a horse. He sits low on the back of the horse with his hands out in front of him, his fingers extended and holding onto the reins, which show at both sides of the horse's neck. The rider wears a purple tuni...
M10 Cat. Att 38
Pottery
Ceramic
575-550 BC (Lydian)
Wall fragment. Wing of a sphinx. Incision used for the wing outline and feathers. Curving wing bar has an overlay of purple paint. Interior black glazed. Dated in the second quarter of the sixth century, because of the purple on the wing and because ...