M10 Cat. Att 391
Pottery
Ceramic
()
Foot and base fragment. Recessed bottom reserved, with miltos.
M10 Cat. Att 392
Pottery
Ceramic
()
Flaring ring foot and part of the base. Light groove near the bottom of the wall. Stamped palmettes.
M10 Cat. Att 393
Pottery
Ceramic
Ca. 500-480 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Fragment of bowl. Exterior has horizontal ribbing.
M10 Cat. Att 394
Pottery
Ceramic
()
Exterior has horizontal ribbing. The piece may be Ionian black glaze. It has a more pronounced curve than any pieces in Agora XII (cf. nos. 518--26, fig. 6).
M10 Cat. Att 395
Pottery
Ceramic
before 410 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Three rim fragments, one with body. Interior: tips of two stamped palmettes. Two other fragments (which add no new information) were found in 1967: uninv. PN 21/vii/67 and uninv. PN 22/vii/67.
M10 Cat. Att 396
Pottery
Ceramic
late 5th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Fragment of body and out-turned rim.
M10 Cat. Att 397
Pottery
Ceramic
Ca. 380 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Groove below the exterior of the rim.
M10 Cat. Att 398
Pottery
Ceramic
()
Similar to Att 397.
M10 Cat. Att 399
Pottery
Ceramic
Ca. 350-325 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Fragment of rim and body. Area under the rim is partly reserved as a band, partly glazed.
M10 Cat. Att 400
Pottery
Ceramic
350-300 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Fragment of ring foot and bowl. Reserved: grooved resting surface and junction of foot and wall. Interior: stamped linked palmettes within rouletting.
M10 Cat. Att 402
Pottery
Ceramic
()
Rolled outward, nearly flat on the top. Reserved from the base of the rim to the wall of the body.
M10 Cat. Att 403
Pottery
Ceramic
()
Reserved, with miltos, below the rim.
M10 Cat. Att 409
Pottery
Ceramic
()
Out-turned rim with a wide overhang.