The Archaeological Exploration of Sardis

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Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 466

Pottery

Ceramic

late 5th-early 4th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Palmettes and ovules.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 467

Pottery

Ceramic

late 5th-early 4th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Reserved: top of inside wall of ring foot and underside. One central circle painted on the underside. Stamped ovules and semicircles on the interior.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 468

Pottery

Ceramic

late 5th-early 4th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

palmettes and ovules
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 469

Pottery

Ceramic

late 5th-early 4th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Grooved resting surface reserved; also reserved at the join of the wall to the foot. Palmette and ovules.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 470

Pottery

Ceramic

early 4th C. BC at latest (Late Lydian (Persian))

Reserved: top of inside wall of ring foot and underside. Part of a wide circle preserved on the underside. interior: palmettes and ovules in concentric circles.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 471

Pottery, Graffito

Ceramic

after 380 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Ring Foot. Reserved: Grooved resting surface and join of foot and wall. Graffito on recessed bottom. Interior: stamped palmettes alternately linked within rouletting and central circle.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 472

Pottery

Ceramic

after 380 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Base with rouletting.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 473

Pottery

Ceramic

after 380 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Miltos in groove under the foot and in the groove at the join of the foot to the wall. Underside glazed. Palmettes and rouletting.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 474

Pottery

Ceramic

after 380 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Reserved: join of foot to wall, groove on underside of foot. Palmettes and rouletting.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 475

Pottery

Ceramic

after 380 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Shallow foot. Palmettes and rouletting.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 476

Pottery

Ceramic

after 380 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Palmettes and rouletting
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 477

Pottery

Ceramic

after 380 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 479

Pottery

Ceramic

before 1st quarter of 4th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Spreading foot, no decoration in bowl interior (center preserved). Reserved: torus, resting surface, recessed bottom. Crude dot and circle in the center of the underside. Fillet, with miltos at the join of the foot to the body.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 480

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 380-350 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Reserved: resting surface and recessed bottom with a painted circle and dot. Interior: four palmettes, faint rouletting.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 481

Pottery, Graffito

Ceramic

400-350 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Ring foot. Reserved: grooved resting surface and join of foot and wall. Graffito on recessed bottom: HP ligatured. Interior: palmettes with stitched rouletting.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 482

Pottery

Ceramic

before 350 BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Reserved: resting surface, recessed bottom. Inner wall of foot glazed, also center dot and one small circle. Palmettes.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 483

Pottery

Ceramic

375-350 BC or later (Late Lydian (Persian))
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 484

Pottery, Graffito

Ceramic

mid-4th century BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Fragment of ring foot. Reserved: grooved resting surface and join of foot and wall. Graffito on recessed bottom: N (?). Interior: alternately linked palmettes within rouletting, and central circle.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 485

Pottery

Ceramic

mid-late 4th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Rouletting. foot is grooved.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 486

Pottery

Ceramic

4th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Bowl or other open shape, fragment of base. Resting surface grooved and reserved. Interior: double row of rouletting.
Fragment of an Attic Black Glaze Bowl Floor with Graffiti, Rouletting, and Painted Decoration
M10 Cat. Att 487

Pottery

Ceramic

4th C. BC (Late Lydian (Persian))

Reserved on the resting surface and above the torus of the foot. Trace of a palmette.
Attic Black Glaze Ring Foot, Base, or Bowl Floor Fragment
M10 Cat. Att 488

Pottery, Graffito

Ceramic

(Late Lydian (Persian))

Ring foot, grooved. Graffito on recessed bottom. Interior: single palmette preserved. Very worn.
Attic Black Glaze Ring Foot, Base, or Bowl Floor Fragment
M10 Cat. Att 489

Pottery

Ceramic

()

Rouletting. Reserved band with miltos, at the base of the wall.
Attic Black Glaze Ring Foot, Base, or Bowl Floor Fragment
M10 Cat. Att 490

Pottery

Ceramic

(Late Lydian (Persian))

Rouletting.
Attic Black Glaze Ring Foot, Base, or Bowl Floor Fragment
M10 Cat. Att 491

Pottery

Ceramic

()

Large palmettes and rouletting; reserved resting surface.