• m10-cor-81-10
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Early Corinthian Alabastron Fragment

Dönem
ca. 620-590 BC, Lidya
Sardeis veya Müze Env. No.
P96.031
Malzeme
Pişmiş toprak
Eserin Türü
Seramik
Seramiğin Şekli
Alabastron
Seramik Mal Grubu
Erken Korint
Pottery Attribution
Yerleşim
Sardis
Alan (Sektör)
HoB
Açma
HoB
Koordinatlar
W14 - W16 / S90 - S93 *98.9 - 98.4
Bulunduğu Yeri
intrusive; found in 1966
Tanım

Early in EC. Small fragment, perhaps from the wall of a small alabastron. Sphinx or griffin to right facing the curve of a snake's body. Only the lower portion of the sphinx's leg and a single curve of the snake's body are preserved. The leg has three parallel incisions and traces of added red in the upper part. The snake's body is incised with small flecks, perhaps representing scales. Glaze: completely worn away. Clay: hard and fine. Pale yellow-buff. Munsell no. 10 YR 7/3 (very pale brown).

The piece is small and in poor condition, but the design suggests a familiar type: curving snake between confronted sphinxes. The fragment is intrusive, as its badly worn condition suggests.

Boyutlar
P.H. 0.031; P.W. 0.025; Th. 0.003
Yorum
Cf. Payne, NC no. 89, pl. 12:5 (Boston MFA 98.910); no. 84, pl. 16:2 (London O.C. 406 [A 1041]).
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