M10 Cat. Cor 139
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 570-550 BC (Lidya)
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...
M10 Cat. Cor 140
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 570-550 BC (Lidya)
Early in LC. One-third of a round aryballos preserved from neck to base. Five tongues remain on the shoulder. Two shields with incised decoration and a single rosette with a simple crossed incision remain in the belly frieze. Glaze: very worn, but bl...
M10 Cat. Cor 141
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 570-550 BC (Lidya)
Early in LC. Nearly one-half of a round aryballos, preserved from the shoulder to the base. Two sherds, joined. Warrior frieze with one warrior remaining. On the shoulder are the lower portions of six tongues with two glazed lines below. In the friez...
M10 Cat. Cor 142
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 570-550 BC (Lidya)
Early in LC. A large portion, preserved from the shoulder to near the foot. The eighteen tongues remaining on the shoulder are long, thin, and spaced fairly evenly, but irregular in size. Three glazed lines appear below. On the belly is a frieze of w...
M10 Cat. Cor 143
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 570-550 BC ()
Wall fragment. Two warrior friezes. In the upper frieze, a series of warriors walk to the right. Only portions of two men remain. The warriors hold large round shields that cover all but their helmets and legs. The shields are not compass-drawn and a...
M10 Cat. Cor 144
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
()
A small rim fragment with a strong inward curve at the top. Exterior: two bands of glaze appear near the rim, and three wiggles remain in the handle frieze. Below are portions of six horizontal bands. Glaze: exterior, red for the wiggle in the frieze...
M10 Cat. Cor 145
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
()
Shoulder fragment. Stag (or dog?) in the silhouette technique, coursing to right, preserved from his haunch to near his antlered (?) head. The remains of a dot-in-circle rosette lie beneath the stag's belly. No incision. Glaze: light brown to black. ...
M10 Cat. Cor 146
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
(Lidya)
Base and lower body, preserved from above the rays to the small foot. A band of glaze at the top followed by a reserved area with three thin lines. The tips of the thin rays touch the lowest line. The rays are carelessly drawn and their bases are not...
M10 Cat. Cor 147
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
(Lidya)
The top and neck. Exterior: an eight-pointed star. The tips of the uneven points impinge on the framing circle of glaze. The interior of the mouth is glazed. Glaze: dark orange. Clay: reddish in hue.
The star pattern closely imitates Corinthian types ...
M10 Cat. Cor 148
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
(Lidya)
Handle-plate, with the stump of the handle preserved. The plate is not square at the corners. A large bird to left in profile. The body is heavy and awkward, the neck short and the beak hooked like that of a vulture. It may be a unique representation...
M10 Cat. Cor App. 1
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 630-590 BC (Lidya)
Notes: "Greenish yellow clay, black varnish, red overcolor, and incision.
"On flat lip, radiating tongues; on edge of lip, traces of black stripe. On shoulder, tongue pattern and trace [or traces?] of 2 narrow bands, defining the main field. On bottom...
M10 Cat. Cor App. 2
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 570-550 BC ()
Early in LC-I. Chase notes: “Pale, greenish yellow clay. Brown-black varnish. On bottom, broad circular band, followed by 3 narrow bands, the uppermost of which marks the bottom of the principal field. Above this, running below the base of the handle...