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-shaped helmet to the top of his shield. He has a round incised eye and a long straight nose. The shield has a narrow rim with three vertical incisions decorating the central portion. There are no fillers preserved in the field. Glaze: almost entirely lost; what remains is black and glossy. Clay: hard, smooth, and burned on one side (Munsell no. 2.5 YR 7/2, light gray); otherwise buff in hue (Munsell no. 10 YR 7/3, very pale brown).

This clearly rendered face should be compared with the type that is obscured by a large helmet, Cor 142.

Another small wall fragment from a warrior aryballos showing part of a shield (uninv. HoB 27/vi/65) was found at HoB W 7.00--9.00/S 94.00--100.00 *99.30--*98.90. Munsell no. between 2.5 Y 7/2 (light gray) and 10 YR 8/4 (very pale brown). The shield is decorated with two concentric circles in the center. Another incised circle defines the narrow rim. Date: early in LC.