by Nancy H. Ramage and Andrew Ramage
Deep Sounding C
(See Fig. 3.9)
Floor at *94.75 and Below/Finds Associated with the Donkey at *94.2
Pottery
HoB 1 (P66.107) Early Lydian cup (Fig. HoB 1)
HoB 2 (P66.177) Early Lydian cup (Fig. HoB 2)
HoB 3 (P13.173) Protogeometric cup (Fig. HoB 3)
HoB 4 (P13.174) Cup (Fig. HoB 4)
HoB 5 (P13.175) Cup (Fig. HoB 5)
HoB 6 (P13.172) Bowl (Fig. HoB 6)
HoB 7 (P13.183) Large jug (Fig. HoB 7)
HoB 8 (P13.163) Jug (Fig. HoB 8)
HoB 9 (P13.191) Large jug (Fig. HoB 9)
HoB 10 (P13.160) Jar or amphora (Fig. HoB 10)
HoB 11 (P13.162) Small jar (Fig. HoB 11)
HoB 12 (P13.158) Red on buff rim (Fig. HoB 12)
HoB 13 (P13.197) Painted closed vessel (Fig. HoB 13)
HoB 14 (P13.161) Body fragment with streaky brown decoration (Fig. HoB 14)
HoB 15 (P66.139) Bowl (Fig. HoB 15)
HoB 16 (P66.154) Gray Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 16)
HoB 17 (P12.34) Gray Ware handled bowl (Fig. HoB 17)
HoB 18 (P66.157) Deep Gray Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 18)
HoB 19 (P12.60) Scoop bowl handle (Fig. HoB 19)
HoB 20 (P12.109) Small, thin-walled bowl (Fig. HoB 20)
HoB 21 (P12.17) Gray Ware cup with handle (Fig. HoB 21)
HoB 22 (P12.64) Cup or bowl with vertical handle (Fig. HoB 22)
HoB 23 (P12.16) Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 23)
HoB 24 (P66.158) Buff cup (Fig. HoB 24)
HoB 25 (P12.87) Handle of a jug (Fig. HoB 25)
HoB 26 (P12.95) Large trefoil jug (Fig. HoB 26)
HoB 27 (P66.159) Trefoil jug (Fig. HoB 27)
HoB 28 (P12.86) Open vessel with lug handle (Fig. HoB 28)
HoB 29 (P12.62) Scoop handle of bowl (Fig. HoB 29)
HoB 30 (P66.140) Cooking pot (Fig. HoB 30)
HoB 31 (P04.5) Wide-necked cooking pot (Fig. HoB 31)
HoB 32 (P12.63) Band handle of cooking pot (Fig. HoB 32)
HoB 33 (P12.121) One leg from a three-legged cooking bowl (Fig. HoB 33)
Terracotta
HoB 34 (T12.5.12) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 34)
Metal
HoB 35 (M11.2) Bronze bead (Fig. HoB 35)
HoB 36 (M14.8) Bronze fibula (Fig. HoB 36)
HoB 37 (M16.3) Iron knife blade (Fig. HoB 37)
Bone
HoB 38 (BI66.4) Bone toggle (Fig. HoB 38)
Lower Levels of Deep Sounding C
Pottery
HoB 39 (P12.94) Thin-walled bowl (Fig. HoB 39)
HoB 40 (P12.112) Delicate bowl or cup with flat base (Fig. HoB 40)
HoB 41 (P14.28) Small cup (Fig. HoB 41)
HoB 42 (P12.111) Vessel rim with handle (Fig. HoB 42)
HoB 43 (P12.114) Large vessel, everted rim (Fig. HoB 43)
HoB 44 (P12.107) Closed vessel with handle (Fig. HoB 44)
HoB 45 (P12.106) Body sherd of a closed vessel (Fig. HoB 45)
HoB 46 (P12.98) Body sherd (Fig. HoB 46)
HoB 47 (P12.115) Handle and wall fragment of bowl (Fig. HoB 47)
HoB 48 (P12.61) Handle of a large pithos (Fig. HoB 48)
HoB 49 (P12.88) Cooking pot (Fig. HoB 49)
HoB 50 (P12.103) Coarseware vessel (Fig. HoB 50)
HoB 51 (P12.100) Coarseware vessel (Fig. HoB 51)
HoB 52 (P12.110) Shoulder of coarseware vessel (Fig. HoB 52)
Deep Sounding B
(See Fig. 3.14)
*94.75 Hearth Level and Below
The *94.75 level in Deep Sounding B, with gray ash and reddened earth, corresponds to the *94.75 level in Deep Sounding C. See Table - *94.75 Hearth Level and Below
Pottery
HoB 53 (P62.455) Black on Red plate (Fig. HoB 53)
HoB 54 (P62.465) Gray Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 54)
HoB 55 (P12.45) Amphora (Fig. HoB 55)
HoB 56 (P62.404) Painted lid of large pithos (?) (Fig. HoB 56)
HoB 57 (P12.30) Pithos with incised marks and decoration made with a finger (Figs. 1.6 and HoB 57)
HoB 58 (P62.403) Pithos with incisions and finger marks (Fig. HoB 58)
Below *94.75 Hearth Level
HoB 59 (P62.409) Painted bowl or jug (Fig. HoB 59)
HoB 60 (P62.413) Carinated bowl (Fig. HoB 60)
HoB 61 (P62.408) Painted pithos or krater (Fig. HoB 61)
HoB 62 (P62.412) Pithos with incised mark (Fig. HoB 62)
HoB 63 (P12.42) Imported jug (?) (Fig. HoB 63)
HoB 64 (P62.480) Painted cup (Fig. HoB 64)
HoB 65 (P62.459) Closed vessel with concentric semicircles (Fig. HoB 65)
HoB 66 (P62.439) Buff Ware bowl with loop handle (Fig. HoB 66)
HoB 67 (P62.460) Krater with painted three-quarter concentric circles (Fig. HoB 67)
HoB 68 (P62.458) Gray Ware closed vessel (Fig. HoB 68)
HoB 69 (P62.472) Carinated bowl (Fig. HoB 69)
HoB 70 (P62.473) Gray Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 70)
HoB 71 (P62.440) Pithos with incised mark and hole (Fig. HoB 71)
HoB 72 (P62.452) Gray Ware bowl with lug handle (Fig. HoB 72)
HoB 73 (P62.451) Brown on Buff krater with concentric semicircles (Fig. HoB 73)
See Table - *93.7-93.4
HoB 74 (P12.43) Bowl (Fig. HoB 74)
HoB 75 (P62.469) Brown on Buff cup (Fig. HoB 75)
HoB 76 (P62.467) Trefoil jug (Fig. HoB 76)
HoB 77 (P62.468) Carinated storage jar (Fig. HoB 77)
HoB 78 (P12.35) Pithos with incised chevron pattern (Fig. HoB 78)
HoB 79 (P12.51) Gray Ware jar with ridges (Fig. HoB 79)
HoB 80 (P12.47) Carinated bowl (Fig. HoB 80)
HoB 81 (P62.478) Streaked and banded bowl (Fig. HoB 81)
HoB 82 (P62.474) Buff Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 82)
HoB 83 (P62.476) Buff Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 83)
HoB 84 (P62.477) Buff Ware cup or bowl (Fig. HoB 84)
HoB 85 (P62.475) Buff Ware jar (Fig. HoB 85)
HoB 86 (P62.406) Early Lydian cup (?) (Fig. HoB 86)
HoB 87 (P62.407) Imported Protogeometric cup (Fig. HoB 87)
HoB 88 (P12.53) Clay basin of breadtray fabric (Fig. HoB 88)
HoB 89 (P12.50) Brown on Buff jug (Fig. HoB 89)
HoB 90 (P62.405) Buff Ware jug with incised decoration (Fig. HoB 90)
HoB 91 (P12.41) Buff Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 91)
HoB 92 (P12.40) Bowl or cup (Fig. HoB 92)
Low Levels of Deep Sounding B
HoB 93 (P14.45) Bowl (Fig. HoB 93)
HoB 94 (P12.49) Large jug, possibly imported (Fig. HoB 94)
HoB 95 (P62.448) Closed painted vessel, Late Mycenaean? (Fig. HoB 95)
HoB 96 (P62.449) Buff Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 96)
HoB 97 (P12.44) Lug handle with pierced hole (Fig. HoB 97)
Terracotta
HoB 98 (T62.41) Loom weight pierced by two holes (Fig. HoB 98)
HoB 99 (T62.48) Loom weight (Fig. HoB 99)
HoB 100 (T62.52) Loom weight (Fig. HoB 100)
Metal
HoB 101 (M12.3) Iron knife blade (Fig. HoB 101)
Stone
HoB 102 (S12.1) Whetstone (Fig. HoB 102)
HoB 103 (S12.2) Granite quern (Fig. HoB 103)
Round Hut and Cremation Burial
For fragments of wattle and daub from the round hut, see Figs. 3.17 and 3.18.
Pottery
HoB 104 (P12.39) Buff Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 104)
HoB 105 (P62.463) Pithos with two small lug handles (Manisa 4339) (Figs. 3.19 and HoB 105)
Terracotta
HoB 106 (T02.8) Rod or spit holder (Fig. HoB 106)
Lowest Level of Deep Sounding B: *91.40–89.90
Pot fragments from the lowest level of Deep Sounding B (less than half a box):
3 fragments of yellow ware pithos, not the dark red as on higher pithoi.
1 rim, yellow, well smoothed surface
8 pieces of cooking pot.
8 pieces of red buff plainware, somewhat coarse.
Ca. 25 pieces of finer pink to yellow buff wares; finer fabric, smooth surface; some open hand-polished (5 pieces)
2 pieces of nearly black polished ware, possibly handmade
Deep Sounding A
(See Fig. 3.20)
Below *94.80
The tabulation of finds here gives an idea of the proportions in the lowest levels of the sounding. See Table - Below *94.80
Pottery
HoB 107 (P16.28) Handle of amphora or jug with paint (Fig. HoB 107)
HoB 108 (P60.569) Brown on Buff jar (Fig. HoB 108)
HoB 109 (P60.570) Closed vessel (Fig. HoB 109)
HoB 110 (P60.567) Closed vessel (Fig. HoB 110)
HoB 111 (P60.575) Gray Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 111)
HoB 112 (P60.574) Gray Ware bowl with loop handle (Fig. HoB 112)
HoB 113 (P60.512) Gray Ware one-handled cup (Fig. HoB 113)
HoB 114 (P60.573) Gray Ware dish (Fig. HoB 114)
HoB 115 (P60.519) Jar with herringbone pattern (Fig. HoB 115)
HoB 116 (P60.520) Jar with combed wave pattern (Fig. HoB 116)
HoB 117 (P60.572) Gray Ware jug handle (Fig. HoB 117)
HoB 118 (P60.588) Handmade jar with rope pattern (Fig. HoB 118)
Small box from the bottom of Deep Sounding A: “a lot more Buff Ware than a day or two ago. Still some Gray but many fewer heavy, coarse red storage jars.”2
See Table - Deep Sounding A Small Box
Metal
HoB 119 (M18.8) Iron adze (Fig. HoB 119)
Below *94.16 (Late Bronze Age)
Pottery
HoB 120 (P60.555) Mycenaean or sub-Mycenaean jug handle (Fig. HoB 120)
HoB 121 (P60.553) Handmade jar with painted decoration (Fig. HoB 121)
HoB 122 (P60.522) Closed vessel with Black on Red decoration (Fig. HoB 122)
HoB 123 (P60.554) Dark Brown on Buff, imported (?) jar (Fig. HoB 123)
HoB 124 (P60.556) Buff Ware carinated bowl (Fig. HoB 124)
HoB 125 (P60.557) Buff Ware carinated bowl (Fig. HoB 125)
HoB 126 (P60.559) Handle of large cup (Fig. HoB 126)
HoB 127 (P60.552) Gray Ware jug with handle (Fig. HoB 127)
HoB 128 (P60.558) Heavily burned large cooking pot (Fig. HoB 128)
Terracotta
HoB 129 (T60.44) Terracotta knucklebone (Fig. HoB 129)
Additional Test Pit
HoB 130 (P83.31) Buff Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 130)
by Nancy H. Ramage and Andrew Ramage
Deep Sounding C
Pottery
HoB 131 (P13.178) Black on Buff plate (Fig. HoB 131)
HoB 132 (P12.67) Bowl (Fig. HoB 132)
HoB 133 (P13.181) Shallow bowl (Fig. HoB 133)
HoB 134 (P13.180) Shallow bowl (Fig. HoB 134)
HoB 135 (P14.41) Bowl with lug handle (Fig. HoB 135)
HoB 136 (P12.104) Bowl with cream-colored slip (Fig. HoB 136)
HoB 137 (P13.176) Brown on Buff bowl (Fig. HoB 137)
HoB 138 (P14.35) Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 138)
HoB 139 (P66.68) Imported Greek bowl (Fig. HoB 139)
HoB 140 (P14.40) Streaked jug (Fig. HoB 140)
HoB 141 (P66.137) Mycenaean (?) cup rim and loop handle (Fig. HoB 141)
HoB 142 (P13.170) Imported painted cup (Fig. HoB 142)
HoB 143 (P66.178) Lydian cup (Fig. HoB 143)
HoB 144 (P14.42) Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 144)
HoB 145 (P13.185) Small cup (Fig. HoB 145)
HoB 146 (P13.201) Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 146)
HoB 147 (P12.89) Small jug (Fig. HoB 147)
HoB 148 (P12.99) Black on Red cup or bowl (Fig. HoB 148)
HoB 149 (P13.166) Cup (Fig. HoB 149)
HoB 150 (P13.177) Buff cup (Fig. HoB 150)
HoB 151 (P13.195) Cup (Fig. HoB 151)
HoB 152 (P13.167) Buff cup (Fig. HoB 152)
HoB 153 (P13.165) Buff cup (Fig. HoB 153)
HoB 154 (P13.179) Trefoil rim (Fig. HoB 154)
HoB 155 (P66.119) Mycenaean krater (Fig. HoB 155)
HoB 156 (P16.35) Mycenaean krater fragment (Fig. HoB 156)
HoB 157 (P66.76) Geometric krater or bowl (Fig. HoB 157)
HoB 158 (P66.82) Geometric krater or bowl (Fig. HoB 158)
HoB 159 (P12.59) Black on Red krater (Fig. HoB 159)
HoB 160 (P12.58) Brown on Buff (purplish) jug (Fig. HoB 160)
HoB 161 (P13.204) Brown on Buff jug (Fig. HoB 161)
HoB 162 (P13.190) Small jug (Fig. HoB 162)
HoB 163 (P13.200) Jug (Fig. HoB 163)
HoB 164 (P13.187) Jug (Fig. HoB 164)
HoB 165 (P13.186) Small buff jug (Fig. HoB 165)
HoB 166 (P13.192) Red on Buff large jug (Fig. HoB 166)
HoB 167 (P16.26) Mycenaean (?) Red on Buff amphora or jug (Fig. HoB 167)
HoB 168 (P13.164) Red on Buff banded amphora (Fig. HoB 168)
HoB 169 (P16.27) Mycenaean (?) closed vessel (Fig. HoB 169)
HoB 170 (P13.184) Large Brown on Buff jug (Fig. HoB 170)
HoB 171 (P13.169) Small jar (Fig. HoB 171)
HoB 172 (P13.159) Red on Buff closed vessel (Fig. HoB 172)
HoB 173 (P13.188) Band handle (Fig. HoB 173)
HoB 174 (P13.193) Brown on Buff closed vessel (Fig. HoB 174)
HoB 175 (P13.198) Brown on Buff closed vessel (Fig. HoB 175)
HoB 176 (P13.194) Brown on Buff closed vessel (Fig. HoB 176)
HoB 177 (P13.196) Body of closed vessel (Fig. HoB 177)
HoB 178 (P13.168) Body of closed vessel (Fig. HoB 178)
HoB 179 (P66.66) Large Black on Red Lydian Geometric biconical pot stand, or foot of a large krater (Fig. HoB 179)
HoB 180 (P12.32) Gray Ware cup or bowl (Fig. HoB 180)
HoB 181 (P12.6) Gray Ware handled bowl (Fig. HoB 181)
HoB 182 (P12.13) Gray Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 182)
HoB 183 (P12.66) Bowl rim and strap handle (Fig. HoB 183)
HoB 184 (P12.5) Gray Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 184)
HoB 185 (P14.30) Small Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 185)
HoB 186 (P14.32) Thick-walled Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 186)
HoB 187 (P14.36) Small buff cup (Fig. HoB 187)
HoB 188 (P14.31) Gray Ware cup fragment (Fig. HoB 188)
HoB 189 (P14.27) Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 189)
HoB 190 (P14.16) Large Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 190)
HoB 191 (P14.20) Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 191)
HoB 192 (P14.22) Gray Ware cup with ribbing (Fig. HoB 192)
HoB 193 (P14.43) Small buff cup (Fig. HoB 193)
HoB 194 (P12.92) Buff beaker (Fig. HoB 194)
HoB 195 (P12.15) Gray Ware krater (Fig. HoB 195)
HoB 196 (P66.115) Buff Ware lid with knob handle (Fig. HoB 196)
HoB 197 (P12.101) Lid of a vessel (Fig. HoB 197)
HoB 198 (P12.8) Coarse Gray Ware jug (Fig. HoB 198)
HoB 199 (P14.21) Gray Ware jug (Fig. HoB 199)
HoB 200 (P14.23) Gray Ware jug (Fig. HoB 200)
HoB 201 (P12.38) Gray Ware storage jar with ridges (Fig. HoB 201)
HoB 202 (P12.108) Jar with sign or decoration (Fig. HoB 202)
HoB 203 (P12.21) Gray Ware storage jar with wavy lines (Fig. HoB 203)
HoB 204 (P12.23) Gray Ware storage jar (Fig. HoB 204)
HoB 205 (P12.26) Gray Ware base and ring foot (Fig. HoB 205)
HoB 206 (P12.97) Globular buff closed vessel (Fig. HoB 206)
HoB 207 (P12.18) Gray Ware twisted handle with grooves (Fig. HoB 207)
HoB 208 (P12.33) Gray Ware vessel with lug handle (Fig. HoB 208)
HoB 209 (P12.105) Closed vessel (lid?) with projecting lug or boss (Figs. 10.3 and HoB 209)
HoB 210 (P14.33) Gray Ware handle (Fig. HoB 210)
HoB 211 (P12.91) Handmade buff lug foot (Fig. HoB 211)
HoB 212 (P13.199) Fragment of painted vessel, turned into a loom weight? (Fig. HoB 212)
HoB 213 (P12.68) Strainer (Fig. HoB 213)
HoB 214 (P12.113) Cylindrical pot stand (?) (Fig. HoB 214)
HoB 215 (P12.29) Gray Ware baby feeder (Fig. HoB 215)
HoB 216 (P66.138) Pithos (Fig. HoB 216)
HoB 217 (P12.52) Clay basin (Fig. HoB 217)
HoB 218 (P12.24) Globular cooking pot (Fig. HoB 218)
HoB 219 (P12.37) Large Gray Ware storage vessel (Fig. HoB 219)
Terracotta
The following group of twelve entries are hammer-shaped, or hammerhead loom weights (HoB 220–HoB 229). All of them have a uniform texture, more like mudbrick than like pottery.
HoB 220 (T12.5.1) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 220)
HoB 221 (T12.5.2) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 221)
HoB 222 (T12.5.3) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 222)
HoB 223 (T12.5.4 and T12.5.10) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 223)
HoB 224 (T12.5.7) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 224)
HoB 225 (T12.5.8) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 225)
HoB 226 (T12.5.9) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 226)
HoB 227 (T12.5.5) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 227)
HoB 228 (T12.5.6) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 228)
HoB 229 (T12.5.11) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 229)
HoB 230 (T98.2) Terracotta spit holder (Fig. HoB 230)
HoB 231 (T14.14) Doughnut-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 231)
HoB 232 (T12.3) Spindle whorl (Fig. HoB 232)
Metal
HoB 233 (M66.13) High-arched fibula (Fig. HoB 233)
HoB 234 (M11.1) Bronze needle (Fig. HoB 234)
HoB 235 (M66.11) Bronze pin (Fig. HoB 235)
HoB 236 (M15.1) Iron knife blade (Fig. HoB 236)
HoB 237 (M11.4) Iron sickle blade (Fig. HoB 237)
HoB 238 (M11.10) Iron hook (Fig. HoB 238)
Stone
HoB 239 (S12.3) Small stone pounder (Fig. HoB 239)
HoB 240 (S12.4) Whetstone, cut down and reused (Fig. HoB 240)
HoB 241 (S66.11) Stone celt (Fig. HoB 241)
Seal
HoB 242 (Seal66.1) Green schist seal with goat design (Fig. HoB 242)
Deep Sounding B
(See Fig. 3.14)
Pottery
HoB 243 (P62.290) Imported Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 243)
HoB 244 (P62.201) Black on Red pot stand or foot of large krater (Fig. HoB 244)
HoB 245 (P62.385) White Bichrome foot of krater (Fig. HoB 245)
HoB 246 (P62.384) Black on Red small jug (Fig. HoB 246)
HoB 247 (P62.383) Painted spool handle (Fig. HoB 247)
HoB 248 (P12.48) Protogeometric (?) jug fragment (Fig. HoB 248)
HoB 249 (P12.46) Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 249)
HoB 250 (P62.380) Globular Gray Ware jug (Fig. HoB 250)
Terracotta
HoB 251 (T02.9) Fragments of oven or furnace grate (Fig. HoB 251)
Deep Sounding A
(See Fig. 3.20)
Pottery
HoB 252 (P60.525) Shallow bowl, imported? (Fig. HoB 252)
HoB 253 (P60.511) Shallow bowl (Fig. HoB 253)
HoB 254 (P60.506) Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 254)
HoB 255 (P60.524) Local imitation of a Mycenaean or sub-Mycenaean krater (Fig. HoB 255)
See Table - Lydian IV: Deep Sounding A
HoB 256 (P60.505) Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 256)
HoB 257 (P60.561) Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 257)
HoB 258 (P60.527) Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 258)
HoB 259 (P60.562) Brown on Buff closed vessel (Fig. HoB 259)
HoB 260 (P60.564) Three Gray Ware fragments: bowl, loop handle, cup base (Fig. HoB 260)
HoB 261 (P60.526) Small buff jug (Fig. HoB 261)
HoB 262 (P60.563) Pithos with incised pattern (Fig. HoB 262)
HoB 263 (P60.518) Gray Ware knob or boss with an impressed X (Figs. 10.3 and HoB 263)
HoB 264 (P60.548) Pithos, thumbprints on rim (Fig. HoB 264)
Terracotta
HoB 265 (T60.42) Spindle whorl (Fig. HoB 265)
Stone
HoB 266 (S14.7) Stone bead (Fig. HoB 266)
Glass
HoB 267 (G60.50) Glass bead, yellow [photo is black and white] (Fig. HoB 267)
South of Deep Sounding B
Pottery
HoB 268 (P13.182) Krater (?) handle fragment, painted (Fig. HoB 268)
HoB 269 (P13.189) Ring foot, painted (Fig. HoB 269)
HoB 270 (P13.202) Black on Red closed vessel (Fig. HoB 270)
HoB 271 (P12.14) Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl (Fig. HoB 271)
HoB 272 (P12.20) Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 272)
HoB 273 (P14.25) Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 273)
HoB 274 (P14.29) Small Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 274)
See Table - South of Deep Sounding B
HoB 275 (P12.102) Pithos with incised groove decoration (Fig. HoB 275)
Terracotta
HoB 276 (T12.11) Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions (Fig. HoB 276)
Bone
HoB 277 (BI12.1) Bone toggle (Fig. HoB 277)
*96.4 floor at W20/S115–120
(see Fig. 4.2)
In addition to local pieces listed below, there was a significant number of imported Geometric period sherds of the kind that are often categorized as East Greek Geometric, Cycladic, or Euboean, as well as one or two Protogeometric and earlier Geometric pieces, out of context. These include the following, at *96.4 and below, around *96.1.
Pottery
HoB 278 (P64.354) Black on Red plate (Fig. HoB 278)
HoB 279 (P64.355) Black on Red plate (Fig. HoB 279)
HoB 280 (P64.356) Large Bichrome krater (Fig. HoB 280)
HoB 281 (P64.351) Cup, perhaps Cycladic or Euboean Middle Geometric (Fig. HoB 281)
Stone
HoB 282 (S64.48) Large whetstone or polishing stone (Fig. HoB 282)
To *96.10
Pottery
HoB 283 (P64.434) Large shallow bowl (Fig. HoB 283)
HoB 284 (P64.437) Large Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 284)
HoB 285 (P12.90) Black on Red cup rim (Fig. HoB 285)
HoB 286 (P64.435) East Greek bird skyphos (Fig. HoB 286)
HoB 287 (P64.439) Round-mouthed Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 287)
HoB 288 (P64.436) Large East Greek closed vessel (Fig. HoB 288)
HoB 289 (P64.442) White Bichrome jar (Fig. HoB 289)
HoB 290 (P64.433) Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 290)
To *95.60
HoB 291 (P64.444) Fragment of Black on Red shallow bowl (Fig. HoB 291)
HoB 292 (P64.445) Imported Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 292)
HoB 293 (P64.443) Shoulder of a Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 293)
HoB 294 (P14.15) Gray Ware lid with impressed triangles (Fig. HoB 294)
HoB 295 (P83.63) Iron Age cooking pot (Manisa 6676) (Fig. HoB 295)
The level below the *95.5 floor of Deep Sounding B consisted of the typical mixture of brown earth and larger sand lenses. At the south end, below the stones and pithos sherds mentioned in Deep Sounding A, the dark earth with charcoal continued but became sandier about *95.2 and produced much less pottery. Aside from the pithoi, a typical sample of sherds from the stratum in question might run as in Table - Level *95.2
The plain reddish-buff ware, of coarser and finer textures, gave little evidence of attention to surface finish. The plain yellow-buff ware was generally of fine texture. See p. 44.
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome from ca. *97.0 to *94.75
HoB 296 (P14.17) Large Gray Ware bowl with impressed triangles (Fig. HoB 296)
HoB 297 (P12.9) Heavy Gray Ware bowl with double spool handle (Fig. HoB 297)
HoB 298 (P14.18) Small Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 298)
HoB 299 (P12.10) Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl (Fig. HoB 299)
HoB 300 (P12.11) Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl (Fig. HoB 300)
HoB 301 (P12.19) Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl (Fig. HoB 301)
HoB 302 (P12.12) Gray Ware round-mouthed jug (Fig. HoB 302)
HoB 303 (P14.14) Gray Ware jug handle (Fig. HoB 303)
HoB 304 (P14.24) Large Gray Ware jug handle (Fig. HoB 304)
HoB 305 (P12.4) Large Gray Ware krater (?) (Fig. HoB 305)
HoB 306 (P14.19) Gray Ware lug handle of large bowl (Fig. HoB 306)
by Nancy H. Ramage and Andrew Ramage
East End
Pottery
See Table - Lydian III, East End (1)
HoB 307 (P62.293) Large Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 307)
HoB 308 (P61.577) Black on Red shallow bowl fragment (Fig. HoB 308)
HoB 309 (P62.299) Buff cup (Fig. HoB 309)
HoB 310 (P60.565) Small cup (Fig. HoB 310)
HoB 311 (P60.534) Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 311)
HoB 312 (P60.598) Greek Geometric krater (Fig. HoB 312)
HoB 313 (P60.546) Black on Red jug or amphora (Fig. HoB 313)
HoB 314 (P61.576) Brown on Buff closed shape (Fig. HoB 314)
HoB 315 (P62.200) White Bichrome closed vessel (Fig. HoB 315)
HoB 316 (P60.571) Black on Red closed vessel (Fig. HoB 316)
HoB 317 (P60.532) Gray Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 317)
HoB 318 (P62.242) Large cooking pot (Fig. HoB 318)
HoB 319 (P62.221) Cooking bowl (Fig. HoB 319)
HoB 320 (P62.267) Lid of cooking pot with semicircular spoon cutout (Fig. HoB 320)
HoB 321 (P62.298) Gold Dust ware lid (Fig. HoB 321)
HoB 322 (P61.574) Ephesianizing rim (Fig. HoB 322)
See Table - Lydian III, East End (2)
HoB 323 vacat.
Bone
HoB 324 (BI61.31) Bone toggle (Manisa 6702) (Fig. HoB 324)
Central Area
Pottery
HoB 325 (P66.25)Red on White high-stemmed dish (Manisa 5346) (Fig. HoB 325)
HoB 326 (P65.272) Black on Red low-stemmed bowl (Fig. HoB 326)
HoB 327 (P61.494) Black on Red bowl or dish (Fig. HoB 327)
HoB 328 (P65.276) Carinated Bichrome bowl (Fig. HoB 328)
HoB 329 (P62.239) Rounded skyphos (Fig. HoB 329)
HoB 330 (P62.297) Skyphos (Fig. HoB 330)
HoB 331 (P68.67) Black on Red round-mouthed jug (Fig. HoB 331)
HoB 332 (P65.220) Black on Red “loose style” jug (Fig. HoB 332)
HoB 333 (P66.69) Bichrome jar (Fig. HoB 333)
HoB 334 (P13.21) Bichrome jar with circle designs (Figs. 1.15 and HoB 334)
HoB 335 (P18.63) Ephesianizing rim (Fig. HoB 335)
HoB 336 (P65.274) Banded, flaring buff foot (Fig. HoB 336)
HoB 337 (P66.37) Gray Ware trefoil jug (Fig. HoB 337)
HoB 338 (P65.273) Gray Ware krater with mending holes (Fig. HoB 338)
HoB 339 (P65.221) Gray Ware lid (Figs. 1.4 and HoB 339)
HoB 340 (P66.35) Gray Ware lid (Fig. HoB 340)
HoB 341 (P62.288) Dark Gray Ware jug (Fig. HoB 341)
HoB 342 (P65.270) Coarse gray jar (Fig. HoB 342)
HoB 343 (P14.34) Gray Ware handle (Fig. HoB 343)
HoB 344 (P13.33) Spout of a Gray Ware baby feeder (Fig. HoB 344)
See theTabulation of the Eastern Part of the Central Area
HoB 345 (P65.271) Imported Brown on Buff large metopal deep bowl (Fig. HoB 345)
HoB 346 (P62.251) Imported Geometric painted bowl (Fig. HoB 346)
HoB 347 (P66.64) Greek Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 347)
HoB 348 (P68.50) East Greek bird skyphos (Fig. HoB 348)
HoB 349 (P66.39) Corinthian Geometric linear kotyle (Fig. HoB 349)
HoB 350 (P96.27) Corinthian kotyle (Fig. HoB 350)
HoB 351 (P65.222) East Greek krater (Fig. HoB 351)
HoB 352 (P65.260) Krater/bowl on high foot (Fig. HoB 352)
HoB 353 (P66.41) Greek Geometric krater (Fig. HoB 353)
HoB 353A (P17.3) East Greek krater fragment (Fig. HoB 353A)
HoB 354 (P16.36) Imported Black on Red globular vessel (Fig. HoB 354)
HoB 355 (P62.294) Corinthian Geometric trefoil jug (Manisa 4951) (Fig. HoB 355)
HoB 356 (P65.269) Painted Milesian transport amphora (Fig. HoB 356)
HoB 357 (P65.192) Two sherds of white fabric, imported (Fig. HoB 357)
HoB 358 (T12.10) Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions (Fig. HoB 358)
HoB 359 (T12.13) Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions (Fig. HoB 359)
HoB 360 (T12.8) Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions (Fig. HoB 360)
HoB 361 (T12.9) Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions (Fig. HoB 361)
Metal
HoB 362 (M11.3) Bronze tweezer fragment (Fig. HoB 362)
HoB 363 (M84.9) Bronze fibula
HoB 364 (M17.6) Iron knife (Fig. HoB 364)
HoB 365 (M17.7) Iron object (Fig. HoB 365)
HoB 366 (M15.6) Iron hook (Fig. HoB 366)
HoB 366A (M17.8) Iron points, three or four (Fig. HoB 366A)
Bone
HoB 367 (BI66.2) Bone knife handle (Fig. HoB 367)
In Association with the Human Remains Found in a Shallow Hole
HoB 368 (P68.27) Black on Red plate (Fig. HoB 368)
HoB 369 (P68.6) Round-mouthed Bichrome jug (Fig. HoB 369)
HoB 370 (P68.7) Large Bichrome stand (Fig. HoB 370)
HoB 371 (P68.30) (Fig. HoB 371)
HoB 372 (P12.25) Cooking pot with high handle (Fig. HoB 372)
HoB 373 (G68.1) Dark glass bead (Fig. HoB 373)
Floor at W0–5/S98–101 *97.6–97.4
A “cache” of pots in what was perhaps a pit, under Floor, at W0–5/S98–101 *97.6–97.4. This cache, similar to a “puppy burial,” includes HoB 374, HoB 375, HoB 376, and HoB 377. See Figs. 5.15 and 5.16.
However, this group did not contain an iron knife or canid bones, and was therefore rejected by Greenewalt in his study of these assemblages (Greenewalt and Payne, Ritual Dinners, p. 27, no. 1).
HoB 374 (P66.26) Black on Red low stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 374)
HoB 375 (P66.29) Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 375)
HoB 376 (P66.27) Gray Ware round-mouthed jug (Manisa 6592) (Fig. HoB 376)
HoB 377 (P66.28) Small Gray Ware jug (Fig. HoB 377)
HoB 378 (T66.2) Hearth stand for a pot (Fig. HoB 378)
South Side
Pottery
Pottery analysis from two contiguous areas indicates that the proportion of different wares and imports gives a good idea of the chronological horizon that fits well with the impression gained from the imports in the Central Area that have already been described:
Associated with fragments of 11⁄2 boxes (the foundations: floor rises to east):9
W4–15/S112–118 *97.00 Extending expanse of *97 floor to North:
See Table - *97 floor
There is a considerable patch of burned floor10 that produced about half a box of pottery:
See Table - *97 burned floor
50% Gray; 15% Cooking; 15% plain; 20% Painted
1 piece Lydian Geometric plate rim, concentric semicircles, Brown on Buff
3 pieces, joining, of a high sloping foot of a large vessel, Brown on Buff
HoB 379 (P70.18) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 379)
HoB 380 (P64.358) Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 380)
HoB 381 (P70.19) Lydian imitation of Greek cup (Fig. HoB 381)
HoB 382 (P70.20) East Greek Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 382)
HoB 383 (P70.16) East Greek Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 383)
HoB 384 (P64.364) Imported (?) Protogeometric Greek cup with thin metopal lines (Fig. HoB 384)
HoB 385 (P66.57) Large Gray Ware amphora (Fig. HoB 385)
HoB 386 (P66.70) Biconical stand (Manisa 7511) (Fig. HoB 386)
Metal
HoB 387 (M14.11) Bronze fibula (Fig. HoB 387)
HoB 388 (M70.5) Bronze spoon or spatula (Fig. HoB 388)
HoB 389 (M70.4) Bronze pin (Fig. HoB 389)
HoB 390 (M84.11) Iron ingot (Fig. HoB 390)
Deep Sounding C and Vicinity
HoB 391 (P14.37) Brown on Buff plate (Fig. HoB 391)
HoB 392 (P12.57) Shallow Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 392)
HoB 393 (P66.65) Black on Red Cup (Fig. HoB 393)
HoB 394 (P12.93) Brown on Buff cup (Fig. HoB 394)
HoB 395 (P12.85) Large cup (Fig. HoB 395)
HoB 396 (P12.84) Imported Geometric large cup (Fig. HoB 396)
HoB 397 (P12.96) Black on Red krater (Fig. HoB 397)
HoB 398 (P13.203) Brown on Buff jug (Fig. HoB 398)
HoB 399 (P14.39) Shallow bowl (Fig. HoB 399)
HoB 400 (P12.22) Gray Ware tool with holes (Fig. HoB 400)
HoB 401 (P12.36) Globular cooking pot (Fig. HoB 401)
W21–25/S117.50–119 to *96.10
HoB 402 (P14.38) Loop handle (Fig. HoB 402)
by R. Gül Gürtekin-Demir
The Western Edge of the Lydian Trench
Building H
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 403 (P12.139) Bichrome dish (Fig. HoB 403)
HoB 404 (P68.167) Streaky glazed skyphos (Fig. HoB 404)
HoB 405 (P12.148) Streaky glazed skyphos (Fig. HoB 405)
HoB 406 (P12.137) Black on Red dish (Fig. HoB 406)
HoB 407 (P68.164) Bichrome oinochoe (Fig. HoB 407)
HoB 408 (P65.202) Oinochoe (Fig. HoB 408)
HoB 409 (P64.201) Small jug (Fig. HoB 409)
HoB 410 (P68.163) Waveline amphora (Manisa 4109) (Fig. HoB 410)
HoB 411 (P12.153) Bichrome amphora or oinochoe (Fig. HoB 411)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 412 (P68.172) Stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 412)
HoB 413 (P68.171) Gray Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 413)
HoB 414 (P68.86) Gray Ware jug (Fig. HoB 414)
HoB 415 (P68.173) Gray Ware amphora (Fig. HoB 415)
HoB 416 (P65.219) Stand (?) (Fig. HoB 416)
Cooking Ware
HoB 417 (P68.170) Cooking pot (Fig. HoB 417)
HoB 418 (P65.217) Cooking pot (Fig. HoB 418)
Imported
HoB 419 (P12.143) Bichrome oinochoe (Fig. HoB 419)
HoB 420 (P65.256) Small Protocorinthian oinochoe (Fig. HoB 420)
Terracotta
HoB 421 (Seal65.2) Terracotta stamp seal (Fig. HoB 421)
Metal
HoB 422 (M18.5) Iron sickle (Fig. HoB 422)
HoB 423 (M68.15) Iron spit (Fig. HoB 423)
Bone
HoB 424 (BI14.6) Knucklebones (Fig. HoB 424)
Building G
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 425 (P68.159) Black on Red stemmed dish (Manisa 7449) (Figs. 6.15HoB 425)
HoB 426 (P68.129) Ephesian ware dish (Fig. HoB 426)
HoB 427 (P64.183) Black on Red round-mouthed jug (Fig. HoB 427)
HoB 428 (P12.152) Bichrome amphora (?) (Fig. HoB 428)
HoB 429 (P12.135) Bichrome amphora (?) (Fig. HoB 429)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 430 (P65.279) Gray Ware stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 430)
HoB 431 (P65.214) Oinochoe (Fig. HoB 431)
HoB 432 (P65.215) Gray Ware oinochoe (Manisa 7496) (Fig. HoB 432)
HoB 433 (P65.216) Small Gray Ware squat jar (Manisa 4349) (Fig. HoB 433)
HoB 434 (P65.278) Jar (Fig. HoB 434)
HoB 435 (P65.160) Small Gray Ware baby feeder (Fig. HoB 435)
Cooking Ware
HoB 436 (P68.168) Cooking pot (Manisa 7499) (Fig. HoB 436)
Imported
HoB 437 (P68.114) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 437)
Metal
HoB 438 (M18.4) Iron sheath (Figs. 6.15 and HoB 438)
Building K
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 439 (P12.144) Bichrome dish (Fig. HoB 439)
HoB 440 (P12.154) Ephesianizing dish (Fig. HoB 440)
HoB 441 (P12.138) Stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 441)
HoB 442 (P12.141) Bichrome dish (Fig. HoB 442)
HoB 443 (P12.157) Black on Red krater (Fig. HoB 443)
HoB 444 (P12.151) Bichrome oinochoe (?) (Fig. HoB 444)
HoB 445 (P12.136) Bichrome amphora (?) (Fig. HoB 445)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 446 (P12.156) Gray Ware skyphos krater (Fig. HoB 446)
HoB 447 (P16.41) Gray Ware skyphos krater (Fig. HoB 447)
HoB 448 (P16.43) Gray Ware skyphos krater (Fig. HoB 448)
Imported
HoB 449 (P12.146) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 449)
HoB 450 (P68.162) Cup (Fig. HoB 450)
Metal
HoB 451 (M14.10) Iron chisel (Fig. HoB 451)
HoB 452 (M18.6) Iron double axe (Fig. HoB 452)
Building L
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 453 (P12.145) Ephesianizing dish (Fig. HoB 453)
HoB 454 (P12.142) Ephesianizing dish (Fig. HoB 454)
HoB 455 (P12.149) Large streaky skyphos (Fig. HoB 455)
HoB 456 (P68.141) Lebes (?) (Fig. HoB 456)
HoB 457 (P68.161) Closed vessel (oinochoe?) (Fig. HoB 457)
HoB 458 (P12.147) Bichrome stand (Fig. HoB 458)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 459 (P16.32) Gray Ware neck amphora (Fig. HoB 459)
Cooking Ware
HoB 460 (P68.169) Cooking pot (Fig. HoB 460)
Imported
HoB 461 (P68.135) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 461)
Building O
Pottery
Cooking Ware
HoB 462 (P70.17) Cooking pot (Manisa 7497) (Fig. HoB 462)
Pithos
HoB 463 (P70.34) Pithos (Figs. 6.23 and HoB 463)
Building J
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 464 (P12.65) Black on Red dish (Fig. HoB 464)
HoB 465 (P12.134) Skyphos (Fig. HoB 465)
HoB 466 (P66.54) Bichrome skyphos (Fig. HoB 466)
Imported
HoB 467 (P66.50) Protocorinthian kotyle (Fig. HoB 467)
HoB 468 (P66.53) Wild Goat style oinochoe (Fig. HoB 468)
Metal
HoB 469 (M14.12) Iron spit (Fig. HoB 469)
W20–25/S95–100 Between *98.4 Floor and *97.8
The following items (HoB 470–HoB 476) are not from Building J, but are from a level between J and a higher floor at *98.4 (“Floor Near Postholes,” on which see pp. 101–102), dating to between Lydian II and Lydian I.
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 470 (P62.490) Ephesianizing lid (?) (Fig. HoB 470)
HoB 471 (P62.494) Pithos (Fig. HoB 471)
Imported
HoB 472 (P62.489) Corinthian kotyle (Fig. HoB 472)
HoB 473 (P62.491) Protocorinthian kotyle (Fig. HoB 473)
HoB 474 (P62.492) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 474)
HoB 475 (P62.493) Kotyle (Fig. HoB 475)
Terracotta
HoB 476 (T62.54) Terracotta loom weight (Fig. HoB 476)
See Table - To level *97.30
South Side and Central Area: Bothroi
Bothros East of Building G
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 477 (P65.173) Ephesianizing stemmed dish with lug attachments (Manisa 7450) (Fig. HoB 477)
HoB 478 (P65.178) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 478)
HoB 479 (P65.179) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 479)
HoB 480 (P65.189) Round-mouthed jug (Fig. HoB 480)
HoB 481 (P65.182) Oinochoe (Manisa 7403) (Fig. HoB 481)
HoB 482 (P65.184) Oinochoe (Manisa 7405) (Fig. HoB 482)
HoB 483 (P65.185) Oinochoe (Manisa 7401) (Fig. HoB 483)
HoB 484 (P65.187) Bichrome amphora (Fig. HoB 484)
HoB 485 (P65.188) Amphora (Fig. HoB 485)
HoB 486 (P65.180) Small Black on Red squat jar (Manisa 7469) (Fig. HoB 486)
HoB 487 (P65.181) Small squat jar (Fig. HoB 487)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 488 (P65.183) Oinochoe (Fig. HoB 488)
HoB 489 (P65.186) Gray Ware round-mouthed jug (Fig. HoB 489)
HoB 490 (P65.191) Gray Ware amphora (Fig. HoB 490)
Cooking Ware
HoB 491 (P65.190) Cooking pot (Manisa 7501) (Fig. HoB 491)
HoB 492 (T65.15) Breadtray (Fig. HoB 492)
Imported
HoB 493 (P65.177) Small bowl (Fig. HoB 493)
HoB 494 (P65.174) Imitation Protocorinthian aryballos (Fig. HoB 494)
HoB 495 (P65.175) Late Protocorinthian aryballos (Fig. HoB 495)
HoB 496 (P65.176) Imitation Late Protocorinthian aryballos (Fig. HoB 496)
Terracotta
HoB 497 (T65.16) Loom weight (Fig. HoB 497)
Other Bothroi
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 498 (P12.162) Black on Red dish (Fig. HoB 498)
HoB 499 (P65.128) Streaky glazed skyphos (Fig. HoB 499)
HoB 500 (P65.167) Skyphos (Manisa 4950) (Fig. HoB 500)
HoB 501 (P12.150) Bichrome amphora (?) (Fig. HoB 501)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 502 (P65.127) Gray Ware round-mouthed jug (Fig. HoB 502)
Imported
HoB 503 (P65.96) Large bowl (Fig. HoB 503)
HoB 504 (P66.60) Small Black on Red squat jar (Fig. HoB 504)
HoB 505 (P66.9) Small squat jar (Fig. HoB 505)
Bone
HoB 506 (BI61.27) Bone roundel (Manisa 5351) (Fig. HoB 506)
HoB 507 (BI65.2) Bone roundel (Manisa 4341) (Fig. HoB 507)
HoB 507A (T12.12) Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunk with reed impressions (Fig. HoB 507A)
East End
The following were found close together in the area E5–10/S95–100 to *99.0 and were described as a “nest” of pots.
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 508 (P60.602) Large Bichrome jar (Fig. HoB 508)
HoB 509 (P60.523A) Large Bichrome jar (Fig. HoB 509)
HoB 510 (P60.424) Wild Goat style stemmed dish fragment (Fig. HoB 510)
by R. Gül Gürtekin-Demir
Lydian Areas beneath the Roman House of Bronzes
The Lydian Shop
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 511 (P58.580) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 511)
HoB 512 (P58.581) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 512)
HoB 513 (P58.582) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 513)
HoB 514 (P58.583) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 514)
HoB 515 (P58.570) Bichrome dish (Fig. HoB 515)
HoB 516 (P58.573) Bowl (Fig. HoB 516)
HoB 517 (P58.589) Skyphos (Fig. HoB 517)
HoB 518 (P58.578) Lid (Manisa 6591) (Fig. HoB 518)
HoB 519 (P58.595) Lid (Fig. HoB 519)
HoB 520 (P58.584) Lekythos (Manisa 2210) (Fig. HoB 520)
HoB 521 (P58.588) Myrina amphora (Manisa 5365) (Fig. HoB 521)
HoB 522 (P58.587) Waveline amphora (Manisa 2209) (Fig. HoB 522)
HoB 523 (P58.586) Amphora (?) (Fig. HoB 523)
Note: The following amphora or hydria necks (HoB 524–HoB 533) are illustrated upside down to show that they were undoubtedly used as pot stands after breakage. They have been purposely sheared off. See also HoB 630, HoB 702–HoB 707, HoB 711, and HoB 765 as well as Fig. 1.2.
HoB 524 (P58.561) Waveline amphora neck (Fig. HoB 524)
HoB 525 (P58.560) Waveline hydria neck (Fig. HoB 525)
HoB 526 (P58.562) Waveline hydria neck (Fig. HoB 526)
HoB 527 (P58.563) Waveline hydria neck (Fig. HoB 527)
HoB 528 (P58.564) Waveline hydria neck (Fig. HoB 528)
HoB 529 (P58.565) Waveline hydria neck (Fig. HoB 529)
HoB 530 (P58.566) Waveline hydria neck (Fig. HoB 530)
HoB 531 (P58.567) Waveline hydria neck (Figs. 1.2 and HoB 531)
HoB 532 (P58.568) Waveline hydria neck (Fig. HoB 532)
HoB 533 (P58.569) Waveline hydria neck (Fig. HoB 533)
HoB 534 (P58.610) Large Ephesian ware closed vessel (Fig. HoB 534)
HoB 535 (P58.598) Pot stand (Fig. HoB 535)
HoB 536 (P58.574) Spool (Fig. HoB 536)
HoB 537 (P58.575) Spool (Fig. HoB 537)
HoB 538 (P58.576) Spool (Manisa 6567) (Fig. HoB 538)
HoB 539 (P58.579) Spool (Fig. HoB 539)
HoB 540 (P58.585) Red Bichrome pyxis (Fig. HoB 540)
HoB 541 (P58.572) Lydion (Fig. HoB 541)
HoB 542 (P58.571) Lydion (Fig. HoB 542)
Imported
HoB 543 (P58.577) Wild Goat style oinochoe (Fig. HoB 543)
Below the Floor of the Lydian Shop
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 544 (P58.620) Black on Red dish (Fig. HoB 544)
HoB 545 (P58.622) Black on Red dish (Fig. HoB 545)
HoB 546 (P58.633) Bichrome dish (Fig. HoB 546)
HoB 547 (P58.621) Black on Red dish (Fig. HoB 547)
HoB 548 (P58.612) Bichrome oinochoe (?) (Fig. HoB 548)
HoB 549 (P59.201) Pot stand (Fig. HoB 549)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 550 (P58.631) Gray Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 550)
Cooking Ware
HoB 551 (P58.623) Cooking pot (Fig. HoB 551)
Terracotta
HoB 552 (T59.16) Terracotta mold (Fig. HoB 552)
The Lydian Room
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 553 (P59.477) Skyphos (Fig. HoB 553)
HoB 554 (P59.449) Streaky glazed oinochoe (Fig. HoB 554)
HoB 555 (P59.479) Strainer (Fig. HoB 555)
HoB 556 (P59.500) Wild Goat style column krater (Fig. HoB 556)
Imported
HoB 557 (P59.377) Wild Goat style oinochoe (Fig. HoB 557)
Lamp
HoB 558 (L59.81) Lamp body (Fig. HoB 558)
Test Pits into Lydian II Levels East of Lydian Room
E3–5/S55.5–57
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 559 (P59.395) Bichrome krater (Fig. HoB 559)
HoB 560 (P59.440) Bichrome amphora or oinochoe (Fig. HoB 560)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 561 (P59.549) Gray Ware oinochoe (Fig. HoB 561)
Imported
HoB 562 (P59.379) Protocorinthian linear kotyle (Fig. HoB 562)
E7–10/S55–57
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 563 (P59.451) Black on Red dish (Fig. HoB 563)
HoB 564 (P59.453) Ephesianizing dish (Fig. HoB 564)
HoB 565 (P59.452) Ephesianizing dish (Fig. HoB 565)
HoB 566 (P59.467) Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 566)
HoB 567 (P59.518) Ephesianizing bowl (Fig. HoB 567)
HoB 568 (P59.448) Streaky glazed small jug (Fig. HoB 568)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 569 (P59.450) Buff Ware oinochoe (Fig. HoB 569)
HoB 570 (P59.466) Gray Ware basin (Fig. HoB 570)
HoB 571 (P59.409) Gray Ware small jar (Fig. HoB 571)
Imported
HoB 572 (P59.443) Late Protocorinthian kotyle (Fig. HoB 572)
East End
Building A
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 573 (P60.340) Streaky glazed skyphos (Fig. HoB 573)
HoB 574 (P62.159) Bichrome skyphos (Fig. HoB 574)
HoB 575 (P62.158) Streaky glazed oinochoe (Fig. HoB 575)
HoB 576 (P62.99) Wild Goat style oinochoe (Fig. HoB 576)
HoB 577 (P62.208) Waveline hydria (Manisa 5354) (Fig. HoB 577)
HoB 578 (P62.220) Waveline hydria or amphora (Fig. HoB 578)
Lamps
HoB 579 (L60.37a–j) Ten lamps (Manisa 4313 [L60.37E], 4314 [L60.37H], 4315 [L60.37J], 4316 [L60.37A], 4317 [L6037D], 4318 [L60.037F], 4319 [L60.37B], 4320 [L60.37I], 4321 [L60.37C, G]) (Fig. HoB 579)
Pottery
Cooking Ware
HoB 580 (P60.508) Cooking pot (Fig. HoB 580)
Imported
HoB 581 (P62.100) Wild Goat style dish (Fig. HoB 581)
HoB 582 (P62.93) Ionian cup (Fig. HoB 582)
HoB 583 (P60.291) Attic black-figure stemmed cup (Fig. HoB 583)
HoB 584 (P60.504) Wild Goat style oinochoe (Fig. HoB 584)
HoB 585 (P62.92) Early Corinthian alabastron (Fig. HoB 585)
HoB 586 (P62.127A) Middle or Late Corinthian aryballos (Fig. HoB 586)
Terracotta
HoB 587 (T61.18) Architectural terracotta (Fig. HoB 587)
HoB 588 (M62.37) Bronze clothing attachment? (Fig. HoB 588)
HoB 589 (M65.5) Bronze fibula (Fig. HoB 589)
Bone
HoB 590 (BI62.2) Bone pin (Fig. HoB 590)
HoB 591 (BI60.13) Bone object (Fig. HoB 591)
HoB 592 (BI14.7) Bone blank (Fig. HoB 592)
HoB 593 (BI14.2) Bone blank for pin? (Fig. HoB 593)
Building B
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 594 (P61.506) Ephesianizing stemmed (?) dish (Fig. HoB 594)
HoB 595 (P65.99) Red Bichrome bowl (Fig. HoB 595)
HoB 596 (P65.15) Round-mouthed jug (Fig. HoB 596)
HoB 597 (P65.6) Wild Goat style lebes (?) (Manisa 5887) (Fig. HoB 597)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 598 (P61.258) Bowl rim (Fig. HoB 598)
HoB 599 (P61.257) Lebes (Fig. HoB 599)
Imported
HoB 600 (P61.199) Dish (Fig. HoB 600)
HoB 601 (P65.9) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 601)
Stone
HoB 602 (S61.17) Stone mold (Fig. HoB 602)
HoB 603 (S61.16) Stone mold (Manisa 6654) (Fig. HoB 603)
HoB 604 (S63.1) Stone mold (Manisa 6653) (Fig. HoB 604)
HoB 605 (S63.6) Stone mold (Fig. HoB 605)
Bone
HoB 606 (BI61.15) Bone pin (Fig. HoB 606)
HoB 607 (BI61.16) Bone pin (Fig. HoB 607)
HoB 608 (BI61.17) Bone pins (Manisa 6719) (Fig. HoB 608)
HoB 609 (BI61.18) Bone pin (Manisa 6718) (Fig. HoB 609)
HoB 610 (BI14.3) Antler (Fig. HoB 610)
Central Area
Building D and Extension
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 611 (P63.608) Ephesianizing stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 611)
HoB 612 (P68.24) Lydian Orientalizing dish (Fig. HoB 612)
HoB 613 (P61.221) Dish (Fig. HoB 613)
HoB 614 (P12.161) Bichrome dish (Fig. HoB 614)
HoB 615 (P65.116) Black on Red dish (Fig. HoB 615)
HoB 616 (P65.73) Wild Goat style dish (Fig. HoB 616)
HoB 617 (P65.28) Small streaky glazed skyphos (Fig. HoB 617)
HoB 618 (P63.480A) Bichrome lebes (Fig. HoB 618)
HoB 619 (P65.38) Ephesianizing lebes (Fig. HoB 619)
HoB 620 (P65.43) Bichrome oinochoe (Fig. HoB 620)
HoB 621 (P65.145) Streaky glazed oinochoe (Fig. HoB 621)
HoB 622 (P12.155) Bichrome oinochoe or amphora fragment (Fig. HoB 622)
HoB 623 (P63.574) Wild Goat style oinochoe or amphora (Fig. HoB 623)
HoB 624 (P65.75) Bichrome Waveline amphora (Fig. HoB 624)
HoB 625 (P12.163) Bichrome jar (Fig. HoB 625)
HoB 626 (P63.269A, B, C) Orientalizing thymiaterion (?) (Fig. HoB 626)
HoB 627 (P65.14) Small Black on Red pyxis (Fig. HoB 627)
HoB 628 (P65.123) Ephesianizing handle (Fig. HoB 628)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 629 (P65.45) Gray Ware stemmed dish (small) (Fig. HoB 629)
HoB 630 (P65.44) Gray Ware amphora neck (Fig. HoB 630)
Cooking Ware
HoB 631 (P63.575) Cooking ware bowl (Fig. HoB 631)
Pithos
HoB 632 (P66.79) Pithos (Fig. HoB 632)
Imported
HoB 633 (P63.581) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 633)
HoB 634 (P65.39) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 634)
HoB 635 (P61.570) Ionian cup (Fig. HoB 635)
HoB 636 (P65.77) Black-polished round-mouthed jug (Manisa) (Fig. HoB 636)
HoB 637 (P65.83) Ionian oinochoe (Fig. HoB 637)
HoB 638 (P63.394) Wild Goat style oinochoe (Fig. HoB 638)
HoB 639 (P15.54) Chian amphora (Fig. HoB 639)
Pithos
HoB 640 (P63.507) Pithos (Fig. HoB 640)
HoB 641 (P63.573) Early Corinthian alabastron (Fig. HoB 641)
HoB 642 (T65.4) Terracotta bird (?) figurine (Fig. HoB 642)
HoB 643 (P61.533) Terracotta figure (?) (Fig. HoB 643)
HoB 644 (T68.2) Spindle whorl (Manisa) (Fig. HoB 644)
HoB 645 (T14.19) Loom weights (Fig. HoB 645)
South Side
Building E
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 646 (P63.496) Bichrome stemmed dish (Manisa 4355) (Fig. HoB 646)
HoB 647 (P63.495) “Early Fikellura” skyphos (Fig. HoB 647)
HoB 648 (P63.626) Miniature streaky glazed lekythos (Fig. HoB 648)
HoB 649 (P63.627) Handle attachment (?) (Fig. HoB 649)
Lamps
HoB 650 (L63.60) Lamp (Manisa 4255) (Fig. HoB 650)
HoB 651 (L63.50A) Lamp (Manisa 4279) (Fig. HoB 651)
HoB 652 (L63.50B) Lamp (Manisa 4252) (Fig. HoB 652)
Building F
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 653 (P65.23) Ephesian ware stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 653)
HoB 654 (P63.240 and P63.491) Ephesianizing dish (Fig. HoB 654)
HoB 655 (P68.53) Large stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 655)
HoB 656 (P63.606a) Large stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 656)
HoB 657 (P65.159) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 657)
HoB 658 (P63.351) Imitation of a Protocorinthian kotyle (Fig. HoB 658)
HoB 659 (P63.613) Round-mouthed jug (Fig. HoB 659)
HoB 660 (P65.65) Bichrome amphora (Fig. HoB 660)
HoB 661 (P12.160) Bichrome amphora (Fig. HoB 661)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 662 (P65.71) Small squat jar (Manisa 7470) (Fig. HoB 662)
HoB 663 (P63.494) Body sherd (Fig. HoB 663)
Imported
HoB 664 (P63.493) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 664)
HoB 665 (P63.492) Corinthian transitional linear kotyle (Fig. HoB 665)
HoB 666 (P64.23) Wild Goat style oinochoe (Fig. HoB 666)
Lamp
HoB 667 (L63.49) Lamp (Manisa 4280) (Fig. HoB 667)
Terracotta
6 unbaked pyramidal loom weights. See page 100.
HoB 668 (T64.9) Terracotta female figurine (Fig. HoB 668)
Bone
HoB 669 (BI63.11) Bone weaving tablet (Fig. HoB 669)
HoB 670 (BI18.10) Bone roundel (Fig. HoB 670)
HoB 671 (BI18.11) Small bone roundel (Fig. HoB 671)
Floor at W5–10/S114–116 *99.6–98.9
The following six inventoried pieces (HoB 672–HoB 677) came from the floor at W5–10/S114–116 *99.6–98.9; four additional boxes are tabulated in Table - To level *97.30
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 672 (P64.22) Skyphos (Fig. HoB 672)
HoB 673 (P64.27a) Bichrome oinochoe (Fig. HoB 673)
HoB 674 (P64.27b) Bichrome oinochoe (Fig. HoB 674)
Imported
HoB 675 (P64.25) Black on Red oinochoe (Fig. HoB 675)
HoB 676 (P64.24) Wild Goat style oinochoe (Fig. HoB 676)
HoB 677 (P64.26) Black on Red small squat jar (Fig. HoB 677)
Well Associated with F
The catalogue here includes only the material prior to mid-sixth century from the well, not the later finds.
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 678 (P63.100) Dish (Fig. HoB 678)
Imported
HoB 679 (P63.72) Black polished oinochoe (?) (Fig. HoB 679)
Floors South of Building C
Floor Near the Postholes at *98.4
See Table - *98.4 Floor
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 680 (P62.483) Stemmed (?) dish (Fig. HoB 680)
HoB 681 (P62.482) Streaky glazed oinochoe (Manisa 7404) (Fig. HoB 681)
HoB 682 (P62.485) Bichrome amphora or oinochoe (Fig. HoB 682)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 683 (P62.484) Bowl (Fig. HoB 683)
Imported
HoB 684 (P18.23) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 684)
HoB 685 (P18.29) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 685)
HoB 686 (P18.31) Ionian cup (Fig. HoB 686)
HoB 687 (P18.27) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 687)
HoB 688 (P18.25) Ionian cup (Fig. HoB 688)
HoB 689 (P18.24) Corinthian aryballos (Fig. HoB 689)
HoB 690 (P18.32) Bowl (Fig. HoB 690)
Above the Floor by the Postholes
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 691 (P62.479) Ephesianizing stemmed (?) dish (Fig. HoB 691)
HoB 692 (P62.464) Imitation of a Protocorinthian kotyle (Fig. HoB 692)
Imported
HoB 693 (P62.481) Wild Goat style skyphos (Fig. HoB 693)
Metal
HoB 694 (M62.83) Bronze cross-shaped object (Fig. HoB 694)
Stone
HoB 695 (S62.67) Stone whetstone (Fig. HoB 695)
Pot Hoard A at *99.05
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 696 (P14.51) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 696)
HoB 697 (P62.466) Bowl (Fig. HoB 697)
HoB 698 (P14.93) Streaky glazed krater (Fig. HoB 698)
HoB 699 (P14.54) Waveline hydria or amphora (Fig. HoB 699)
HoB 700 (P62.462) Waveline hydria (Fig. HoB 700)
HoB 701 Fragments of three or more additional hydrias or amphoras (discarded 1962)
The following hydria and amphora necks (HoB 702–HoB 707) are illustrated upside down, as pot stands, since that is undoubtedly how they were meant to be used after breakage. See also HoB 524–HoB 533, HoB 711, and HoB 765 as well as Fig. 1.2.
HoB 702 (P14.49) Waveline hydria neck (Fig. HoB 702)
HoB 703 (P14.50) Waveline hydria neck (Fig. HoB 703)
HoB 704 (P14.53) Waveline hydria neck (Fig. HoB 704)
HoB 705 (P14.60) Waveline hydria or amphora neck (Fig. HoB 705)
HoB 706 (P14.48) Waveline hydria or amphora neck (Fig. HoB 706)
HoB 707 Fragments of perhaps seven additional Waveline jar necks (discarded 1962)
HoB 708 (P14.52) Waveline (?) hydria or amphora (Fig. HoB 708)
HoB 709 (P14.55) Bichrome closed vessel (Fig. HoB 709)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 710 (P62.447) Stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 710)
Cooking Ware
HoB 711 (P14.47) Cooking ware amphora neck (Fig. HoB 711)
HoB 712 Fragments of two or more cooking pots (discarded 1962)
HoB 713 Fragments of breadtray (discarded 1962)
Imported
HoB 714 (P14.59) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 714)
HoB 715 (P14.58) Ionian cup (Fig. HoB 715)
Terracotta
HoB 716 (T14.18) Group of loom weights (Fig. HoB 716)
Stone
HoB 717 (S62.57) Upper grindstone (saddle quern) (Fig. HoB 717)
Bone
HoB 718 (BI14.5) Bone pin (Fig. HoB 718)
Floor with Puppy Burials at *99.4
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 719 (P62.363) Streaky glazed stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 719)
HoB 720 (P62.442B) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 720)
HoB 721 (P62.442A) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 721)
HoB 722 (P62.444) Streaky glazed skyphos (Manisa 7118) (Fig. HoB 722)
HoB 723 (P62.443A) Streaky glazed small skyphos (Fig. HoB 723)
HoB 724 (P62.443B) Streaky glazed small skyphos (Manisa 6667) (Fig. HoB 724)
HoB 725 (P62.441) Oinochoe (Manisa 7084) (Fig. HoB 725)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 726 (P62.445) Oinochoe (Manisa 6665) (Fig. HoB 726)
Cooking Ware
HoB 727 (P62.446) Hearth stand (Fig. HoB 727)
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 728 (P62.386) Semi-glazed lekythos (Manisa 4116) (Fig. HoB 728)
HoB 729 (P65.2) “Early Fikellura” aryballos (Fig. HoB 729)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 730 (P62.216) Gold Dust ware lid with rectangular cutout (Fig. HoB 730)
Imported
HoB 731 (P62.351) Ionian kantharos (Fig. HoB 731)
HoB 732 (P62.155) Black-polished round-mouthed oinochoe (Fig. HoB 732)
In addition to these vessels, there were many fragments of both local and probably imported pottery recorded in the field notes.
Terracotta
HoB 733 (T14.17) Loom weights (Fig. HoB 733)
Metal
HoB 734 (M61.92) Intaglio die (Manisa 6655) (Fig. HoB 734)
HoB 735 (M62.8) Bridle ornament (Fig. HoB 735)
HoB 736 (M62.57) Unfinished bronze ibex bridle or harness ornament (Fig. HoB 736)
Refuse Piles
Pottery
Lydian Painted Decoration
HoB 737 (P63.405P) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 737)
HoB 738 (P63.406Q) Stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 738)
HoB 739 (P63.405O) Black on Red stemmed dish stem (Fig. HoB 739)
HoB 740 (P63.375) Bichrome dish (Fig. HoB 740)
HoB 741 (P63.405N) Bichrome dish (Fig. HoB 741)
HoB 742 (P63.393A) Streaky glazed skyphos (Manisa 4350) (Fig. HoB 742)
HoB 743 (P63.393B) Streaky glazed skyphos (Fig. HoB 743)
HoB 744 (P63.393C) Streaky glazed skyphos (Fig. HoB 744)
HoB 745 (P63.393D) Streaky glazed skyphos (Fig. HoB 745)
HoB 746 (P63.393E) Streaky glazed skyphos (Fig. HoB 746)
HoB 747 (P63.393G) Skyphos (Fig. HoB 747)
HoB 748 (P63.393F) Skyphos (Fig. HoB 748)
HoB 749 (P63.431) Bichrome skyphos krater (Fig. HoB 749)
HoB 750 (P63.366) Wild Goat style lebes (Manisa 1676) (Fig. HoB 750)
HoB 751 (P63.370) Small olpe (Manisa 4353) (Fig. HoB 751)
HoB 752 (P63.371) Small olpe (Fig. HoB 752)
HoB 753 (P63.367) Bichrome oinochoe (Manisa 4423) (Figs. 1.11 and HoB 753)
HoB 754 (P63.372B) Small oinochoe (Manisa 7099) (Fig. HoB 754)
HoB 755 (P63.372C) Small oinochoe (Fig. HoB 755)
HoB 756 (P63.372D) Small oinochoe (Fig. HoB 756)
HoB 757 (P63.411S) Small oinochoe (Fig. HoB 757)
HoB 758 (P63.405H) Small oinochoe (Fig. HoB 758)
HoB 759 (P63.405L) Small oinochoe (Fig. HoB 759)
HoB 760 (P63.405K) Small oinochoe (Fig. HoB 760)
HoB 761 (P63.405M) Small oinochoe (Fig. HoB 761)
HoB 762 (P63.430) Small oinochoe (Fig. HoB 762)
HoB 763 (P63.405I) Small oinochoe (Fig. HoB 763)
HoB 764 (P63.372A) Small oinochoe (Manisa 6672)
HoB 765 (P63.411V) Waveline amphora or hydria neck (Fig. HoB 765)
HoB 766 (P63.429) Miniature hydria (Fig. HoB 766)
HoB 767 (P63.438) Small jar (Fig. HoB 767)
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome
HoB 768 (P63.411U) Bowl (Fig. HoB 768)
HoB 769 (P63.411T) Round-mouthed jug (Fig. HoB 769)
HoB 770 (P63.373) Jar (Manisa 4351) (Fig. HoB 770)
HoB 771 (P63.442) Stemmed dish (?) rim fragment (Fig. HoB 771)
Cooking Ware
HoB 772 (P63.369) Cooking pot (Manisa 7498) (Fig. HoB 772)
HoB 773 (P63.407R) Cooking pot (Fig. HoB 773)
Imported
HoB 774 (P63.641) Rosette bird bowl (Fig. HoB 774)
HoB 775 (P63.508) Rosette bird bowl (Fig. HoB 775)
HoB 776 (P63.434) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 776)
HoB 777 (P63.436) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 777)
HoB 778 (P63.435) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 778)
HoB 779 (P63.433) Bird bowl (Fig. HoB 779)
HoB 780 (P63.437) Cup (Fig. HoB 780)
HoB 781 (P63.439) Cup (Fig. HoB 781)
HoB 782 (P63.440) Aryballos (?) bottom (Fig. HoB 782)
HoB 783 (L63.38) Lamp (Fig. HoB 783)
Terracotta
HoB 784 (T63.48) Terracotta camel (ungulate?) figurine (Fig. HoB 784)
HoB 785 (P63.307, P63.308) Terracotta “Exhibitionist” figurine (Manisa 4359 and 4360) (Fig. HoB 785)
2 Fieldbook HoB 1960.IV:14.
9 W5–15/S115–118 *97.00.
10 At ca. W9–10/S112–116.
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Fig. 3.9
Section showing south face of Deep Sounding C (W1–6 / S108.5–9; section C–C in Fig. 3.1).
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Fig. HoB 1
HoB 1: Early Lydian cup.
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Fig. HoB 2
HoB 2: Early Lydian cup.
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Fig. HoB 3
HoB 3: Protogeometric cup.
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Fig. HoB 4
HoB 4: Cup.
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Fig. HoB 5
HoB 5: Cup.
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Fig. HoB 6
HoB 6: Bowl.
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Fig. HoB 7
HoB 7: Large jug.
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Fig. HoB 8
HoB 8: Jug.
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Fig. HoB 9
HoB 9: Large jug.
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Fig. HoB 10
HoB 10: Jar or amphora.
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Fig. HoB 11
HoB 11: Small jar.
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Fig. HoB 12
HoB 12: Red on buff rim.
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Fig. HoB 13
HoB 13: Painted closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 14
HoB 14: Body fragment with streaky brown decoration.
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Fig. HoB 15
HoB 15: Bowl.
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Fig. HoB 16
HoB 16: Gray Ware bowl.
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Fig. HoB 17
HoB 17: Gray Ware handled bowl.
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Fig. HoB 18
HoB 18: Deep Gray Ware bowl.
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Fig. HoB 19
HoB 19: Scoop bowl handle.
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Fig. HoB 20
HoB 20: Small, thin-walled bowl.
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Fig. HoB 21
HoB 21: Gray Ware cup with handle.
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Fig. HoB 22
HoB 22: Cup or bowl with vertical handle.
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Fig. HoB 23
HoB 23: Gray Ware cup.
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Fig. HoB 24
HoB 24: Buff cup.
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Fig. HoB 25
HoB 25: Handle of a jug.
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Fig. HoB 26
HoB 26: Large trefoil jug.
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Fig. HoB 27
HoB 27: Trefoil jug.
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Fig. HoB 28
HoB 28: Open vessel with lug handle.
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Fig. HoB 29
HoB 29: Scoop handle of bowl.
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Fig. HoB 30
HoB 30: Cooking pot.
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Fig. HoB 31
HoB 31: Wide-necked cooking pot.
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Fig. HoB 32
HoB 32: Band handle of cooking pot.
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Fig. HoB 33
HoB 33: One leg from a three-legged cooking bowl.
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Fig. HoB 34
HoB 34: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 35
HoB 35: Bronze bead.
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Fig. HoB 36
HoB 36: Bronze fibula.
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Fig. HoB 37
HoB 37: Iron knife blade.
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Fig. HoB 38
HoB 38: Bone toggle.
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Fig. HoB 39
HoB 39: Thin-walled bowl.
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Fig. HoB 40
HoB 40: Delicate bowl or cup with flat base.
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Fig. HoB 41
HoB 41: Small cup.
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Fig. HoB 42
HoB 42: Vessel rim with handle.
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Fig. HoB 43
HoB 43: Large vessel, everted rim.
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Fig. HoB 44
HoB 44: Closed vessel with handle.
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Fig. HoB 45
HoB 45: Body sherd of a closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 46
HoB 46: Body sherd.
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Fig. HoB 47
HoB 47: Handle and wall fragment of bowl.
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Fig. HoB 48
HoB 48: Handle of a large pithos.
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Fig. HoB 49
HoB 49: Cooking pot.
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Fig. HoB 50
HoB 50: Coarseware vessel.
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Fig. HoB 51
HoB 51: Coarseware vessel.
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Fig. HoB 52
HoB 52: Shoulder of coarseware vessel.
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Fig. 3.14
Section B–B in Deep Sounding B.
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Fig. Table - *94.75 Hearth Level and Below
Levels *94.75 hearth / Below the hearth to *94.00
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Fig. HoB 53
HoB 53: Black on Red plate.
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Fig. HoB 54
HoB 54: Gray Ware bowl.
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Fig. HoB 55
HoB 55: Amphora.
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Fig. HoB 56
HoB 56: Painted lid of large pithos (?).
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Fig. 1.6
A finger was wiped through the wet clay to create part of this design on a pithos (HoB 57).
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Fig. HoB 57
HoB 57: Pithos with incised marks and decoration made with a finger.
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Fig. HoB 58
HoB 58: Pithos with incisions and finger marks.
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Fig. HoB 59
HoB 59: Painted bowl or jug.
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Fig. HoB 60
HoB 60: Carinated bowl.
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Fig. HoB 61
HoB 61: Painted pithos or krater.
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Fig. HoB 62
HoB 62: Pithos with incised mark.
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Fig. HoB 63
HoB 63: Imported jug (?).
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Fig. HoB 64
HoB 64: Painted cup.
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Fig. HoB 65
HoB 65: Closed vessel with concentric semicircles.
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Fig. HoB 66
HoB 66: Buff Ware bowl with loop handle.
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Fig. HoB 67
HoB 67: Krater with painted three-quarter concentric circles.
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Fig. HoB 68
HoB 68: Gray Ware closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 69
HoB 69: Carinated bowl.
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Fig. HoB 70
HoB 70: Gray Ware bowl.
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Fig. HoB 71
HoB 71: Pithos with incised mark and hole.
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Fig. HoB 72
HoB 72: Gray Ware bowl with lug handle.
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Fig. HoB 73
HoB 73: Brown on Buff krater with concentric semicircles.
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Fig. Table - *93.7-93.4
Level *93.7–93.4
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Fig. HoB 74
HoB 74: Bowl.
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Fig. HoB 75
HoB 75: Brown on Buff cup.
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Fig. HoB 76
HoB 76: Trefoil jug.
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Fig. HoB 77
HoB 77: Carinated storage jar.
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Fig. HoB 78
HoB 78: Pithos with incised chevron pattern.
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Fig. HoB 79
HoB 79: Gray Ware jar with ridges.
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Fig. HoB 80
HoB 80: Carinated bowl.
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Fig. HoB 81
HoB 81: Streaked and banded bowl.
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Fig. HoB 82
HoB 82: Buff Ware bowl.
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Fig. HoB 83
HoB 83: Buff Ware bowl.
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Fig. HoB 84
HoB 84: Buff Ware cup or bowl.
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Fig. HoB 85
HoB 85: Buff Ware jar.
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Fig. HoB 86
HoB 86: Early Lydian cup (?).
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Fig. HoB 87
HoB 87: Imported Protogeometric cup.
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Fig. HoB 88
HoB 88: Clay basin of breadtray fabric.
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Fig. HoB 89
HoB 89: Brown on Buff jug.
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Fig. HoB 90
HoB 90: Buff Ware jug with incised decoration.
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Fig. HoB 91
HoB 91: Buff Ware bowl.
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Fig. HoB 92
HoB 92: Bowl or cup.
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Fig. HoB 93
HoB 93: Bowl.
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Fig. HoB 94
HoB 94: Large jug, possibly imported.
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Fig. HoB 95
HoB 95: Closed painted vessel, Late Mycenaean?
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Fig. HoB 96
HoB 96: Buff Ware bowl.
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Fig. HoB 97
HoB 97: Lug handle with pierced hole.
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Fig. HoB 98
HoB 98: Loom weight pierced by two holes.
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Fig. HoB 99
HoB 99: Loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 100
HoB 100: Loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 101
HoB 101: Iron knife blade.
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Fig. HoB 102
HoB 102: Whetstone.
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Fig. HoB 103
HoB 103: Granite quern.
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Fig. 3.17
Fragments of baked mud showing the imprints of reeds from the roofing (?) of the hut in Deep Sounding B.
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Fig. 3.18
Detail of baked mud showing the imprints of reeds from Deep Sounding B.
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Fig. HoB 104
HoB 104: Buff Ware bowl.
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Fig. 3.19
Mustafa Gürtekin excavating the Late Bronze Age pithos that had been used for a cremation burial in Deep Sounding B. Its opening faced east.
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Fig. HoB 105
HoB 105: Pithos with two small lug handles.
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Fig. HoB 106
HoB 106: Rod or spit holder.
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Fig. 3.20
Section A–A of Deep Sounding A. See Fig. 3.23.
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Fig. Table - Below *94.80
Below level *94.80
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Fig. HoB 107
HoB 107: Handle of amphora or jug with paint.
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Fig. HoB 108
HoB 108: Brown on Buff jar.
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Fig. HoB 109
HoB 109: Closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 110
HoB 110: Closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 111
HoB 111: Gray Ware bowl.
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Fig. HoB 112
HoB 112: Gray Ware bowl with loop handle.
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Fig. HoB 113
HoB 113: Gray Ware one-handled cup.
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Fig. HoB 114
HoB 114: Gray Ware dish.
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Fig. HoB 115
HoB 115: Jar with herringbone pattern.
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Fig. HoB 116
HoB 116: Jar with combed wave pattern.
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Fig. HoB 117
HoB 117: Gray Ware jug handle.
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Fig. HoB 118
HoB 118: Handmade jar with rope pattern.
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Fig. Table - Deep Sounding A Small Box
Levels *94.70–94.16 / *94.16–94.00 / *94.00–93.80
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Fig. HoB 119
HoB 119: Iron adze.
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Fig. HoB 120
HoB 120: Mycenaean or sub-Mycenaean jug handle.
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Fig. HoB 121
HoB 121: Handmade jar with painted decoration.
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Fig. HoB 122
HoB 122: Closed vessel with Black on Red decoration.
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Fig. HoB 123
HoB 123: Dark Brown on Buff, imported (?) jar.
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Fig. HoB 124
HoB 124: Buff Ware carinated bowl.
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Fig. HoB 125
HoB 125: Buff Ware carinated bowl.
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Fig. HoB 126
HoB 126: Handle of large cup.
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Fig. HoB 127
HoB 127: Gray Ware jug with handle.
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Fig. HoB 128
HoB 128: Heavily burned large cooking pot.
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Fig. HoB 129
HoB 129: Terracotta knucklebone.
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Fig. HoB 130
HoB 130: Buff Ware bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 131
HoB 131: Black on Buff plate.
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Fig. HoB 132
HoB 132: Bowl.
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Fig. HoB 133
HoB 133: Shallow bowl.
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Fig. HoB 134
HoB 134: Shallow bowl.
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Fig. HoB 135
HoB 135: Bowl with lug handle.
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Fig. HoB 136
HoB 136: Bowl with cream-colored slip.
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Fig. HoB 137
HoB 137: Brown on Buff bowl.
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Fig. HoB 138
HoB 138: Black on Red bowl.
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Fig. HoB 139
HoB 139: Imported Greek bowl.
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Fig. HoB 140
HoB 140: Streaked jug.
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Fig. HoB 141
HoB 141: Mycenaean (?) cup rim and loop handle.
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Fig. HoB 142
HoB 142: Imported painted cup.
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Fig. HoB 143
HoB 143: Lydian cup.
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Fig. HoB 144
HoB 144: Geometric cup.
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Fig. HoB 145
HoB 145: Small cup.
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Fig. HoB 146
HoB 146: Black on Red bowl.
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Fig. HoB 147
HoB 147: Small jug.
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Fig. HoB 148
HoB 148: Black on Red cup or bowl.
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Fig. HoB 149
HoB 149: Cup.
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Fig. HoB 150
HoB 150: Buff cup.
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Fig. HoB 151
HoB 151: Cup.
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Fig. HoB 152
HoB 152: Buff cup.
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Fig. HoB 153
HoB 153: Buff cup.
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Fig. HoB 154
HoB 154: Trefoil rim.
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Fig. HoB 155
HoB 155: Mycenaean krater.
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Fig. HoB 156
HoB 156: Mycenaean krater fragment.
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Fig. HoB 157
HoB 157: Geometric krater or bowl.
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Fig. HoB 158
HoB 158: Geometric krater or bowl.
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Fig. HoB 159
HoB 159: Black on Red krater.
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Fig. HoB 160
HoB 160: Brown on Buff (purplish) jug.
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Fig. HoB 161
HoB 161: Brown on Buff jug.
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Fig. HoB 162
HoB 162: Small jug.
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Fig. HoB 163
HoB 163: Jug.
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Fig. HoB 164
HoB 164: Jug.
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Fig. HoB 165
HoB 165: Small buff jug.
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Fig. HoB 166
HoB 166: Red on Buff large jug.
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Fig. HoB 167
HoB 167: Mycenaean (?) Red on Buff amphora or jug.
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Fig. HoB 168
HoB 168: Red on Buff banded amphora.
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Fig. HoB 169
HoB 169: Mycenaean (?) closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 170
HoB 170: Large Brown on Buff jug.
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Fig. HoB 171
HoB 171: Small jar.
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Fig. HoB 172
HoB 172: Red on Buff closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 173
HoB 173: Band handle.
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Fig. HoB 174
HoB 174: Brown on Buff closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 175
HoB 175: Brown on Buff closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 176
HoB 176: Brown on Buff closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 177
HoB 177: Body of closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 178
HoB 178: Body of closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 179
HoB 179: Large Black on Red Lydian Geometric biconical pot stand, or foot of a large krater.
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Fig. HoB 180
HoB 180: Gray Ware cup or bowl.
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Fig. HoB 181
HoB 181: Gray Ware handled bowl.
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Fig. HoB 182
HoB 182: Gray Ware bowl.
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Fig. HoB 183
HoB 183: Bowl rim and strap handle.
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Fig. HoB 184
HoB 184: Gray Ware bowl.
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Fig. HoB 185
HoB 185: Small Gray Ware cup.
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Fig. HoB 186
HoB 186: Thick-walled Gray Ware cup.
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Fig. HoB 187
HoB 187: Small buff cup.
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Fig. HoB 188
HoB 188: Gray Ware cup fragment.
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Fig. HoB 189
HoB 189: Gray Ware cup.
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Fig. HoB 190
HoB 190: Large Gray Ware cup.
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Fig. HoB 191
HoB 191: Gray Ware cup.
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Fig. HoB 192
HoB 192: Gray Ware cup with ribbing.
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Fig. HoB 193
HoB 193: Small buff cup.
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Fig. HoB 194
HoB 194: Buff beaker.
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Fig. HoB 195
HoB 195: Gray Ware krater.
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Fig. HoB 196
HoB 196: Buff Ware lid with knob handle.
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Fig. HoB 197
HoB 197: Lid of a vessel.
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Fig. HoB 198
HoB 198: Coarse Gray Ware jug.
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Fig. HoB 199
HoB 199: Gray Ware jug.
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Fig. HoB 200
HoB 200: Gray Ware jug.
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Fig. HoB 201
HoB 201: Gray Ware storage jar with ridges.
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Fig. HoB 202
HoB 202: Jar with sign or decoration.
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Fig. HoB 203
HoB 203: Gray Ware storage jar with wavy lines.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 204
HoB 204: Gray Ware storage jar.
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Fig. HoB 205
HoB 205: Gray Ware base and ring foot.
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Fig. HoB 206
HoB 206: Globular buff closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 207
HoB 207: Gray Ware twisted handle with grooves.
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Fig. HoB 208
HoB 208: Gray Ware vessel with lug handle.
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Fig. 10.3
Cooking pot handles with incised bosses.
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Fig. HoB 209
HoB 209: Closed vessel (lid?) with projecting lug or boss.
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Fig. HoB 210
HoB 210: Gray Ware handle.
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Fig. HoB 211
HoB 211: Handmade buff lug foot.
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Fig. HoB 212
HoB 212: Fragment of painted vessel, turned into a loom weight?.
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Fig. HoB 213
HoB 213: Strainer.
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Fig. HoB 214
HoB 214: Cylindrical pot stand (?).
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Fig. HoB 215
HoB 215: Gray Ware baby feeder.
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Fig. HoB 216
HoB 216: Pithos.
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Fig. HoB 217
HoB 217: Clay basin.
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Fig. HoB 218
HoB 218: Globular cooking pot.
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Fig. HoB 219
HoB 219: Large Gray Ware storage vessel.
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Fig. HoB 220
HoB 220: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 221
HoB 221: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 222
HoB 222: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 223
HoB 223: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 224
HoB 224: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 225
HoB 225: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 226
HoB 226: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 227
HoB 227: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 228
HoB 228: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 229
HoB 229: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 230
HoB 230: Terracotta spit holder.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 231
HoB 231: Doughnut-shaped loom weight.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 232
HoB 232: Spindle whorl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 233
HoB 233: High-arched fibula.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 234
HoB 234: Bronze needle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 235
HoB 235: Bronze pin.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 236
HoB 236: Iron knife blade.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 237
HoB 237: Iron sickle blade.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 238
HoB 238: Iron hook.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 239
HoB 239: Small stone pounder.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 240
HoB 240: Whetstone, cut down and reused.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 241
HoB 241: Stone celt.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 242
HoB 242: Green schist seal with goat design.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 243
HoB 243: Imported Geometric cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 244
HoB 244: Black on Red pot stand or foot of large krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 245
HoB 245: White Bichrome foot of krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 246
HoB 246: Black on Red small jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 247
HoB 247: Painted spool handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 248
HoB 248: Protogeometric (?) jug fragment.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 249
HoB 249: Black on Red jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 250
HoB 250: Globular Gray Ware jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 251
HoB 251: Fragments of oven or furnace grate.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 252
HoB 252: Shallow bowl, imported?.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 253
HoB 253: Shallow bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 254
HoB 254: Black on Red bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 255
HoB 255: Local imitation of a Mycenaean or sub-Mycenaean krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. Table - Lydian IV: Deep Sounding A
Deep Sounding A
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 256
HoB 256: Black on Red jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 257
HoB 257: Black on Red jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 258
HoB 258: Black on Red jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 259
HoB 259: Brown on Buff closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 260
HoB 260: Three Gray Ware fragments: bowl, loop handle, cup base.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 261
HoB 261: Small buff jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 262
HoB 262: Pithos with incised pattern.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 263
HoB 263: Gray Ware knob or boss with an impressed X.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 264
HoB 264: Pithos, thumbprints on rim.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 265
HoB 265: Spindle whorl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 266
HoB 266: Stone bead.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 267
HoB 267: Glass bead, yellow.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 268
HoB 268: Krater (?) handle fragment, painted.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 269
HoB 269: Ring foot, painted.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 270
HoB 270: Black on Red closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 271
HoB 271: Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 272
HoB 272: Gray Ware cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 273
HoB 273: Gray Ware cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 274
HoB 274: Small Gray Ware cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. Table - South of Deep Sounding B
Deep Sounding B
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 275
HoB 275: Pithos with incised groove decoration.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 276
HoB 276: Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 277
HoB 277: Bone toggle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. 4.2
Plan of the South Side in sector HoB, looking west, showing many of the features that appear in Fig. 4.1. At the far left, in the deep test pit, is the Lydian IV floor at *96.4. The top of the Lydian IV wall stub is at *96.75, and a Lydian III wall stub in the same test pit is at *97.70.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 278
HoB 278: Black on Red plate.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 279
HoB 279: Black on Red plate.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 280
HoB 280: Large Bichrome krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 281
HoB 281: Cup, perhaps Cycladic or Euboean Middle Geometric.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 282
HoB 282: Large whetstone or polishing stone.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 283
HoB 283: Large shallow bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 284
HoB 284: Large Black on Red bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 285
HoB 285: Black on Red cup rim.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 286
HoB 286: East Greek bird skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 287
HoB 287: Round-mouthed Black on Red jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 288
HoB 288: Large East Greek closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 289
HoB 289: White Bichrome jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 290
HoB 290: Gray Ware cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 291
HoB 291: Fragment of Black on Red shallow bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 292
HoB 292: Imported Geometric cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 293
HoB 293: Shoulder of a Black on Red jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 294
HoB 294: Gray Ware lid with impressed triangles.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 295
HoB 295: Iron Age cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. Table - Level *95.2
Level *95.2
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 296
HoB 296: Large Gray Ware bowl with impressed triangles.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 297
HoB 297: Heavy Gray Ware bowl with double spool handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 298
HoB 298: Small Gray Ware cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 299
HoB 299: Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 300
HoB 300: Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 301
HoB 301: Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 302
HoB 302: Gray Ware round-mouthed jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 303
HoB 303: Gray Ware jug handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 304
HoB 304: Large Gray Ware jug handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 305
HoB 305: Large Gray Ware krater (?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 306
HoB 306: Gray Ware lug handle of large bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. Table - Lydian III, East End (1)
Levels Floors to *97.50 / Floors to 97.10 / Floors to *97.00
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 307
HoB 307: Large Black on Red bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 308
HoB 308: Black on Red shallow bowl fragment.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 309
HoB 309: Buff cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 310
HoB 310: Small cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 311
HoB 311: Geometric cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 312
HoB 312: Greek Geometric krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 313
HoB 313: Black on Red jug or amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 314
HoB 314: Brown on Buff closed shape.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 315
HoB 315: White Bichrome closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 316
HoB 316: Black on Red closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 317
HoB 317: Gray Ware bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 318
HoB 318: Large cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 319
HoB 319: Cooking bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 320
HoB 320: Lid of cooking pot with semicircular spoon cutout.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 321
HoB 321: Gold Dust ware lid.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 322
HoB 322: Ephesianizing rim.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. Table - Lydian III, East End (2)
Levels To *97.50 / To *97.10 / To *97.00 / To *96.80 / To *96.70 floor
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 324
HoB 324: Bone toggle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 325
HoB 325: Red on White high-stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 326
HoB 326: Black on Red low-stemmed bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 327
HoB 327: Black on Red bowl or dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 328
HoB 328: Carinated Bichrome bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 329
HoB 329: Rounded skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 330
HoB 330: Skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 331
HoB 331: Black on Red round-mouthed jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 332
HoB 332: Black on Red “loose style” jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 333
HoB 333: Bichrome jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. 1.15
Two Bichrome pots, with the same design, by the hand of the same pot painter; one found in HoB, and the other in PC.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 334
HoB 334: Bichrome jar with circle designs.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 335
HoB 335: Ephesianizing rim.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 336
HoB 336: Banded, flaring buff foot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 337
HoB 337: Gray Ware trefoil jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 338
HoB 338: Gray Ware krater with mending holes.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. 1.4
Reconstruction showing how an exceptionally large lid (HoB 339) might have been used to smoke food over a fire.
(Drawing by Catherine Alexander, ©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 339
HoB 339: Gray Ware lid.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 340
HoB 340: Gray Ware lid.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 341
HoB 341: Dark Gray Ware jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 342
HoB 342: Coarse gray jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 343
HoB 343: Gray Ware handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 344
HoB 344: Spout of a Gray Ware baby feeder.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. Tabulation of the Eastern Part of the Central Area
Burned matter under *97.6 floor
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 345
HoB 345: Imported Brown on Buff large metopal deep bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 346
HoB 346: Imported Geometric painted bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 347
HoB 347: Greek Geometric cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 348
HoB 348: East Greek bird skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 349
HoB 349: Corinthian Geometric linear kotyle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 350
HoB 350: Corinthian kotyle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 351
HoB 351: East Greek krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 352
HoB 352: Krater/bowl on high foot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 353
HoB 353: Greek Geometric krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 353A
HoB 353A: East Greek krater fragment.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 354
HoB 354: Imported Black on Red globular vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 355
HoB 355: Corinthian Geometric trefoil jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 356
HoB 356: Painted Milesian transport amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 357
HoB 357: Two sherds of white fabric, imported.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 358
HoB 358: Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 359
HoB 359: Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 360
HoB 360: Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 361
HoB 361: Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 362
HoB 362: Bronze tweezer fragment.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 364
HoB 364: Iron knife.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 365
HoB 365: Iron object.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 366
HoB 366: Iron hook.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 366A
HoB 366A: Iron points, three or four.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 367
HoB 367: Bone knife handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 368
HoB 368: Black on Red plate.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 369
HoB 369: Round-mouthed Bichrome jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 370
HoB 370: Large Bichrome stand.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 371
HoB 371: Black on Red stand or base.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 372
HoB 372: Cooking pot with high handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 373
HoB 373: Dark glass bead.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. 5.15
Three of the four pots seen in the group in Fig. 5.16. For HoB 376, see Pl. 94.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. 5.16
Four pots in situ on the Destruction Level, Lydian III, at W1 / S100 *97.3.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 374
HoB 374: Black on Red low stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 375
HoB 375: Black on Red jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 376
HoB 376: Gray Ware round-mouthed jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 377
HoB 377: Small Gray Ware jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 378
HoB 378: Cooking Stand.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. Table - *97 floor
Level *97 floor
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. Table - *97 burned floor
Level *97 floor
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 379
HoB 379: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 380
HoB 380: Black on Red bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 381
HoB 381: Lydian imitation of Greek cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 382
HoB 382: East Greek Geometric cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 383
HoB 383: East Greek Geometric cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 384
HoB 384: Imported (?) Protogeometric Greek cup with thin metopal lines.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 385
HoB 385: Large Gray Ware amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 386
HoB 386: Biconical stand.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 387
HoB 387: Bronze fibula.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 388
HoB 388: Bronze spoon or spatula.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 389
HoB 389: Bronze pin.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 390
HoB 390: Iron ingot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 391
HoB 391: Brown on Buff plate.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 392
HoB 392: Shallow Black on Red bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 393
HoB 393: Black on Red Cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 394
HoB 394: Brown on Buff cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 395
HoB 395: Large cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 396
HoB 396: Imported Geometric large cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 397
HoB 397: Black on Red krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 398
HoB 398: Brown on Buff jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 399
HoB 399: Shallow bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 400
HoB 400: Gray Ware tool with holes.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 401
HoB 401: Globular cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 402
HoB 402: Loop handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 403
HoB 403: Bichrome dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 404
HoB 404: Streaky glazed skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 405
HoB 405: Streaky glazed skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 406
HoB 406: Black on Red dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 407
HoB 407: Bichrome oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 408
HoB 408: Oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 409
HoB 409: Small jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 410
HoB 410: Waveline amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 411
HoB 411: Bichrome amphora or oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 412
HoB 412: Stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 413
HoB 413: Gray Ware bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 414
HoB 414: Gray Ware jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 415
HoB 415: Gray Ware amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 416
HoB 416: Stand (?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 417
HoB 417: Cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 418
HoB 418: Cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 419
HoB 419: Bichrome oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 420
HoB 420: Small Protocorinthian oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 421
HoB 421: Terracotta stamp seal.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 422
HoB 422: Iron sickle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 423
HoB 423: Iron spit.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 424
HoB 424: Knucklebones.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. 6.15
Stemmed dish (HoB 425) with iron dagger sheath (HoB 438) resting inside it, in situ on south side of Building G.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 425
HoB 425: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 426
HoB 426: Ephesian ware dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 427
HoB 427: Black on Red round-mouthed jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 428
HoB 428: Bichrome amphora (?) .
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 429
HoB 429: Bichrome amphora (?) .
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 430
HoB 430: Gray Ware stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 431
HoB 431: Oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 432
HoB 432: Gray Ware oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 433
HoB 433: Small Gray Ware squat jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 434
HoB 434: Jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 435
HoB 435: Small Gray Ware baby feeder.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 436
HoB 436: Cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 437
HoB 437: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 438
HoB 438: Iron sheath.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 439
HoB 439: Bichrome dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 440
HoB 440: Ephesianizing dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 441
HoB 441: Stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 442
HoB 442: Bichrome dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 443
HoB 443: Black on Red krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 444
HoB 444: Bichrome oinochoe (?) .
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 445
HoB 445: Bichrome amphora (?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 446
HoB 446: Gray Ware skyphos krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 447
HoB 447: Gray Ware skyphos krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 448
HoB 448: Gray Ware skyphos krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 449
HoB 449: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 450
HoB 450: Cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 451
HoB 451: Iron chisel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 452
HoB 452: Iron double axe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 453
HoB 453: Ephesianizing dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 454
HoB 454: Ephesianizing dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 455
HoB 455: Large streaky skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 456
HoB 456: Lebes (?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 457
HoB 457: Closed vessel (oinochoe?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 458
HoB 458: Bichrome stand.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 459
HoB 459: Gray Ware neck amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 460
HoB 460: Cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 461
HoB 461: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 462
HoB 462: Cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. 6.23
Building O, northwest corner with a pithos (HoB 463) dug into a hole in the floor.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 463
Pithos in situ in Building O
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 464
HoB 464: Black on Red dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 465
HoB 465: Skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 466
HoB 466: Bichrome skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 467
HoB 467: Protocorinthian kotyle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 468
HoB 468: Wild Goat style oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 469
HoB 469: Iron spit.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 470
HoB 470: Ephesianizing lid (?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 471
HoB 471: Pithos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 472
HoB 472: Corinthian kotyle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 473
HoB 473: Protocorinthian kotyle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 474
HoB 474: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 475
HoB 475: Kotyle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 476
HoB 476: Terracotta loom weight.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. Table - To level *97.30
To level *97.30
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 477
HoB 477: Ephesianizing stemmed dish with lug attachments.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 478
HoB 478: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 479
HoB 479: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 480
HoB 480: Round-mouthed jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 481
HoB 481: Oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 482
HoB 482: Oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 483
HoB 483: Oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 484
HoB 484: Bichrome amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 485
HoB 485: Amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 486
HoB 486: Small Black on Red squat jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 487
HoB 487: Small squat jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 488
HoB 488: Oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 489
HoB 489: Gray Ware round-mouthed jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 490
HoB 490: Gray Ware amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 491
HoB 491: Cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 492
HoB 492: Breadtray.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 493
HoB 493: Small bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 494
HoB 494: Imitation Protocorinthian aryballos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 495
HoB 495: Late Protocorinthian aryballos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 496
HoB 496: Imitation Late Protocorinthian aryballos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 497
HoB 497: Loom weight.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 498
HoB 498: Black on Red dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 499
HoB 499: Streaky glazed skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 500
HoB 500: Skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 501
HoB 501: Bichrome amphora (?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 502
HoB 502: Gray Ware round-mouthed jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 503
HoB 503: Large bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 504
HoB 504: Small Black on Red squat jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 505
HoB 505: Small squat jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 506
HoB 506: Bone roundel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 507
HoB 507: Bone roundel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 507A
HoB 507A: Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunk with reed impressions.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 508
HoB 508: Large Bichrome jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 509
HoB 509: Large Bichrome jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 510
HoB 510: Wild Goat style stemmed dish fragment.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 511
HoB 511: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 512
HoB 512: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 513
HoB 513: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 514
HoB 514: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 515
HoB 515: Bichrome dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 516
HoB 516: Bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 517
HoB 517: Skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 518
HoB 518: Lid.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 519
HoB 519: Lid.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 520
HoB 520: Lekythos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 521
HoB 521: Myrina amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 522
HoB 522: Waveline amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 523
HoB 523: Amphora (?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. 1.2
Cooking pot sitting on a broken-off hydria neck that serves as a pot stand.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 524
HoB 524: Waveline amphora neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 525
HoB 525: Waveline hydria neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 526
HoB 526: Waveline hydria neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 527
HoB 527: Waveline hydria neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 528
HoB 528: Waveline hydria neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 529
HoB 529: Waveline hydria neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 530
HoB 530: Waveline hydria neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 531
HoB 531: Waveline hydria neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 532
HoB 532: Waveline hydria neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 533
HoB 533: Waveline hydria neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 534
HoB 534: Large Ephesian ware closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 535
HoB 535: Pot stand.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 536
HoB 536: Spool.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 537
HoB 537: Spool.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 538
HoB 538: Spool.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 539
HoB 539: Spool.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 540
HoB 540: Red Bichrome pyxis.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 541
HoB 541: Lydion.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 542
HoB 542: Lydion.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 543
HoB 543: Wild Goat style oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 544
HoB 544: Black on Red dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 545
HoB 545: Black on Red dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 546
HoB 546: Bichrome dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 547
HoB 547: Black on Red dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 548
HoB 548: Bichrome oinochoe (?) .
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 549
HoB 549: Pot stand.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 550
HoB 550: Gray Ware bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 551
HoB 551: Cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 552
HoB 552: Terracotta mold.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 553
HoB 553: Skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 554
HoB 554: Streaky glazed oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 555
HoB 555: Strainer.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 556
HoB 556: Wild Goat style column krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 557
HoB 557: Wild Goat style oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 558
HoB 558: Lamp body.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 559
HoB 559: Bichrome krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 560
HoB 560: Bichrome amphora or oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 561
HoB 561: Gray Ware oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 562
HoB 562: Protocorinthian linear kotyle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 563
HoB 563: Black on Red dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 564
HoB 564: Ephesianizing dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 565
HoB 565: Ephesianizing dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 566
HoB 566: Black on Red bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 567
HoB 567: Ephesianizing bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 568
HoB 568: Streaky glazed small jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 569
HoB 569: Buff Ware oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 570
HoB 570: Gray Ware basin.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 571
HoB 571: Gray Ware small jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 572
HoB 572: Late Protocorinthian kotyle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 573
HoB 573: Streaky glazed skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 574
HoB 574: Bichrome skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 575
HoB 575: Streaky glazed oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 576
HoB 576: Wild Goat style oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 577
HoB 577: Waveline hydria.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 578
HoB 578: Waveline hydria or amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 579
HoB 579: Ten lamps.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 580
HoB 580: Cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 581
HoB 581: Wild Goat style dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 582
HoB 582: Ionian cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 583
HoB 583: Attic black-figure stemmed cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 584
HoB 584: Wild Goat style oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 585
HoB 585: Early Corinthian alabastron.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 586
HoB 586: Middle or Late Corinthian aryballos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 587
HoB 587: Architectural terracotta.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 588
HoB 588: Bronze clothing attachment?.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 589
HoB 589: Bronze fibula.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 590
HoB 590: Bone pin.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 591
HoB 591: Bone object.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 592
HoB 592: Bone blank.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 593
HoB 593: Bone blank for pin?.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 594
HoB 594: Ephesianizing stemmed (?) dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 595
HoB 595: Red Bichrome bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 596
HoB 596: Round-mouthed jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 597
HoB 597: Wild Goat style lebes (?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 598
HoB 598: Bowl rim.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 599
HoB 599: Lebes.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 600
HoB 600: Dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 601
HoB 601: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 602
HoB 602: Stone mold.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 603
HoB 603: Stone mold.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 604
HoB 604: Stone mold.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 605
HoB 605: Stone mold.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 606
HoB 606: Bone pin.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 607
HoB 607: Bone pin.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 608
HoB 608: Bone pins.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 609
HoB 609: Bone pin.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 610
HoB 610: Antler.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 611
HoB 611: Ephesianizing stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 612
HoB 612: Lydian Orientalizing dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 613
HoB 613: Dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 614
HoB 614: Bichrome dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 615
HoB 615: Black on Red dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 616
HoB 616: Wild Goat style dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 617
HoB 617: Small streaky glazed skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 618
HoB 618: Bichrome lebes.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 619
HoB 619: Ephesianizing lebes.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 620
HoB 620: Bichrome oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 621
HoB 621: Streaky glazed oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 622
HoB 622: Bichrome oinochoe or amphora fragment.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 623
HoB 623: Wild Goat style oinochoe or amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 624
HoB 624: Bichrome Waveline amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 625
HoB 625: Bichrome jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 626
HoB 626: Orientalizing thymiaterion (?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 627
HoB 627: Small Black on Red pyxis.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 628
HoB 628: Ephesianizing handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 629
HoB 629: Gray Ware stemmed dish (small).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 630
HoB 630: Gray Ware amphora neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 631
HoB 631: Cooking ware bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 632
HoB 632: Pithos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 633
HoB 633: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 634
HoB 634: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 635
HoB 635: Ionian cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 636
HoB 636: Black-polished round-mouthed jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 637
HoB 637: Ionian oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 638
HoB 638: Wild Goat style oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 639
HoB 639: Chian amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 640
HoB 640: Pithos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 641
HoB 641: Early Corinthian alabastron.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 642
HoB 642: Terracotta bird (?) figurine.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 643
HoB 643: Terracotta figure (?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 644
HoB 644: Spindle whorl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 645
HoB 645: Loom weights.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 646
HoB 646: Bichrome stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 647
HoB 647: “Early Fikellura” skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 648
HoB 648: Miniature streaky glazed lekythos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 649
HoB 649: Handle attachment (?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 650
HoB 650: Lamp.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 651
HoB 651: Lamp.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 652
HoB 652: Lamp.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 653
HoB 653: Ephesian ware stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 654
HoB 654: Ephesianizing dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 655
HoB 655: Large stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 656
HoB 656: Large stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 657
HoB 657: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 658
HoB 658: Imitation of a Protocorinthian kotyle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 659
HoB 659: Round-mouthed jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 660
HoB 660: Bichrome amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 661
HoB 661: Bichrome amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 662
HoB 662: Small squat jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 663
HoB 663: Body sherd.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 664
HoB 664: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 665
HoB 665: Corinthian transitional linear kotyle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 666
HoB 666: Wild Goat style oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 667
HoB 667: Lamp.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 668
HoB 668: Terracotta female figurine.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 669
HoB 669: Bone weaving tablet.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 670
HoB 670: Bone roundel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 671
HoB 671: Small bone roundel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 672
HoB 672: Skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 673
HoB 673: Bichrome oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 674
HoB 674: Bichrome oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 675
HoB 675: Black on Red oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 676
HoB 676: Wild Goat style oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 677
HoB 677: Black on Red small squat jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 678
HoB 678: Dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 679
HoB 679: Black polished oinochoe (?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. Table - *98.4 Floor
Level *98.4 floor
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 680
HoB 680: Stemmed (?) dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 681
HoB 681: Streaky glazed oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 682
HoB 682: Bichrome amphora or oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 683
HoB 683: Bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 684
HoB 684: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 685
HoB 685: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 686
HoB 686: Ionian cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 687
HoB 687: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 688
HoB 688: Ionian cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 689
HoB 689: Corinthian aryballos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 690
HoB 690: Bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 691
HoB 691: Ephesianizing stemmed (?) dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 692
HoB 692: Imitation of a Protocorinthian kotyle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 693
HoB 693: Wild Goat style skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 694
HoB 694: Bronze cross-shaped object.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 695
HoB 695: Stone whetstone.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 696
HoB 696: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 697
HoB 697: Bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 698
HoB 698: Streaky glazed krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 699
HoB 699: Waveline hydria or amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 700
HoB 700: Waveline hydria.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 702
HoB 702: Waveline hydria neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 703
HoB 703: Waveline hydria neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 704
HoB 704: Waveline hydria neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 705
HoB 705: Waveline hydria or amphora neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 706
HoB 706: Waveline hydria or amphora neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 708
HoB 708: Waveline (?) hydria or amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 709
HoB 709: Bichrome closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 710
HoB 710: Stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 711
HoB 711: Cooking ware amphora neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 714
HoB 714: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 715
HoB 715: Ionian cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 716
HoB 716: Group of loom weights.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 717
HoB 717: Upper grindstone (saddle quern).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 718
HoB 718: Bone pin.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 719
HoB 719: Streaky glazed stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 720
HoB 720: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 721
HoB 721: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 722
HoB 722: Streaky glazed skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 723
HoB 723: Streaky glazed small skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 724
HoB 724: Streaky glazed small skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 725
HoB 725: Oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 726
HoB 726: Oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 727
HoB 727: Cooking stand.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 728
HoB 728: Semi-glazed lekythos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 729
HoB 729: “Early Fikellura” aryballos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 730
HoB 730: Gold Dust ware lid with rectangular cutout.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 731
HoB 731: Ionian kantharos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 732
HoB 732: Black-polished round-mouthed oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 733
HoB 733: Loom weights.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 734
HoB 734: Intaglio die.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 735
HoB 735: Bridle ornament.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 736
HoB 736: Unfinished bronze ibex bridle or harness ornament.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 737
HoB 737: Black on Red stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 738
HoB 738: Stemmed dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 739
HoB 739: Black on Red stemmed dish stem.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 740
HoB 740: Bichrome dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 741
HoB 741: Bichrome dish.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 742
HoB 742: Streaky glazed skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 743
HoB 743: Streaky glazed skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 744
HoB 744: Streaky glazed skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 745
HoB 745: Streaky glazed skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 746
HoB 746: Streaky glazed skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 747
HoB 747: Skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
-
Fig. HoB 748
HoB 748: Skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 749
HoB 749: Bichrome skyphos krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 750
HoB 750: Wild Goat Style Lebes.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 751
HoB 751: Small olpe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 752
HoB 752: Small olpe.
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Fig. 1.11
A trefoil oinochoe (HoB 753) with three-quarter circles, or hooks, on the shoulder and streaky glaze on the body.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 753
HoB 753: Bichrome oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 754
HoB 754: Small oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 755
HoB 755: Small oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 756
HoB 756: Small oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 757
HoB 757: Small oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 758
HoB 758: Small oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 759
HoB 759: Small oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 760
HoB 760: Small oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 761
HoB 761: Small oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 762
HoB 762: Small oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 763
HoB 763: Small oinochoe.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 765
HoB 765: Waveline amphora or hydria neck.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 766
HoB 766: Miniature hydria .
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 767
HoB 767: Small jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 768
HoB 768: Bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 769
HoB 769: Round-mouthed jug.
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Fig. HoB 770
HoB 770: Jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 771
HoB 771: Stemmed dish (?) rim fragment.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 772
HoB 772: Cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 773
HoB 773: Cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 774
HoB 774: Rosette bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 775
HoB 775: Rosette bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 776
HoB 776: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 777
HoB 777: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 778
HoB 778: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 779
HoB 779: Bird bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 780
HoB 780: Cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 781
HoB 781: Cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 782
HoB 782: Aryballos (?) bottom.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 783
HoB 783: Lamp.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 784
HoB 784: Terracotta camel (ungulate?) figurine.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 785
HoB 785: Terracotta “Exhibitionist” figurine.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
by Nancy H. Ramage and Andrew Ramage
Deep Sounding C
Pottery
HoB 131 (P13.178) Black on Buff plate (Fig. HoB 131)
HoB 132 (P12.67) Bowl (Fig. HoB 132)
HoB 133 (P13.181) Shallow bowl (Fig. HoB 133)
HoB 134 (P13.180) Shallow bowl (Fig. HoB 134)
HoB 135 (P14.41) Bowl with lug handle (Fig. HoB 135)
HoB 136 (P12.104) Bowl with cream-colored slip (Fig. HoB 136)
HoB 137 (P13.176) Brown on Buff bowl (Fig. HoB 137)
HoB 138 (P14.35) Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 138)
HoB 139 (P66.68) Imported Greek bowl (Fig. HoB 139)
HoB 140 (P14.40) Streaked jug (Fig. HoB 140)
HoB 141 (P66.137) Mycenaean (?) cup rim and loop handle (Fig. HoB 141)
HoB 142 (P13.170) Imported painted cup (Fig. HoB 142)
HoB 143 (P66.178) Lydian cup (Fig. HoB 143)
HoB 144 (P14.42) Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 144)
HoB 145 (P13.185) Small cup (Fig. HoB 145)
HoB 146 (P13.201) Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 146)
HoB 147 (P12.89) Small jug (Fig. HoB 147)
HoB 148 (P12.99) Black on Red cup or bowl (Fig. HoB 148)
HoB 149 (P13.166) Cup (Fig. HoB 149)
HoB 150 (P13.177) Buff cup (Fig. HoB 150)
HoB 151 (P13.195) Cup (Fig. HoB 151)
HoB 152 (P13.167) Buff cup (Fig. HoB 152)
HoB 153 (P13.165) Buff cup (Fig. HoB 153)
HoB 154 (P13.179) Trefoil rim (Fig. HoB 154)
HoB 155 (P66.119) Mycenaean krater (Fig. HoB 155)
HoB 156 (P16.35) Mycenaean krater fragment (Fig. HoB 156)
HoB 157 (P66.76) Geometric krater or bowl (Fig. HoB 157)
HoB 158 (P66.82) Geometric krater or bowl (Fig. HoB 158)
HoB 159 (P12.59) Black on Red krater (Fig. HoB 159)
HoB 160 (P12.58) Brown on Buff (purplish) jug (Fig. HoB 160)
HoB 161 (P13.204) Brown on Buff jug (Fig. HoB 161)
HoB 162 (P13.190) Small jug (Fig. HoB 162)
HoB 163 (P13.200) Jug (Fig. HoB 163)
HoB 164 (P13.187) Jug (Fig. HoB 164)
HoB 165 (P13.186) Small buff jug (Fig. HoB 165)
HoB 166 (P13.192) Red on Buff large jug (Fig. HoB 166)
HoB 167 (P16.26) Mycenaean (?) Red on Buff amphora or jug (Fig. HoB 167)
HoB 168 (P13.164) Red on Buff banded amphora (Fig. HoB 168)
HoB 169 (P16.27) Mycenaean (?) closed vessel (Fig. HoB 169)
HoB 170 (P13.184) Large Brown on Buff jug (Fig. HoB 170)
HoB 171 (P13.169) Small jar (Fig. HoB 171)
HoB 172 (P13.159) Red on Buff closed vessel (Fig. HoB 172)
HoB 173 (P13.188) Band handle (Fig. HoB 173)
HoB 174 (P13.193) Brown on Buff closed vessel (Fig. HoB 174)
HoB 175 (P13.198) Brown on Buff closed vessel (Fig. HoB 175)
HoB 176 (P13.194) Brown on Buff closed vessel (Fig. HoB 176)
HoB 177 (P13.196) Body of closed vessel (Fig. HoB 177)
HoB 178 (P13.168) Body of closed vessel (Fig. HoB 178)
HoB 179 (P66.66) Large Black on Red Lydian Geometric biconical pot stand, or foot of a large krater (Fig. HoB 179)
HoB 180 (P12.32) Gray Ware cup or bowl (Fig. HoB 180)
HoB 181 (P12.6) Gray Ware handled bowl (Fig. HoB 181)
HoB 182 (P12.13) Gray Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 182)
HoB 183 (P12.66) Bowl rim and strap handle (Fig. HoB 183)
HoB 184 (P12.5) Gray Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 184)
HoB 185 (P14.30) Small Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 185)
HoB 186 (P14.32) Thick-walled Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 186)
HoB 187 (P14.36) Small buff cup (Fig. HoB 187)
HoB 188 (P14.31) Gray Ware cup fragment (Fig. HoB 188)
HoB 189 (P14.27) Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 189)
HoB 190 (P14.16) Large Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 190)
HoB 191 (P14.20) Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 191)
HoB 192 (P14.22) Gray Ware cup with ribbing (Fig. HoB 192)
HoB 193 (P14.43) Small buff cup (Fig. HoB 193)
HoB 194 (P12.92) Buff beaker (Fig. HoB 194)
HoB 195 (P12.15) Gray Ware krater (Fig. HoB 195)
HoB 196 (P66.115) Buff Ware lid with knob handle (Fig. HoB 196)
HoB 197 (P12.101) Lid of a vessel (Fig. HoB 197)
HoB 198 (P12.8) Coarse Gray Ware jug (Fig. HoB 198)
HoB 199 (P14.21) Gray Ware jug (Fig. HoB 199)
HoB 200 (P14.23) Gray Ware jug (Fig. HoB 200)
HoB 201 (P12.38) Gray Ware storage jar with ridges (Fig. HoB 201)
HoB 202 (P12.108) Jar with sign or decoration (Fig. HoB 202)
HoB 203 (P12.21) Gray Ware storage jar with wavy lines (Fig. HoB 203)
HoB 204 (P12.23) Gray Ware storage jar (Fig. HoB 204)
HoB 205 (P12.26) Gray Ware base and ring foot (Fig. HoB 205)
HoB 206 (P12.97) Globular buff closed vessel (Fig. HoB 206)
HoB 207 (P12.18) Gray Ware twisted handle with grooves (Fig. HoB 207)
HoB 208 (P12.33) Gray Ware vessel with lug handle (Fig. HoB 208)
HoB 209 (P12.105) Closed vessel (lid?) with projecting lug or boss (Figs. 10.3 and HoB 209)
HoB 210 (P14.33) Gray Ware handle (Fig. HoB 210)
HoB 211 (P12.91) Handmade buff lug foot (Fig. HoB 211)
HoB 212 (P13.199) Fragment of painted vessel, turned into a loom weight? (Fig. HoB 212)
HoB 213 (P12.68) Strainer (Fig. HoB 213)
HoB 214 (P12.113) Cylindrical pot stand (?) (Fig. HoB 214)
HoB 215 (P12.29) Gray Ware baby feeder (Fig. HoB 215)
HoB 216 (P66.138) Pithos (Fig. HoB 216)
HoB 217 (P12.52) Clay basin (Fig. HoB 217)
HoB 218 (P12.24) Globular cooking pot (Fig. HoB 218)
HoB 219 (P12.37) Large Gray Ware storage vessel (Fig. HoB 219)
Terracotta
The following group of twelve entries are hammer-shaped, or hammerhead loom weights (HoB 220–HoB 229). All of them have a uniform texture, more like mudbrick than like pottery.
HoB 220 (T12.5.1) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 220)
HoB 221 (T12.5.2) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 221)
HoB 222 (T12.5.3) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 222)
HoB 223 (T12.5.4 and T12.5.10) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 223)
HoB 224 (T12.5.7) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 224)
HoB 225 (T12.5.8) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 225)
HoB 226 (T12.5.9) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 226)
HoB 227 (T12.5.5) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 227)
HoB 228 (T12.5.6) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 228)
HoB 229 (T12.5.11) Hammer-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 229)
HoB 230 (T98.2) Terracotta spit holder (Fig. HoB 230)
HoB 231 (T14.14) Doughnut-shaped loom weight (Fig. HoB 231)
HoB 232 (T12.3) Spindle whorl (Fig. HoB 232)
Metal
HoB 233 (M66.13) High-arched fibula (Fig. HoB 233)
HoB 234 (M11.1) Bronze needle (Fig. HoB 234)
HoB 235 (M66.11) Bronze pin (Fig. HoB 235)
HoB 236 (M15.1) Iron knife blade (Fig. HoB 236)
HoB 237 (M11.4) Iron sickle blade (Fig. HoB 237)
HoB 238 (M11.10) Iron hook (Fig. HoB 238)
Stone
HoB 239 (S12.3) Small stone pounder (Fig. HoB 239)
HoB 240 (S12.4) Whetstone, cut down and reused (Fig. HoB 240)
HoB 241 (S66.11) Stone celt (Fig. HoB 241)
Seal
HoB 242 (Seal66.1) Green schist seal with goat design (Fig. HoB 242)
Deep Sounding B
(See Fig. 3.14)
Pottery
HoB 243 (P62.290) Imported Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 243)
HoB 244 (P62.201) Black on Red pot stand or foot of large krater (Fig. HoB 244)
HoB 245 (P62.385) White Bichrome foot of krater (Fig. HoB 245)
HoB 246 (P62.384) Black on Red small jug (Fig. HoB 246)
HoB 247 (P62.383) Painted spool handle (Fig. HoB 247)
HoB 248 (P12.48) Protogeometric (?) jug fragment (Fig. HoB 248)
HoB 249 (P12.46) Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 249)
HoB 250 (P62.380) Globular Gray Ware jug (Fig. HoB 250)
Terracotta
HoB 251 (T02.9) Fragments of oven or furnace grate (Fig. HoB 251)
Deep Sounding A
(See Fig. 3.20)
Pottery
HoB 252 (P60.525) Shallow bowl, imported? (Fig. HoB 252)
HoB 253 (P60.511) Shallow bowl (Fig. HoB 253)
HoB 254 (P60.506) Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 254)
HoB 255 (P60.524) Local imitation of a Mycenaean or sub-Mycenaean krater (Fig. HoB 255)
See Table - Lydian IV: Deep Sounding A
HoB 256 (P60.505) Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 256)
HoB 257 (P60.561) Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 257)
HoB 258 (P60.527) Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 258)
HoB 259 (P60.562) Brown on Buff closed vessel (Fig. HoB 259)
HoB 260 (P60.564) Three Gray Ware fragments: bowl, loop handle, cup base (Fig. HoB 260)
HoB 261 (P60.526) Small buff jug (Fig. HoB 261)
HoB 262 (P60.563) Pithos with incised pattern (Fig. HoB 262)
HoB 263 (P60.518) Gray Ware knob or boss with an impressed X (Figs. 10.3 and HoB 263)
HoB 264 (P60.548) Pithos, thumbprints on rim (Fig. HoB 264)
Terracotta
HoB 265 (T60.42) Spindle whorl (Fig. HoB 265)
Stone
HoB 266 (S14.7) Stone bead (Fig. HoB 266)
Glass
HoB 267 (G60.50) Glass bead, yellow [photo is black and white] (Fig. HoB 267)
South of Deep Sounding B
Pottery
HoB 268 (P13.182) Krater (?) handle fragment, painted (Fig. HoB 268)
HoB 269 (P13.189) Ring foot, painted (Fig. HoB 269)
HoB 270 (P13.202) Black on Red closed vessel (Fig. HoB 270)
HoB 271 (P12.14) Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl (Fig. HoB 271)
HoB 272 (P12.20) Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 272)
HoB 273 (P14.25) Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 273)
HoB 274 (P14.29) Small Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 274)
See Table - South of Deep Sounding B
HoB 275 (P12.102) Pithos with incised groove decoration (Fig. HoB 275)
Terracotta
HoB 276 (T12.11) Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions (Fig. HoB 276)
Bone
HoB 277 (BI12.1) Bone toggle (Fig. HoB 277)
*96.4 floor at W20/S115–120
(see Fig. 4.2)
In addition to local pieces listed below, there was a significant number of imported Geometric period sherds of the kind that are often categorized as East Greek Geometric, Cycladic, or Euboean, as well as one or two Protogeometric and earlier Geometric pieces, out of context. These include the following, at *96.4 and below, around *96.1.
Pottery
HoB 278 (P64.354) Black on Red plate (Fig. HoB 278)
HoB 279 (P64.355) Black on Red plate (Fig. HoB 279)
HoB 280 (P64.356) Large Bichrome krater (Fig. HoB 280)
HoB 281 (P64.351) Cup, perhaps Cycladic or Euboean Middle Geometric (Fig. HoB 281)
Stone
HoB 282 (S64.48) Large whetstone or polishing stone (Fig. HoB 282)
To *96.10
Pottery
HoB 283 (P64.434) Large shallow bowl (Fig. HoB 283)
HoB 284 (P64.437) Large Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 284)
HoB 285 (P12.90) Black on Red cup rim (Fig. HoB 285)
HoB 286 (P64.435) East Greek bird skyphos (Fig. HoB 286)
HoB 287 (P64.439) Round-mouthed Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 287)
HoB 288 (P64.436) Large East Greek closed vessel (Fig. HoB 288)
HoB 289 (P64.442) White Bichrome jar (Fig. HoB 289)
HoB 290 (P64.433) Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 290)
To *95.60
HoB 291 (P64.444) Fragment of Black on Red shallow bowl (Fig. HoB 291)
HoB 292 (P64.445) Imported Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 292)
HoB 293 (P64.443) Shoulder of a Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 293)
HoB 294 (P14.15) Gray Ware lid with impressed triangles (Fig. HoB 294)
HoB 295 (P83.63) Iron Age cooking pot (Manisa 6676) (Fig. HoB 295)
The level below the *95.5 floor of Deep Sounding B consisted of the typical mixture of brown earth and larger sand lenses. At the south end, below the stones and pithos sherds mentioned in Deep Sounding A, the dark earth with charcoal continued but became sandier about *95.2 and produced much less pottery. Aside from the pithoi, a typical sample of sherds from the stratum in question might run as in Table - Level *95.2
The plain reddish-buff ware, of coarser and finer textures, gave little evidence of attention to surface finish. The plain yellow-buff ware was generally of fine texture. See p. 44.
Gray Ware and Other Monochrome from ca. *97.0 to *94.75
HoB 296 (P14.17) Large Gray Ware bowl with impressed triangles (Fig. HoB 296)
HoB 297 (P12.9) Heavy Gray Ware bowl with double spool handle (Fig. HoB 297)
HoB 298 (P14.18) Small Gray Ware cup (Fig. HoB 298)
HoB 299 (P12.10) Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl (Fig. HoB 299)
HoB 300 (P12.11) Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl (Fig. HoB 300)
HoB 301 (P12.19) Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl (Fig. HoB 301)
HoB 302 (P12.12) Gray Ware round-mouthed jug (Fig. HoB 302)
HoB 303 (P14.14) Gray Ware jug handle (Fig. HoB 303)
HoB 304 (P14.24) Large Gray Ware jug handle (Fig. HoB 304)
HoB 305 (P12.4) Large Gray Ware krater (?) (Fig. HoB 305)
HoB 306 (P14.19) Gray Ware lug handle of large bowl (Fig. HoB 306)
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Fig. HoB 131
HoB 131: Black on Buff plate.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 132
HoB 132: Bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 133
HoB 133: Shallow bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 134
HoB 134: Shallow bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 135
HoB 135: Bowl with lug handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 136
HoB 136: Bowl with cream-colored slip.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 137
HoB 137: Brown on Buff bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 138
HoB 138: Black on Red bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 139
HoB 139: Imported Greek bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 140
HoB 140: Streaked jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 141
HoB 141: Mycenaean (?) cup rim and loop handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 142
HoB 142: Imported painted cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 143
HoB 143: Lydian cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 144
HoB 144: Geometric cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 145
HoB 145: Small cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 146
HoB 146: Black on Red bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 147
HoB 147: Small jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 148
HoB 148: Black on Red cup or bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 149
HoB 149: Cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 150
HoB 150: Buff cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 151
HoB 151: Cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 152
HoB 152: Buff cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 153
HoB 153: Buff cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 154
HoB 154: Trefoil rim.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 155
HoB 155: Mycenaean krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 156
HoB 156: Mycenaean krater fragment.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 157
HoB 157: Geometric krater or bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 158
HoB 158: Geometric krater or bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 159
HoB 159: Black on Red krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 160
HoB 160: Brown on Buff (purplish) jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 161
HoB 161: Brown on Buff jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 162
HoB 162: Small jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 163
HoB 163: Jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 164
HoB 164: Jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 165
HoB 165: Small buff jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 166
HoB 166: Red on Buff large jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 167
HoB 167: Mycenaean (?) Red on Buff amphora or jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 168
HoB 168: Red on Buff banded amphora.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 169
HoB 169: Mycenaean (?) closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 170
HoB 170: Large Brown on Buff jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 171
HoB 171: Small jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 172
HoB 172: Red on Buff closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 173
HoB 173: Band handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 174
HoB 174: Brown on Buff closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 175
HoB 175: Brown on Buff closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 176
HoB 176: Brown on Buff closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 177
HoB 177: Body of closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 178
HoB 178: Body of closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 179
HoB 179: Large Black on Red Lydian Geometric biconical pot stand, or foot of a large krater.
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Fig. HoB 180
HoB 180: Gray Ware cup or bowl.
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Fig. HoB 181
HoB 181: Gray Ware handled bowl.
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Fig. HoB 182
HoB 182: Gray Ware bowl.
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Fig. HoB 183
HoB 183: Bowl rim and strap handle.
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Fig. HoB 184
HoB 184: Gray Ware bowl.
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Fig. HoB 185
HoB 185: Small Gray Ware cup.
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Fig. HoB 186
HoB 186: Thick-walled Gray Ware cup.
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Fig. HoB 187
HoB 187: Small buff cup.
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Fig. HoB 188
HoB 188: Gray Ware cup fragment.
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Fig. HoB 189
HoB 189: Gray Ware cup.
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Fig. HoB 190
HoB 190: Large Gray Ware cup.
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Fig. HoB 191
HoB 191: Gray Ware cup.
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Fig. HoB 192
HoB 192: Gray Ware cup with ribbing.
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Fig. HoB 193
HoB 193: Small buff cup.
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Fig. HoB 194
HoB 194: Buff beaker.
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Fig. HoB 195
HoB 195: Gray Ware krater.
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Fig. HoB 196
HoB 196: Buff Ware lid with knob handle.
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Fig. HoB 197
HoB 197: Lid of a vessel.
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Fig. HoB 198
HoB 198: Coarse Gray Ware jug.
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Fig. HoB 199
HoB 199: Gray Ware jug.
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Fig. HoB 200
HoB 200: Gray Ware jug.
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Fig. HoB 201
HoB 201: Gray Ware storage jar with ridges.
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Fig. HoB 202
HoB 202: Jar with sign or decoration.
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Fig. HoB 203
HoB 203: Gray Ware storage jar with wavy lines.
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Fig. HoB 204
HoB 204: Gray Ware storage jar.
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Fig. HoB 205
HoB 205: Gray Ware base and ring foot.
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Fig. HoB 206
HoB 206: Globular buff closed vessel.
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Fig. HoB 207
HoB 207: Gray Ware twisted handle with grooves.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 208
HoB 208: Gray Ware vessel with lug handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. 10.3
Cooking pot handles with incised bosses.
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Fig. HoB 209
HoB 209: Closed vessel (lid?) with projecting lug or boss.
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Fig. HoB 210
HoB 210: Gray Ware handle.
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Fig. HoB 211
HoB 211: Handmade buff lug foot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 212
HoB 212: Fragment of painted vessel, turned into a loom weight?.
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Fig. HoB 213
HoB 213: Strainer.
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Fig. HoB 214
HoB 214: Cylindrical pot stand (?).
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Fig. HoB 215
HoB 215: Gray Ware baby feeder.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 216
HoB 216: Pithos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 217
HoB 217: Clay basin.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 218
HoB 218: Globular cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 219
HoB 219: Large Gray Ware storage vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 220
HoB 220: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 221
HoB 221: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 222
HoB 222: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 223
HoB 223: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 224
HoB 224: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 225
HoB 225: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 226
HoB 226: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 227
HoB 227: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 228
HoB 228: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 229
HoB 229: Hammer-shaped loom weight.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 230
HoB 230: Terracotta spit holder.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 231
HoB 231: Doughnut-shaped loom weight.
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Fig. HoB 232
HoB 232: Spindle whorl.
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Fig. HoB 233
HoB 233: High-arched fibula.
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Fig. HoB 234
HoB 234: Bronze needle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 235
HoB 235: Bronze pin.
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Fig. HoB 236
HoB 236: Iron knife blade.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 237
HoB 237: Iron sickle blade.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 238
HoB 238: Iron hook.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 239
HoB 239: Small stone pounder.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 240
HoB 240: Whetstone, cut down and reused.
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Fig. HoB 241
HoB 241: Stone celt.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 242
HoB 242: Green schist seal with goat design.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. 3.14
Section B–B in Deep Sounding B.
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Fig. HoB 243
HoB 243: Imported Geometric cup.
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Fig. HoB 244
HoB 244: Black on Red pot stand or foot of large krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 245
HoB 245: White Bichrome foot of krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 246
HoB 246: Black on Red small jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 247
HoB 247: Painted spool handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 248
HoB 248: Protogeometric (?) jug fragment.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 249
HoB 249: Black on Red jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 250
HoB 250: Globular Gray Ware jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 251
HoB 251: Fragments of oven or furnace grate.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. 3.20
Section A–A of Deep Sounding A. See Fig. 3.23.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 252
HoB 252: Shallow bowl, imported?.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 253
HoB 253: Shallow bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 254
HoB 254: Black on Red bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 255
HoB 255: Local imitation of a Mycenaean or sub-Mycenaean krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. Table - Lydian IV: Deep Sounding A
Deep Sounding A
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Fig. HoB 256
HoB 256: Black on Red jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 257
HoB 257: Black on Red jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 258
HoB 258: Black on Red jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 259
HoB 259: Brown on Buff closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 260
HoB 260: Three Gray Ware fragments: bowl, loop handle, cup base.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 261
HoB 261: Small buff jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 262
HoB 262: Pithos with incised pattern.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 263
HoB 263: Gray Ware knob or boss with an impressed X.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 264
HoB 264: Pithos, thumbprints on rim.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 265
HoB 265: Spindle whorl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 266
HoB 266: Stone bead.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 267
HoB 267: Glass bead, yellow.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 268
HoB 268: Krater (?) handle fragment, painted.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 269
HoB 269: Ring foot, painted.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 270
HoB 270: Black on Red closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 271
HoB 271: Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 272
HoB 272: Gray Ware cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 273
HoB 273: Gray Ware cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 274
HoB 274: Small Gray Ware cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. Table - South of Deep Sounding B
Deep Sounding B
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Fig. HoB 275
HoB 275: Pithos with incised groove decoration.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 276
HoB 276: Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 277
HoB 277: Bone toggle.
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Fig. 4.2
Plan of the South Side in sector HoB, looking west, showing many of the features that appear in Fig. 4.1. At the far left, in the deep test pit, is the Lydian IV floor at *96.4. The top of the Lydian IV wall stub is at *96.75, and a Lydian III wall stub in the same test pit is at *97.70.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 278
HoB 278: Black on Red plate.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 279
HoB 279: Black on Red plate.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 280
HoB 280: Large Bichrome krater.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 281
HoB 281: Cup, perhaps Cycladic or Euboean Middle Geometric.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 282
HoB 282: Large whetstone or polishing stone.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 283
HoB 283: Large shallow bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 284
HoB 284: Large Black on Red bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 285
HoB 285: Black on Red cup rim.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 286
HoB 286: East Greek bird skyphos.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 287
HoB 287: Round-mouthed Black on Red jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 288
HoB 288: Large East Greek closed vessel.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 289
HoB 289: White Bichrome jar.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 290
HoB 290: Gray Ware cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 291
HoB 291: Fragment of Black on Red shallow bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 292
HoB 292: Imported Geometric cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 293
HoB 293: Shoulder of a Black on Red jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 294
HoB 294: Gray Ware lid with impressed triangles.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 295
HoB 295: Iron Age cooking pot.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. Table - Level *95.2
Level *95.2
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Fig. HoB 296
HoB 296: Large Gray Ware bowl with impressed triangles.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 297
HoB 297: Heavy Gray Ware bowl with double spool handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 298
HoB 298: Small Gray Ware cup.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 299
HoB 299: Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 300
HoB 300: Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 301
HoB 301: Gray Ware mesomphalic bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 302
HoB 302: Gray Ware round-mouthed jug.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 303
HoB 303: Gray Ware jug handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 304
HoB 304: Large Gray Ware jug handle.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 305
HoB 305: Large Gray Ware krater (?).
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
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Fig. HoB 306
HoB 306: Gray Ware lug handle of large bowl.
(©Archaeological Exploration of Sardis/President and Fellows of Harvard College)
by Nancy H. Ramage and Andrew Ramage
East End
Pottery
See Table - Lydian III, East End (1)
HoB 307 (P62.293) Large Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 307)
HoB 308 (P61.577) Black on Red shallow bowl fragment (Fig. HoB 308)
HoB 309 (P62.299) Buff cup (Fig. HoB 309)
HoB 310 (P60.565) Small cup (Fig. HoB 310)
HoB 311 (P60.534) Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 311)
HoB 312 (P60.598) Greek Geometric krater (Fig. HoB 312)
HoB 313 (P60.546) Black on Red jug or amphora (Fig. HoB 313)
HoB 314 (P61.576) Brown on Buff closed shape (Fig. HoB 314)
HoB 315 (P62.200) White Bichrome closed vessel (Fig. HoB 315)
HoB 316 (P60.571) Black on Red closed vessel (Fig. HoB 316)
HoB 317 (P60.532) Gray Ware bowl (Fig. HoB 317)
HoB 318 (P62.242) Large cooking pot (Fig. HoB 318)
HoB 319 (P62.221) Cooking bowl (Fig. HoB 319)
HoB 320 (P62.267) Lid of cooking pot with semicircular spoon cutout (Fig. HoB 320)
HoB 321 (P62.298) Gold Dust ware lid (Fig. HoB 321)
HoB 322 (P61.574) Ephesianizing rim (Fig. HoB 322)
See Table - Lydian III, East End (2)
HoB 323 vacat.
Bone
HoB 324 (BI61.31) Bone toggle (Manisa 6702) (Fig. HoB 324)
Central Area
Pottery
HoB 325 (P66.25)Red on White high-stemmed dish (Manisa 5346) (Fig. HoB 325)
HoB 326 (P65.272) Black on Red low-stemmed bowl (Fig. HoB 326)
HoB 327 (P61.494) Black on Red bowl or dish (Fig. HoB 327)
HoB 328 (P65.276) Carinated Bichrome bowl (Fig. HoB 328)
HoB 329 (P62.239) Rounded skyphos (Fig. HoB 329)
HoB 330 (P62.297) Skyphos (Fig. HoB 330)
HoB 331 (P68.67) Black on Red round-mouthed jug (Fig. HoB 331)
HoB 332 (P65.220) Black on Red “loose style” jug (Fig. HoB 332)
HoB 333 (P66.69) Bichrome jar (Fig. HoB 333)
HoB 334 (P13.21) Bichrome jar with circle designs (Figs. 1.15 and HoB 334)
HoB 335 (P18.63) Ephesianizing rim (Fig. HoB 335)
HoB 336 (P65.274) Banded, flaring buff foot (Fig. HoB 336)
HoB 337 (P66.37) Gray Ware trefoil jug (Fig. HoB 337)
HoB 338 (P65.273) Gray Ware krater with mending holes (Fig. HoB 338)
HoB 339 (P65.221) Gray Ware lid (Figs. 1.4 and HoB 339)
HoB 340 (P66.35) Gray Ware lid (Fig. HoB 340)
HoB 341 (P62.288) Dark Gray Ware jug (Fig. HoB 341)
HoB 342 (P65.270) Coarse gray jar (Fig. HoB 342)
HoB 343 (P14.34) Gray Ware handle (Fig. HoB 343)
HoB 344 (P13.33) Spout of a Gray Ware baby feeder (Fig. HoB 344)
See theTabulation of the Eastern Part of the Central Area
HoB 345 (P65.271) Imported Brown on Buff large metopal deep bowl (Fig. HoB 345)
HoB 346 (P62.251) Imported Geometric painted bowl (Fig. HoB 346)
HoB 347 (P66.64) Greek Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 347)
HoB 348 (P68.50) East Greek bird skyphos (Fig. HoB 348)
HoB 349 (P66.39) Corinthian Geometric linear kotyle (Fig. HoB 349)
HoB 350 (P96.27) Corinthian kotyle (Fig. HoB 350)
HoB 351 (P65.222) East Greek krater (Fig. HoB 351)
HoB 352 (P65.260) Krater/bowl on high foot (Fig. HoB 352)
HoB 353 (P66.41) Greek Geometric krater (Fig. HoB 353)
HoB 353A (P17.3) East Greek krater fragment (Fig. HoB 353A)
HoB 354 (P16.36) Imported Black on Red globular vessel (Fig. HoB 354)
HoB 355 (P62.294) Corinthian Geometric trefoil jug (Manisa 4951) (Fig. HoB 355)
HoB 356 (P65.269) Painted Milesian transport amphora (Fig. HoB 356)
HoB 357 (P65.192) Two sherds of white fabric, imported (Fig. HoB 357)
HoB 358 (T12.10) Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions (Fig. HoB 358)
HoB 359 (T12.13) Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions (Fig. HoB 359)
HoB 360 (T12.8) Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions (Fig. HoB 360)
HoB 361 (T12.9) Wattle and daub wall or ceiling chunks with reed impressions (Fig. HoB 361)
Metal
HoB 362 (M11.3) Bronze tweezer fragment (Fig. HoB 362)
HoB 363 (M84.9) Bronze fibula
HoB 364 (M17.6) Iron knife (Fig. HoB 364)
HoB 365 (M17.7) Iron object (Fig. HoB 365)
HoB 366 (M15.6) Iron hook (Fig. HoB 366)
HoB 366A (M17.8) Iron points, three or four (Fig. HoB 366A)
Bone
HoB 367 (BI66.2) Bone knife handle (Fig. HoB 367)
In Association with the Human Remains Found in a Shallow Hole
HoB 368 (P68.27) Black on Red plate (Fig. HoB 368)
HoB 369 (P68.6) Round-mouthed Bichrome jug (Fig. HoB 369)
HoB 370 (P68.7) Large Bichrome stand (Fig. HoB 370)
HoB 371 (P68.30) (Fig. HoB 371)
HoB 372 (P12.25) Cooking pot with high handle (Fig. HoB 372)
HoB 373 (G68.1) Dark glass bead (Fig. HoB 373)
Floor at W0–5/S98–101 *97.6–97.4
A “cache” of pots in what was perhaps a pit, under Floor, at W0–5/S98–101 *97.6–97.4. This cache, similar to a “puppy burial,” includes HoB 374, HoB 375, HoB 376, and HoB 377. See Figs. 5.15 and 5.16.
However, this group did not contain an iron knife or canid bones, and was therefore rejected by Greenewalt in his study of these assemblages (Greenewalt and Payne, Ritual Dinners, p. 27, no. 1).
HoB 374 (P66.26) Black on Red low stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 374)
HoB 375 (P66.29) Black on Red jug (Fig. HoB 375)
HoB 376 (P66.27) Gray Ware round-mouthed jug (Manisa 6592) (Fig. HoB 376)
HoB 377 (P66.28) Small Gray Ware jug (Fig. HoB 377)
HoB 378 (T66.2) Hearth stand for a pot (Fig. HoB 378)
South Side
Pottery
Pottery analysis from two contiguous areas indicates that the proportion of different wares and imports gives a good idea of the chronological horizon that fits well with the impression gained from the imports in the Central Area that have already been described:
Associated with fragments of 11⁄2 boxes (the foundations: floor rises to east):9
W4–15/S112–118 *97.00 Extending expanse of *97 floor to North:
See Table - *97 floor
There is a considerable patch of burned floor10 that produced about half a box of pottery:
See Table - *97 burned floor
50% Gray; 15% Cooking; 15% plain; 20% Painted
1 piece Lydian Geometric plate rim, concentric semicircles, Brown on Buff
3 pieces, joining, of a high sloping foot of a large vessel, Brown on Buff
HoB 379 (P70.18) Black on Red stemmed dish (Fig. HoB 379)
HoB 380 (P64.358) Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 380)
HoB 381 (P70.19) Lydian imitation of Greek cup (Fig. HoB 381)
HoB 382 (P70.20) East Greek Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 382)
HoB 383 (P70.16) East Greek Geometric cup (Fig. HoB 383)
HoB 384 (P64.364) Imported (?) Protogeometric Greek cup with thin metopal lines (Fig. HoB 384)
HoB 385 (P66.57) Large Gray Ware amphora (Fig. HoB 385)
HoB 386 (P66.70) Biconical stand (Manisa 7511) (Fig. HoB 386)
Metal
HoB 387 (M14.11) Bronze fibula (Fig. HoB 387)
HoB 388 (M70.5) Bronze spoon or spatula (Fig. HoB 388)
HoB 389 (M70.4) Bronze pin (Fig. HoB 389)
HoB 390 (M84.11) Iron ingot (Fig. HoB 390)
Deep Sounding C and Vicinity
HoB 391 (P14.37) Brown on Buff plate (Fig. HoB 391)
HoB 392 (P12.57) Shallow Black on Red bowl (Fig. HoB 392)
HoB 393 (P66.65) Black on Red Cup (Fig. HoB 393)
HoB 394 (P12.93) Brown on Buff cup (Fig. HoB 394)
HoB 395 (P12.85) Large cup (Fig. HoB 395)
HoB 396 (P12.84) Imported Geometric large cup (Fig. HoB 396)
HoB 397 (P12.96) Black on Red krater (Fig. HoB 397)
HoB 398 (P13.203) Brown on Buff jug (Fig. HoB 398)
HoB 399 (P14.39) Shallow bowl (Fig. HoB 399)
HoB 400 (P12.22) Gray Ware tool with holes (Fig. HoB 400)
HoB 401 (P12.36) Globular cooking pot (Fig. HoB 401)
W21–25/S117.50–119 to *96.10
HoB 402 (P14.38) Loop handle (Fig. HoB 402)