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Object Number
35-100-40/3387
Display Title
Pottery base fragment
Descriptions
Inventory Description
Ceramic base sherd, ext red on buff bands, black int
Classification
- Sherd
Department
Archaeological
Culture
- Helladic III?
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Europe
/
Greece
/
Cyclades
/
Melos
/
<City>
/
Phylakopi
Intrasite
Surface, around the excavations and from the dumps
Additional Geographic Terms
Melos Island, on north coast of eastern part of
Materials
Ceramic
Dimensions
Overall: 2.8 x 3.7 x 3.3 cm (1 1/8 x 1 7/16 x 1 5/16 in.)
Quantity
1
Label on object
35-100-40/3387
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 35-100-40/3474 | Mycenaean pottery base fragment |
Sherd
|
Melos
| |
| 35-100-40/3253 | 2 potsherds; pottery base fragment |
Sherd
|
Pseira
| |
| 35-100-40/3369 | 2 potsherd; pottery base fragment |
Sherd
|
Phylakopi
| |
| 35-100-40/3375 | Pottery base fragment |
Sherd
|
Phylakopi
| |
| 35-100-40/3035 | Red glazed pottery base fragment - |
Sherd
|
Crete
| |
| 35-100-40/3204 | Pottery base fragment |
Sherd
|
Crete
| |
| 34-169-40/2437 | Pottery base fragment - slipped, burnished - interior glazed |
Sherd
|
Greece
| |
| 35-100-40/3485 | Pottery base fragment |
Sherd
|
Melos
| |
| 35-100-40/3346 | Pottery base fragment; potsherd |
Sherd
|
Phylakopi
| |
| 35-100-40/3245 | Pottery base fragment |
Sherd
|
Pseira
| |
| 34-169-40/2539 | Pottery base fragment - Classical ware |
Sherd
|
Greece
| |
| 34-169-40/2125.1 | 2 fragments of pottery bases - black on red, Dimini style (Wace & Thompson, 1912 |
Sherd
|
Greece
|