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VASES AND FRAGMENTS FROM DAPHNAE. 91
the one on the r. is the fore-part of a boar to 1., in white with finely incised markings. On the
1. is an Amazon to r., clad as an archer, in peaked cap and close-fitting jerkin, shooting off an
arrow. The warrior on the r. has a curious projection on the front of his helmet, cf. B i i6s.
[This projection, which rises perpendicularly like a handle from the ridge of the helmet,
may be meant to represent ihepkalos, which held the plume of feathers, or perhaps the Kvfifiaxns
of //. xv. 536, unless that is identical with the phalos, for which cf. //. iv. 459, xii. 384
(TfTpdrjjaXos). It occurs on an archaic bronze relief in the Perugia Museum, and on the
Clazomenae sarcophagi {J. H. S. iv., pi. 31, p. 11), in one case double (cf. //. v. 743, ajMptyakos
FRAGMENT of situla. 3J x 4^- in. Tanis II, pi. xxi.v. 3. Design black on buff
ground, with incised lines and accessories of white and purple.
Parts of two male figures, the front one wearing an embroidered chlamys, and holding a
cup in 1. hand, the hinder one nude ; they advance to r. towards a seated draped figure.
[The cup is shaped like the Mycenaean cups, and seems to indicate a survival of
Mycenaean ware at Daphnae.]
FRAGMENT of situla. 6i x 4 in. Imperfectly fired. Design black on a buff panel
with incised lines.
The leg of a male figure to r., outstretched behind.
FRAGMENTS of situla, six in number. Imperfectly fired. Design black on buff
ground, with incised lines and accessories of white and purple.
On the shoulder, a frieze of Sirens to r., with long hair, necklaces, and wings recurved.
Below, a panel of scale-pattern.
FRAGMENT of situla. Ht. 5 in. Design black on a buff panel, with incised lines
and accessories of white and purple.
Parts of two male figures advancing to r., the one bearded, with long hair and long-
sleeved embroidered chiton, holding a stick in 1. band, the other in front of him wearing a
purple bordered loin-cloth (a distinctly Egyptian form of dress).
FRAGMENTS of situla, two in number. Design black on red ground, with incised
lines and purple accessories.
Fore-part of a bull to r. ; above, two rows of dots.
FRAGMENTS of situla, two in number. Designs black on drab panels, with incised
lines and white accessories.
(a) Horse's hoof to 1., evidently the foot of a Satyr ; opposite are the foot and tail of a
similar Satyr, (ff) A square base or seat with border round the top, in the extreme right-hand
corner. Below, a row of white dots pierced with black, and a frieze of geese to 1., pecking
the ground.
Il5s. FRAGMENT of situla. 4! x 3 in. Design black on drab ground.
An ithyphallic Satyr to r., holding out one hand, confronted by a similar Satyr holding a
youth in his arms (?) ; the latter has one hand extended.
l*59.
FRAGMENT of situla (?). Ht. 2 in. Imperfectly fired. Design black on pale red
ground, with incised lines and purple accessories.
Head and fore-leg of lion rampant to r.
^ 115 FRAGMENTS, five in number, of situla. Designs black on red panels, with incised
lines and accessories of white and purple.
Parts of two female figures to r., in long embroidered chitons ; one has also a himation.
the one on the r. is the fore-part of a boar to 1., in white with finely incised markings. On the
1. is an Amazon to r., clad as an archer, in peaked cap and close-fitting jerkin, shooting off an
arrow. The warrior on the r. has a curious projection on the front of his helmet, cf. B i i6s.
[This projection, which rises perpendicularly like a handle from the ridge of the helmet,
may be meant to represent ihepkalos, which held the plume of feathers, or perhaps the Kvfifiaxns
of //. xv. 536, unless that is identical with the phalos, for which cf. //. iv. 459, xii. 384
(TfTpdrjjaXos). It occurs on an archaic bronze relief in the Perugia Museum, and on the
Clazomenae sarcophagi {J. H. S. iv., pi. 31, p. 11), in one case double (cf. //. v. 743, ajMptyakos
FRAGMENT of situla. 3J x 4^- in. Tanis II, pi. xxi.v. 3. Design black on buff
ground, with incised lines and accessories of white and purple.
Parts of two male figures, the front one wearing an embroidered chlamys, and holding a
cup in 1. hand, the hinder one nude ; they advance to r. towards a seated draped figure.
[The cup is shaped like the Mycenaean cups, and seems to indicate a survival of
Mycenaean ware at Daphnae.]
FRAGMENT of situla. 6i x 4 in. Imperfectly fired. Design black on a buff panel
with incised lines.
The leg of a male figure to r., outstretched behind.
FRAGMENTS of situla, six in number. Imperfectly fired. Design black on buff
ground, with incised lines and accessories of white and purple.
On the shoulder, a frieze of Sirens to r., with long hair, necklaces, and wings recurved.
Below, a panel of scale-pattern.
FRAGMENT of situla. Ht. 5 in. Design black on a buff panel, with incised lines
and accessories of white and purple.
Parts of two male figures advancing to r., the one bearded, with long hair and long-
sleeved embroidered chiton, holding a stick in 1. band, the other in front of him wearing a
purple bordered loin-cloth (a distinctly Egyptian form of dress).
FRAGMENTS of situla, two in number. Design black on red ground, with incised
lines and purple accessories.
Fore-part of a bull to r. ; above, two rows of dots.
FRAGMENTS of situla, two in number. Designs black on drab panels, with incised
lines and white accessories.
(a) Horse's hoof to 1., evidently the foot of a Satyr ; opposite are the foot and tail of a
similar Satyr, (ff) A square base or seat with border round the top, in the extreme right-hand
corner. Below, a row of white dots pierced with black, and a frieze of geese to 1., pecking
the ground.
Il5s. FRAGMENT of situla. 4! x 3 in. Design black on drab ground.
An ithyphallic Satyr to r., holding out one hand, confronted by a similar Satyr holding a
youth in his arms (?) ; the latter has one hand extended.
l*59.
FRAGMENT of situla (?). Ht. 2 in. Imperfectly fired. Design black on pale red
ground, with incised lines and purple accessories.
Head and fore-leg of lion rampant to r.
^ 115 FRAGMENTS, five in number, of situla. Designs black on red panels, with incised
lines and accessories of white and purple.
Parts of two female figures to r., in long embroidered chitons ; one has also a himation.