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LATER GRAECO-PHOENICIAN WARES.
'75
handle. On front of body, conventionalised lotos with two groups of concentric
circles each side ; under the handle, four similar groups above (three in line
with one below), and large group of red and black concentric rings below, with
two groups of circles towards base. On each side, four red concentric rings
enclosing two sets each of three black ones.
OINOCHOE, similar. Form 110. Ht. 12 in. 1876 (Ccsnola).
Buff slip ; black and purple paint. Surface worn in parts. Paint on lip
and handle ; on neck, four black bands with a purple one in the middle ; across
the latter are three groups of five concentric circles. On the body
in front, a pattern of intersecting lines (see Fig. 310), from the middle
of which hangs a chain ; below, a group of four concentric circles, and
on each side five groups (five circles in each), vertically placed. On
each side, a series of concentric circles ; in centre, five black rings and
two black bands ; three purple rings ; a ring of groups of small circles ;
two purple bands edged with black. Under the handle, group of
concentric circles surrounded by four groups of smaller circles (five
in each).
Fig. 310 —
C 866 ipart).
OINOCHOE, similar. Form 91. Ht. 8 in. Excavated by M. O.-Richter, 1884 (probably Plate IX.
at Dali).
Short neck. Drab slip ; dull greyish-brown and purple paint. On neck,
purple wavy line between brown rings ; stripe down handle, with cross-lines
above and below. On the body, each side, concentric circles in three groups,
the inner of brown and purple bands ; the next of two purple rings, and the
outer of a purple ring and two black bands.
JUG. Form 95 (nearly). Ht. 15! in. 1876 (Cesnola).
Body spherical ; wide neck with handle-ridge and heavy rim ; thick handle
Light buff slip ; dull greyish-black and purple paint. Surface damaged and
paint worn in parts. On lip, fine rings, inside and out ; on the neck, above,
rings between two bands ; below, thick wavy line and broad band ;
on the handle, oblique bars, with a sort of broad flourish or spiral
below. On the shoulder in front, a pattern of four wing-like objects
with hatched markings, arranged in the form of diagonals (see
Fig. 311); at the point of intersection, a square of chequer-
pattern ; between them, above and below, patterns of chevrons
enclosing a square of purple. On the body, an elaborate system of
intersecting circular bands and concentric circles : round the upper
part a horizontal band intersecting two vertical ones with centres
in middle of sides ; each band consists of eight or ten fine lines between two
broad. Within the vertical bands are patterns of concentric rings and bands,
one band purple, the rest black ; the outer bands intersect the horizontal circles.
On the front of the body is a similar group of concentric circles, all black.
[For the pattern on the shoulder, cf. O.-Richter, AV/mv, pi. So, 6.]
'75
handle. On front of body, conventionalised lotos with two groups of concentric
circles each side ; under the handle, four similar groups above (three in line
with one below), and large group of red and black concentric rings below, with
two groups of circles towards base. On each side, four red concentric rings
enclosing two sets each of three black ones.
OINOCHOE, similar. Form 110. Ht. 12 in. 1876 (Ccsnola).
Buff slip ; black and purple paint. Surface worn in parts. Paint on lip
and handle ; on neck, four black bands with a purple one in the middle ; across
the latter are three groups of five concentric circles. On the body
in front, a pattern of intersecting lines (see Fig. 310), from the middle
of which hangs a chain ; below, a group of four concentric circles, and
on each side five groups (five circles in each), vertically placed. On
each side, a series of concentric circles ; in centre, five black rings and
two black bands ; three purple rings ; a ring of groups of small circles ;
two purple bands edged with black. Under the handle, group of
concentric circles surrounded by four groups of smaller circles (five
in each).
Fig. 310 —
C 866 ipart).
OINOCHOE, similar. Form 91. Ht. 8 in. Excavated by M. O.-Richter, 1884 (probably Plate IX.
at Dali).
Short neck. Drab slip ; dull greyish-brown and purple paint. On neck,
purple wavy line between brown rings ; stripe down handle, with cross-lines
above and below. On the body, each side, concentric circles in three groups,
the inner of brown and purple bands ; the next of two purple rings, and the
outer of a purple ring and two black bands.
JUG. Form 95 (nearly). Ht. 15! in. 1876 (Cesnola).
Body spherical ; wide neck with handle-ridge and heavy rim ; thick handle
Light buff slip ; dull greyish-black and purple paint. Surface damaged and
paint worn in parts. On lip, fine rings, inside and out ; on the neck, above,
rings between two bands ; below, thick wavy line and broad band ;
on the handle, oblique bars, with a sort of broad flourish or spiral
below. On the shoulder in front, a pattern of four wing-like objects
with hatched markings, arranged in the form of diagonals (see
Fig. 311); at the point of intersection, a square of chequer-
pattern ; between them, above and below, patterns of chevrons
enclosing a square of purple. On the body, an elaborate system of
intersecting circular bands and concentric circles : round the upper
part a horizontal band intersecting two vertical ones with centres
in middle of sides ; each band consists of eight or ten fine lines between two
broad. Within the vertical bands are patterns of concentric rings and bands,
one band purple, the rest black ; the outer bands intersect the horizontal circles.
On the front of the body is a similar group of concentric circles, all black.
[For the pattern on the shoulder, cf. O.-Richter, AV/mv, pi. So, 6.]