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LATE MYCENAEAN.
H5.
A 822 (detail of lip).
the shoulder, in a wide band between each pair of handles, is a conventional figure
derived from a heart-shaped leaf with a fan-like appendage fringed with dots ;
below these are three double waved curves. The body
between shoulder and foot is ringed with thin bands,
three broader bands separating these at intervals.
On the flat lip is a double waved zig-zag, with fringed
fan-shaped flowers in alternate triangles thus formed.
(Fig- I93-)
[For the long tradition of the heart-shaped leaf see A 769, note. A very similar piece
from Thebes {'Apx- AeAr., 1917, p. 143, fig. 105) probably belongs to the Middle Mycenaean
style. This and the four following vases (A 823-6) must, with'A 812, A 858-9 and A 876-7, be
placed among the earliest elements at Ialysos.]
A 823. THREE-HANDLED JAR. Ht. cj| in. Tomb A. M. V., pi. i., 3 ; p. 5.
Tall tapered shape, body closely ringed below the shoulder with thin and
thick bands, as last. Light brown clay with pale yellow surface and brown-
black varnish fired red in one patch. Between each pair of handles are two
spiral coils springing from the ground-line in an upright loop. On the lip, a
waved line. The handles are not ribbed, but have bosses at their base.
A 824. THREE-HANDLED JAR. Ht. yl in. Tomb 28. Presented, 1872. M.V., p.'14,
' pithos?
' Shape and decoration as last. Reddish clay with yellow surface and red-
black varnish. One handle is wanting:.
Plate X.
A 825. THREE-HANDLED JAR. Ht. io\ in. Tomb 30. Presented, 1872. M.V., p. 14, Plate X.
no. 52b ; Dumont and Chaplain, Ceram., pi. hi., 15.
Shape and fabric as A 823, but with ribbed handles; on the shoulder,
scale-pattern. The lower part of the body only is encircled
with thick and thin bands. On the lip is a waved line.
A 826. THREE-HANDLED JAR. Ht. 71 in. Tomb 26. Pre-
sented, 1872. M.V., p. 14.
Shape and decoration as last, but with broad and
narrow bands filling all the space between foot and
shoulder. (Fig. 194.)
A 827. THREE-HANDLED JAR. Ht. 16 in. Tomb 37. Pre-
sented, 1S72. M.V., pi. x., 62, p. 16; Dumont and Chaplain,
CJratn., pi. iii., 19 ; Perrot and Chipiez, Hist., vi, p. 921.
Shape as A 822, but broader, and there is no
moulding at base of neck. Red clay with yellow surface
and red-black varnish. On the shoulder is scale-pattern
in double outline, each scale containing a small circle.
The lip, which is partly broken away, has a pattern of
Plate XI.
H5.
A 822 (detail of lip).
the shoulder, in a wide band between each pair of handles, is a conventional figure
derived from a heart-shaped leaf with a fan-like appendage fringed with dots ;
below these are three double waved curves. The body
between shoulder and foot is ringed with thin bands,
three broader bands separating these at intervals.
On the flat lip is a double waved zig-zag, with fringed
fan-shaped flowers in alternate triangles thus formed.
(Fig- I93-)
[For the long tradition of the heart-shaped leaf see A 769, note. A very similar piece
from Thebes {'Apx- AeAr., 1917, p. 143, fig. 105) probably belongs to the Middle Mycenaean
style. This and the four following vases (A 823-6) must, with'A 812, A 858-9 and A 876-7, be
placed among the earliest elements at Ialysos.]
A 823. THREE-HANDLED JAR. Ht. cj| in. Tomb A. M. V., pi. i., 3 ; p. 5.
Tall tapered shape, body closely ringed below the shoulder with thin and
thick bands, as last. Light brown clay with pale yellow surface and brown-
black varnish fired red in one patch. Between each pair of handles are two
spiral coils springing from the ground-line in an upright loop. On the lip, a
waved line. The handles are not ribbed, but have bosses at their base.
A 824. THREE-HANDLED JAR. Ht. yl in. Tomb 28. Presented, 1872. M.V., p.'14,
' pithos?
' Shape and decoration as last. Reddish clay with yellow surface and red-
black varnish. One handle is wanting:.
Plate X.
A 825. THREE-HANDLED JAR. Ht. io\ in. Tomb 30. Presented, 1872. M.V., p. 14, Plate X.
no. 52b ; Dumont and Chaplain, Ceram., pi. hi., 15.
Shape and fabric as A 823, but with ribbed handles; on the shoulder,
scale-pattern. The lower part of the body only is encircled
with thick and thin bands. On the lip is a waved line.
A 826. THREE-HANDLED JAR. Ht. 71 in. Tomb 26. Pre-
sented, 1872. M.V., p. 14.
Shape and decoration as last, but with broad and
narrow bands filling all the space between foot and
shoulder. (Fig. 194.)
A 827. THREE-HANDLED JAR. Ht. 16 in. Tomb 37. Pre-
sented, 1S72. M.V., pi. x., 62, p. 16; Dumont and Chaplain,
CJratn., pi. iii., 19 ; Perrot and Chipiez, Hist., vi, p. 921.
Shape as A 822, but broader, and there is no
moulding at base of neck. Red clay with yellow surface
and red-black varnish. On the shoulder is scale-pattern
in double outline, each scale containing a small circle.
The lip, which is partly broken away, has a pattern of
Plate XI.