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MINOAN POTTERY —LATE MINOAN III
the spout a panel of parallel zigzag lines, the rest of this zone filled with two paral-
lel wavy lines with concentric arcs in the loops; curvilinear decoration on handles
and false neck.
Plate V.
72. 09.571. Stirrup jug. H. 0.105 m.; D. 0.106 m.
From Episkopi, Crete; gift of Mrs. T. J. Bowlker, 1909.
Clay pale red; buff slip. Flattened globular body; hollowed foot; false neck
with strap handles; round spout inserted near top of body. Decoration painted
in red-brown glaze; above largest diameter a zone of short vertical zigzags, on
the rest of the body horizontal lines of varying width; handles and spout sur-
rounded by a wavy line, opposite the spout two sets of concentric arcs below
this line and intervening spaces filled with parallel lines, by the spout a half wheel
pattern with spokes, repeated three times; bands on spout, neck, and handles.
Plate V.
LATE MINOAN III: MYCENAEAN STYLE
73. 83.3 (3). Bowl. H. 0.14 m.; D. 0.247 m.
From Kameiros, Rhodes; purchased from the Everett Fund, 1883.
Clay bright red; buff slip. Bowl with sides vertical below and widely flaring
above; small base ring; narrow horizontal rim; two loop handles horizontally
attached. Decoration in black glaze varying to red-brown, largely rubbed off;
rim black; three horizontal bands inside; outside, a wavy band between the
handles, three horizontal lines below the handles, and two bands near the base.
Plate VI.
74. 01.8042. Cup. H. 0.111 m.; D. 0.105 m.
From Amorgos (?); purchased from the H. L. Pierce Fund, 1901.
Clay pale red; warm buff slip, shiny in places. Rounded body with slightly
flaring edge; high stem; spreading foot, hollowed in centre; vertically attached
loop handles. Decoration in red glaze varying to black; on each side of the body,
boukranion between deer heads, and on one side a concentric circle ornament
surrounded by dots next the handle; below them five fine horizontal lines; on
stem and foot encircling bands; handles and edge red.
Plate V.
75. 06.2371. Cup. H. 0.179 m.; D. 0.145 m.
From Rhodes; anonymous gift, 1906.
Repaired; fragments missing.
Clay red; smooth buff slip. Cup with sloping rounded sides, high stem and
large flat foot hollowed in centre underneath; vertically attached loop handles.
Decoration painted in dark brown glaze varying to red-brown; on each side four
erect slender Triton-shell ornaments in fine lines, under each handle a circle of
dots enclosed by concentric circles; at the top of the stem a group of fine en-
circling lines; on the stem and foot encircling bands; handles and edge brown.
Plate VI.
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the spout a panel of parallel zigzag lines, the rest of this zone filled with two paral-
lel wavy lines with concentric arcs in the loops; curvilinear decoration on handles
and false neck.
Plate V.
72. 09.571. Stirrup jug. H. 0.105 m.; D. 0.106 m.
From Episkopi, Crete; gift of Mrs. T. J. Bowlker, 1909.
Clay pale red; buff slip. Flattened globular body; hollowed foot; false neck
with strap handles; round spout inserted near top of body. Decoration painted
in red-brown glaze; above largest diameter a zone of short vertical zigzags, on
the rest of the body horizontal lines of varying width; handles and spout sur-
rounded by a wavy line, opposite the spout two sets of concentric arcs below
this line and intervening spaces filled with parallel lines, by the spout a half wheel
pattern with spokes, repeated three times; bands on spout, neck, and handles.
Plate V.
LATE MINOAN III: MYCENAEAN STYLE
73. 83.3 (3). Bowl. H. 0.14 m.; D. 0.247 m.
From Kameiros, Rhodes; purchased from the Everett Fund, 1883.
Clay bright red; buff slip. Bowl with sides vertical below and widely flaring
above; small base ring; narrow horizontal rim; two loop handles horizontally
attached. Decoration in black glaze varying to red-brown, largely rubbed off;
rim black; three horizontal bands inside; outside, a wavy band between the
handles, three horizontal lines below the handles, and two bands near the base.
Plate VI.
74. 01.8042. Cup. H. 0.111 m.; D. 0.105 m.
From Amorgos (?); purchased from the H. L. Pierce Fund, 1901.
Clay pale red; warm buff slip, shiny in places. Rounded body with slightly
flaring edge; high stem; spreading foot, hollowed in centre; vertically attached
loop handles. Decoration in red glaze varying to black; on each side of the body,
boukranion between deer heads, and on one side a concentric circle ornament
surrounded by dots next the handle; below them five fine horizontal lines; on
stem and foot encircling bands; handles and edge red.
Plate V.
75. 06.2371. Cup. H. 0.179 m.; D. 0.145 m.
From Rhodes; anonymous gift, 1906.
Repaired; fragments missing.
Clay red; smooth buff slip. Cup with sloping rounded sides, high stem and
large flat foot hollowed in centre underneath; vertically attached loop handles.
Decoration painted in dark brown glaze varying to red-brown; on each side four
erect slender Triton-shell ornaments in fine lines, under each handle a circle of
dots enclosed by concentric circles; at the top of the stem a group of fine en-
circling lines; on the stem and foot encircling bands; handles and edge brown.
Plate VI.
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