Fairbanks, Arthur; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston [Editor]: Catalogue of Greek and Etruscan vases (Band 1): Early vases, preceding Athenian black-figured ware (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ. Pr., 1928)

GREEK AND ETRUSCAN VASES

band; on the rim, a series of concentric lines; on the neck, a broken simple guil-
loche in a panel.
Plate XXXVI.
330.5. 86.548 (252). Fragment from neck of amphora. 0.092 by 0.089 m.
Coarse dull red clay, gray-buff slip, decoration in dull black glaze. Inside
the neck, a broad black band; on the outside of the lip, a fine lotus bud and flower
pattern; on the neck, apparently a net-work pattern with dots at the crossing of
lines under a band of short vertical strokes, a black band above and below.
Plate XXXVI.
330.6. 86.549 (94). Fragment from neck of amphora. 0.135 by 0.072 m.
Coarse dull red clay; buff slip; decoration in red-brown glaze. Inside the
neck, two bands; on the outside of the lip, a band of vertical strokes; on the neck,
a complicated meander.
Plate XXXVI.
330.7. 86.635 (75). Fragment from shoulder of jar. 0.12 by 0.111 m.
From temple of Apollo.
Red clay; thin buff slip; decoration in brown glaze. Below the neck, a nar-
row tongue pattern; on the shoulder, two widely separated ornaments, a point
rosette, and a figure 8 (abbreviated guilloche).
Plate XXXVI.
330.8. 86.552 (36). Fragment. 0.088 by 0.079 m.
Dull red clay; buff slip; decoration in lustrous black glaze. Part of a running
pattern with palmettes; above, a horizontal ladder pattern.
Plate XXXVI.
330.9. 86.636. Fragment. 0.097 by 0.062 m.
From temple of Apollo.
Red clay; buff slip; decoration in dull black glaze. Lotus flower and bud
without connecting lines.
Plate XXXVI.
330.10. 86.554 (39). Fragment. 0.039 by 0.035 m.
Gray clay; buff slip; decoration in yellow to black glaze. Lotus flower and
bud pattern above a band of crescents (?).
Plates XXXVI, XXXVII.
330.11. 86.553 (38). Fragment. 0.061 by 0.047 m.
Red clay; buff slip; decoration in brown to black glaze. Band of crescents;
below, a horizontal ladder pattern.
Plate XXXVI.
331. 88.828 (157, 253). Fragments of trefoil oinochoe. Originally perhaps
H. 0.30 m.
From Naucratis. Gift of Egypt Exploration Fund, 1888.
Pale slightly reddish clay, pale yellow slip. Globular body with trefoil
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