Payne, Humfry: Necrocorinthia: a study of Corinthian art in the Archaic period (Oxford, 1931)

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Megara Hyblaea tomb 508. Alabastron no. 99; pointed aryballos as fig. 8 a.
Syracuse tomb 450 (N.S. 1895,176-7),group by one skeleton. Alabastron no.

106; pointed aryballos as fig. 8b; alabastron as fig. 121 b, but without

dots (cf. no. 376 a).
Rhitsona tomb 13 (J.H.S. 1910, 346 fL). Alabastron no. 69. Six pointed

aryballoi, two as fig. 8 a; small flat-bottomed aryballoi, type no. 643;

alabastron similarly decorated; round aryballos as fig. 126.
Megara Hyblaea tomb 640, group by one skeleton. Alabastron no. 91; black

kotyle (cf. fig. 9 a) ; bottle (shape fig. 156) of Rhodian style (no incision):

Price, E. Greek Pottery p. 13.
Syracuse, predio Spagna tomb 57 (N.S. 1926, 197 ff. and pi. 10). Oinochoe

no. 140; kotyle no. 706; oinochoe no. 739.
Carthage (Delattre, Necrop. Douimes, 26). Aryballoi nos. 64, 519, 563 b.