cf. IsthmiaXI, p. 150, no. 895, pl. 26 (J. W. Hayes and K. W. Slane; identified as amphora toe(?) “possibly from a globular type related to LR Amphora 2“(?); Southwest Temenos, context dated 5th-6th century(?))
Comparanda
cf. Sanders1999, p. 473, no. 24, fig. 16=Hammond2015, pp. 68 n. 230, 220, 328-329, 396-397, nos. 374-377, fig. 42, pl. 16 (“bell lids“ in NePcf; Panayia Area, Corinth, dated mid-/late 6th-early 7th cs.)
Fabric, firing, and surface description
Reddish orange; more gray at exterior surface. Coarse, hard; irregular hackly break; gritty surface texture. Common, poorly sorted, small to rarely medium, inclusions: small white angular; rare, angular, red; tiny, rounded black and other dark.
Preservation comment
One sherd preserves entire handle and small part of adjacent wall. Slight to moderate, extensive abrasion and erosion; worn breaks; wide film of thin encrustation.
Published as
KenchreaiIV, p. 112, no. RC 9d, pl. 28 (B. Adamsheck)
