cf. CL-1978-18 (unpublished lamp from excavations at Temple Hill, Corinth)
Comparanda
cf. Ke 1906-L 501 (north mole)
Comparanda
cf. CorinthIV.2, pp. 103, 222-223, nos. 883-888, figs. 48:22, 153 (O. Broneer, Type XXVIII)
Comparanda
cf. Garnett1975, pp. 181-182, 205, no. 42, fig. 1:42 (Fountain of the Lamps, Corinth)
Comparanda
sim. Clement1970, p. 164=MartyPeppers1979, pp. 142, 355-356, no. ACon16, figs. 8:g, 9:a=IsthmiaX, p. 105, no. 212, fig. 2, pl. 23 (B. L. Wohl: ‟possibly not Corinthian”; Tower 14)
Comparanda
sim. Hammond2015, pp. 285, 575, no. 17, pl. 12 (cross on discus; Panayia area, Corinth)
Description
Tear-shaped(?) outline. Oval or tear-shaped, concave, plain discus with central filling hole, two small circles at base of handle, raised rim, and framing ring. Sloping shoulder has single row of globules, some framed by squares added during retouching. Prominent joining ridge, slight ledge, and minor webbing. Short, thick, solid handle with three grooves; upper handle is rounded and lower handle is flat. Flat base has triple circular grooves around incuse design: chrism.
Fabric, firing, surface
5YR 6/6, reddish yellow. Late Corinthian red fabric.
Preservation description
Two large, nonjoining fragments preserve 33% of discus, 25% of shoulder, and most of handle and base. Slight to moderate, extensive abrasion; worn breaks; rare traces of encrustation.
