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412 MARIO IOZZO
APPENDIX
After this catalogue had been compiled, certain basin fragments found during the 1970
excavations248 conducted by the University of California at Los Angeles in the area of the
West Cemetery at Isthmia came to my attention. They are presently kept among U.C.L.A.
material in the Isthmia Museum. The typology and chronology of these examples do not
differ at all from the preceding basins, and they should be considered an integral part of the
class.
125. Stand fragment
IPG 1970-68. H. 0.077, W. 0.073, rest. D. 0.40,
Th. 0.029.
Impure, reddish yellow clay at the core (7.5YR
7/6), with some lighter tones at the surface (5YR
7/6). Predominantly gray inclusions and white
grains. Thick layer of very pale brown slip (1OYR
8/3) on the outer surface. A small part of the orig-
inal circumference is preserved. Slightly eroded
surface with some chips.
Hollow, cylindrical stand, modeled with four ridges
on which are traces of color.
Findspot: Isthmia, West Cemetery.
6th century B.C.
126. Bowl fragment Fig. 6, P1. 82
IPG 1970-69. H. 0.07, W. 0.132, rest. D. 0.56,
Th. 0.028.
Impure, reddish yellow clay (7.5YR 8/6) with
predominantly gray inclusions and white grains.
A thin slip of the same color is confined to the
outer surface of the rim and to the edge of the in-
terior. On the rest of the inner surface, a thin
layer of pinkish gray bits (5YR 7/2). A small
part of the original circumference is preserved.
Eroded surface with extensive areas of chipping
and incrustations.
Overhanging rim, articulated with pendulous,
slightly inward slanting lip. The outer side of the lip
is modeled with five ridges of varying height. Wide
brown bands cover the top and bottom ridges; the
central one is red, and the remaining two are un-
painted. The upper brown band reaches the outer
edge of the rim top.
Findspot: Isthmia, West Cemetery.
Mid-5th century B.C.
248 See footnote 46 above.
127. Bowl fragment P1. 82
IPG 1970-70. H. 0.047, W. 0.106, rest. D. 0.588,
Th. 0.019.
Slightly impure clay, reddish yellow in color
(7.5YR 8/6), with predominantly red inclusions
and some terracotta particles. Fine, very pale
brown slip (1OYR 8/4) over all the surface, which
is smoother on the outside. A small part of the
original circumference is preserved. Eroded sur-
face with extensive areas of chipping.
Overhanging rim, articulated with a pendulous,
slightly inward slanting lip; horizontal top. The outer
side of the lip is modeled with four ridges covered
by alternately brown and dark red bands. The upper
brown band reaches the outer edge of the rim top.
Findspot: Isthmia, West Cemetery.
4th century B.C.
128. Base fragment
IPG 1970-71. H. 0.065, W. 0.098, rest. D. 0.264,
Th. 0.014.
Soft, yellow clay (1OYR 7/6) with a few gray
inclusions. Fine slip of the same yellow color. A
small part of the original circumference is pre-
served. Eroded surface.
Circular base with carinated profile, modeled with a
flattened ridge which is bordered by thin grooves. A
very dark brown band covers the ridge. On the top is
preserved the beginning of a hollow, cylindrical
stand.
Findspot: Isthmia, West Cemetery.
5th or 4th century B.C.
129. Bowl fragment
IPG 1970-72. H. 0.072, W. 0.104, rest. D. 0.625,
Th. 0.023.