FragmentsMycenaean14th-12th century BCE
Protruding Foot Of Kylix With Painted Decoration
14th-12th century BCE
Description
Two thick red-orange bands around foot on brown-buff slip. The underside is not slipped or painted. Buff fabric. Encrusted and chipped. Upper row, second from left, in image.
Dimensions
H. 0.7 W. 5.9 Th. 0.5-.7
Provenance
Transfer from the Department of the Classics, Harvard University. Gift of Pfeiffer-Hartwell Collection. From the site of Mycenae in the Argolid.
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