ANTIQUITIES

The following items are kept and displayed on the bottom two shelves of the display case currently in Champlain College I 13.

1.    Incised burnished flask [ca. 2300 B.C.]

2.    Terracotta ladle [ca. 2300 B.C.]

3.    Painted flask [ca. 2000 B.C.]

4.    Oinochoe [8th or 7th century B.C.]

5.    Terracotta figures of a horseman and a horse [8th century B.C.]

6.    Kylix [8th century B.C.]

7.    Terracotta lamp (pinched saucer) [7th century B.C.]

8.    Copy of a Cretan amphora (octopus) [original ca. 1500 B.C.]

9.    Two aryballoi [6th century B.C.]

10a.  Five black-glaze shapes [Classical period]

10b.  Mottled bowl [5th century B.C.]

11a.  Terracotta figures of an enthroned goddess and a mother/child [Classical period]

11b.  Terracotta figure of a standing female [Classical period]

12.    Red figure pyxis lid [4th century B.C.]

13a.  Black jug, strap handle [Late Classical period]

13b.  Miniature jug [4th century B.C.]

14.    ‘Megarian’ bowl [Hellenistic period]

15.    Glass vessels [1st century A.D.]

16a.  Fragments of terra sigillata ware [1st century A.D.]

16b.  Red-ware plate [Roman period]

17.    Plain ware amphora [Roman period]

18.    Copy of a red figure lekythos [original 5th century B.C.]

The upper shelf in the display case contains a number of unidentified objects, as well as the following artefacts which are displayed within the Department office:

1.  A replica of the Phaistos disk.

2.  A replica of Early Cycladic flute-player.

3.  A replica of Early Cycladic female figure.

4.  A replica of 5th century. Cypriote head of votary.

5.  A replica of 5th century stone relief, the “Mourning Athene”.