Name, perhaps a dedication
created: Editor's transcription from photograph..
source date: First half of fifth century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], p. 155, n. 33, fig. 6.33, whence [...], 60.1841.9; [...] 113500.

Πειθαγόρας

Peithagoras.

Peithagoras.

Peithagoras.

Although the fragment is too small to allow a ceramological datation, its inventory number shows its provenance from a sounding in the area of the retaining wall on which the hestiatorion of the first half of the fifth century (see [...], pp. 43-50) was built. That fits the lettering well.

The personal name may be that of a dedicant; anyway, the sherd is surely not an ostrakon like IGCyr081900, IGCyr082000, IGCyr082100 and IGCyr082200 (see the discussion at [...], pp. 140-144).