Folia archeologica 54.

Judit Lebegyev: A Stag from Mycenae and the Greek prehistoric Sherd collection of the Hungarian National Museum

A STAG FROM MYCENAF. 87 Fig. 7 Middle Helladic sherds - Matt-Painted (Argive Light) Ware. (1:3) Late Helladic Period Together with the pictorial fragment, nineteen sherds are dated to the Late Helladic period. Seven represent the Early Mycenaean period, with characteristic forms and decorations, like the hole-mouthed jar with spiral decoration, the in-and-out painted bowl decorated with reed motif and the Ephyraean goblet. The LH I IIA — 111

H period is illustrated by characteristic open shapes as the pictorial krater, kylix and type A deep bowl, and closed shapes as the piriform jar, alabastron and cut-away necked jug. The latest fragment is a medium band deep bowl from Korakou, dated to LH 11

1С Early. 26. (Fig. 9, left; Fig. 9a) Dark-on-Light Lustrous painted body fragment from closed shape, with the beginning of a monochrome painted spout, most probably hole-mouthed jar (FS 100, 101). Unknown provenance. [On the back: V.P.]. H. 5.6; W. 9.5 cm. Fine fabric without inclusions. Fracture: core 2.5 YR 5/3 reddish brown,