Drawing of uncertain image
((:imago incerta))
| Description of Drawing (English): | drawing unclear |
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| Findspot: |
Smyrna, Basilica
(Agora.1)
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| Drawing Category: | Other |
| Writing Style: | charcoal |
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| Bibliography: | Bagnall, R. S. et al., Graffiti from the Basilica in the Agora of Smyrna (2016): 324. |
| Commentary: | Dipinto located on the southern face of Pier A43, between Bay 31 and Bay 32, looking into the Basilica’s northern corridor. The image, like DP43.2, was painted on the upper of two still remaining layers of plaster; it is thus later in date than DP43.1 and most probably contemporary to DP43.2. Part of the lines are either faded or damaged by lacunae, with the result that the dipinto is poorly preserved in its center and right half. The iconography of what is extant is uncertain: the drawing comprises at least two parallel vertical lines. The one to the right culminates into an inverted triangle placed over two diagonal lines forming a “v”. The one to the right has a crossing horizontal line toward the top. No identification is suggested at present. |
| Suggested Citation: | AGP-SMYDP0433, The Ancient Graffiti Project, <https://ancientgraffiti.org/Graffiti/graffito/AGP-SMYDP0433> [accessed: 21 Nov 2024] |
| Contributions: |
Editor: Roger S. Bagnall Principal Contributor: Roger S. Bagnall Last Revision: 2016-10-03 |
