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DE6

Number: 
DE6
Site: 
DELOS
Material/Function: 
terracotta female head

DE5

Number: 
DE5
Site: 
DELOS
Ware: 
Samian
Form/Decoration: 
bowl

DE4

Number: 
DE4
Site: 
DELOS
Date: 
Hellenistic
Material/Function: 
wall plaster

DE3

Number: 
DE3
Site: 
DELOS
Ware: 
Megarian bowl
Form/Decoration: 
bowl

DE2

Number: 
DE2
Site: 
DELOS

DE15

Number: 
DE15
Site: 
DELOS
Date: 
7th century BCE?
Ware: 
Cycladic
Form/Decoration: 
bird decoration

DE10

Number: 
DE10
Site: 
DELOS
Ware: 
Rhodian
Material/Function: 
stamped amphora handle
References/Other: 
Spectrographic results available

DE1

Number: 
DE1
Site: 
DELOS
Date: 
Late Helladic III
Ware: 
Late Helladic III

DD1

Number: 
DD1
Site: 
DRUSANADHES, Thessaly
Date: 
Neolithic

DA9

Number: 
DA9
Site: 
DAKKA, Nubia
Date: 
Late 3rd century CE
Material/Function: 
ostrakon
References/Other: 
Found near the fortress; Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik, 110 (1996), p135-155

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