Terracotta fragments of a kylix (drinking cup) 490-480 B.C. Greek, Attic Interior, part of the lower torso, genitals, and thighs of a woman to left holding her drapery in both hands (only her right forearm and hand are preserved); genitals and legs of a woman to right; to the right, part of an inscription, PANAITIOS?; the tondo border is a complex right meander, interrupted by cross squares; Exterior of the largest fragment, left foot of a symposiast to right; legs and part of the chlamys of symposiast to left; part of the handle root; legs of a draped symposiast reclining on a kline; below the kline, on the ground, a skyphos, in silhouette; above the skyphos, part of an inscription, HO PAIS KALOS; exterior of the second fragment, part of the vessel and legs of a podanipter, in silhouette; a third fragment has the lower back and torso, the genitals, and part of the right buttock and thigh of a symposiast to right, with his himation draped around his back and wrists, holding a kylix