Terracotta fragments of a lekanis lid (covered dish) third quarter of the sixth century B.C. Greek, Attic The largest fragment has a band of rays, framed by a red line at the top and two black glazed lines at the bottom; below, draped male to right; woman to right, with her garment draped around her head and over her extended arms; siren to right, looking back to the figures behind her; the second fragment has a band of rays, framed by a red line at the top and two black glaze lines at the bottom; below, back of the head of a youth to left; head of a youth to left; lion to left; sphinx to right, looking back to the lion behind her; head of a draped youth to right, facing the head of a figure to left; the third fragment, has part of the band of rays and two black glazed lines; below, part of a draped male to right with his arm seen from beneath his himation; youth running to right, with his upper torso in three-quarter view; draped youth to left with his arm seen from beneath his himati