- Collection Inventory Number: 1996
- Town: Sozopol
- Country: Bulgaria
- Location: not specified
- Site: Apollonia Pontica
- Context of discovery: Circle of amphorae around the base of a tumulus
- Necropolis: Kolokita Promontory tumular necropolis
- City: Sozopol
- Country: Bulgaria
- Region: Burgas
- Type of discovery: RescueExcavation
- Conservation: Fragmentary
- Category: Transport
- Type: I-4 after Monahov 2003
- Culture / Ethnicity: Greek
- Origins: Known
- Centers: Herakleia pontike
- Height: 55 preserved centimeters
- Rim Diameter: 9 centimeters
- Maximum Diameter: 25.5 centimeters
- Material: clay
- Description: High neck, flaring towards the shoulder which forms a rounded transition to the body; the rim is thickened, outturned. The lower body is conical with slightly convex walls, the toe is missing. Two vertical oval handles are attached below the rim and near the base of the neck, on the shoulder.
- Stamps: With stamp
- Stamp Place: On the neck
- Stamp Text: [Εὐκλεί]ον | ος [Σ]ώσιος
- Stamp Type: Englyphic
- Stamp Shape: others
- Dipinti: With dipinti
- DipintiPlace: On the body
- Graffiti: With Graffiti
- Graffiti Text: On the shoulder
- Graffiti Place: On the shoulder
- Grafitti Language: Greek
- Ending Year: 370 BC
- Beginning Year: 400 BC
- Absolute Chronology: c. 375 BC
- Period Chronology: Classical
- Abbreviation: Damyanov 2011
- Bibliography: Damyanov, M. Amphorae from a tumulus on Kolokita Promontory near Sozopol (Apollonia Pontica). – In: Ch. Tzochev, T. Stoyanov, A. Bozkova (eds.) PATABS II: Production and Trade of Amphorae in the Black Sea. Acts of the International Round Table held in Kiten, Nessebar and Sredetz, September 26-30, 2007. Sofia, 2011, 87-100.
- Record Date: 2023-11-15 12:16:16
- Record Modification Date: 2024-03-13 12:10:25
- Record Creator: Margarit Damyanov