| Inventory Number: A 1094 |
| Section Number: ΚΚ 1249 |
| Title: Sima Fragment |
| Category: Architecture Marble |
| Description: Fragment of flank sima, broken away at right end, and broken off close behind. Cyma reversa profile with half round at top edge. A half-housing joint at the left end with a tongue. Traces of a palmette and lily design on curved part of face (spacing 0.134m.), and of maeander on lower face. Pentelic marble. Cf. A 1095 (ΚΚ 1250). ADDENDA Apparently this is the piece seen and drawn by Penrose. |
| Context: Found in interior of Temple of Hephaistos, to which building it probably belongs. |
| Storage: North Basement-Architecture, Block 32/7 |
| Negatives: Leica, XX-97, XXI-8, 87-543 |
| Dimensions: H. 0.229; P.L. 0.53; L. (tongue) 0.04 |
| Material: Marble (Pentelic) |
| Date Of Discovery: 8 June 1939 |
| Section: ΚΚ |
| Grid: D-F 7-8 |
| Building: Temple of Hephaistos |
| Bibliography: Camp (2007), p. 59, fig. 72. |
| AJA 80 (1976), pp. 235, 240, 244, 245, pls. 39, 40. |
| Hesperia Suppl. 5 (1941), p. 110, figs. 41, 42, 43. |
| Hesperia 9 (1940), p. 35. |
| Is Similar To: Agora:Object:A 1095 |
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