Several churches were removed following the excavation of the modern neighborhoods overlying the Agora. The Church of the Holy Apostles, because of its early date, was deemed worth preserving and, indeed, ...
Some of the Agora monuments have never been fully buried and were explored by the Archaeological Society starting in the 19th century: the Stoa of Attalos (1859–1862, 1874, and 1898–1902), the Giants ...
Intact.
Button-like object but hole not pierced through. A couple of grooves and ridges near edge; also around "hole".
On undersurface, groups of scratches radiating from the center. Catalogued April 1954 ...
Inscribed fragment.
At top of wall, as preserved, inscribed face is up; left face formed part of north face of wall.
Sides dressed smooth. Dimensions are maxima visible before removal.
Full width preserved; ... 11 December 1934
Inscribed Agora boundary stone.
Top worn smooth by traffic. Corners broken.
Inscription written retrograde across top and along left side. Inscription does not cover corners, a fact perhaps indicating ... 27 July 1967
Six nails.
Wide flat heads, short tangs, bent.
Hobnails (?) Έξι σιδηροί ήλοι. Many more nails in containers nos. 172-173, from succesive strosis. Finished House B, strosis 5, found on floor. Dec.1, 2003- ... April 1954
Parts of rim missing. Restored in plaster. Similar in shape and fabric to P 5116 (Α 1038), with a similar graffito scratched through the dry glaze in the middle of the floor, as well as on the underside ... 12-15 March 1935
Neck, handle and much of back wall missing. Flat bottom; gently rounding sides.
Above, on the shoulder, painted in the glaze, the ligature delta-epsilon.
Pinkish-buff clay. Glazed. Neck glazed inside; ... 8 June 1938
Kylix foot, complete except for chips; vertical face slightly concave. Glazed on top surface and on inner part of underside; a glazed line also around lower edge of vertical face.
Inscribed both on top ... 10 April 1953
The base has been hacked away on top and in the back; great, rough cuttings extend from the central rectangular cutting on the top, presumably made when the base was first cut, to support what ever stood ... 4th c. B.C.
