Restored plan of the west side of the Agora (see also PD 1208). Cf. Hesperia 6 (1937), p. 397, fig. 1 ... Opposite of p. 390 in publication. Horizontal (normal) ... 1946
Block from outer Course XVII of east cross-wall. T-clamp cutting at north end of block with dowel and pry-holes at each side for pronaos ceiling beam. Photographed for B. H. Hill ... Horizontal (normal) ... 1946
Top of Course XVI from cella wall with dowel and pry-holes for Course XVII. Block J. Cf. plan in Hesperia Suppl. 8 (1949), p. 199, fig. 7. Photographed for B. H. Hill ... east Horizontal (normal) ... 1 & 15 June 1946
Top of Course XVI of cella wall on the north side. Block F. Cf. plan Hesperia Suppl. 8 (1949), p. 199, fig. 7. Photographed for B. H. Hill ... east Horizontal (normal) ... June 1946
Top of Course XVI of cella wall on the south side. Block M. Cf. plan, Hesperia Suppl. 8 (1949), p. 199, fig. 7. Photographed for B. H. Hill ... north Horizontal (normal) ... 1 & 15 June 1946
Plan with the interior columns restored. Cf. 1997.05.0470 with three columns along the west end of the cella ... B.H. Hill? ... PD? Horizontal (normal) ... 1939
Survey pits in the railroad cut in order to find the other corners of the Altar of the Twelve Gods. Cf. Hesperia 4 (1935), p. 357 ... west ... 5/4/1934
Plan and section of fragments of the poros altar: crowning moulding of the altar (A 1198) and fragment from the bolster (A 1199). Cf. Hesperia Suppl. 6 (1941), pl. 14, 1 and 2 ... Horizontal (normal) ... 1947
Small poros altar still in situ on the West Slope of the Acropolis by the Beule Gate. Closely similar in material and workmanship, it may give an idea of the scheme of the Agora altar ... M. Crosby ... ca. 1949
T. Leslie Shear, director of the Agora Excavations, 1931–1945 ... The articles in Hesperia were gathered as a tribute to his memory. Horizontal (normal) ... ca. 1940
Crowning moldings, hawk's beak with front, joint surface with anathyrosis at left, and concave top surface preserved.
Soft yellow poros with thin layer of fine stucco on surface; traces of red paint on ... 26 August 1946
a) Fragment with part of a columnar surface (side or top) with projecting rough-picked fascia (as if of semi-attached column) at side, and smooth finished front surface with two sharp cut grooves, forming ... 26 August 1946
A single fragment preserves the tips of two petals of a palmette, and most of a third. Broken at right; finished surface below. A round smooth dowel hole goes through the fragment lengthwise; traces of ... 3 July 1947
Broken at top and back.
Soft yellow poros with very smooth sawn front surface; slightly less smooth back and bottom. Anathyrosis joint surface at side. Same series as A 1267 (Η' 907). Altar of Pitt?
Poros ... July 1947
Broken at top and sides. Also small joining pieces (not included on photograph).
Same series as A 1266 (Η' 906). Altar of Pitt?
Poros. From wall S.W. of Peribolos. Leica, XXVII-80 ... July 1947
Two mask-like female faces back to back.
Broken at bottom, across necks, and chipped around other edges where a small plain projection occurs at the junction of the two heads.
A heavy mass of curly hair ... 2 March 1932
A thin oval plaque, chipped at the bottom.
On either side, a female head in relief, facing; the hair heavy curled mass hanging to the neck; around the neck, a triple-stranded necklace.
Dark blue glass, ... 20 June 1935
Inscribed lintel block.
The left end is embedded in cement, but the dimensions appear to be fully preserved; a few large chips missing from the top, and the junction with the door posts broken away at ... 20 May 1933
Inscribed fragment.
Toothed left side and rough picked back preserved; otherwise broken.
Revices the accepted list of Archons.
Pentelic marble. Found in modern wall over the Middle Stoa Terrace, south ... 87-81 B.C.
Inscribed fragments.
Imperial letter.
Fragment Ν' 72 a), inscribed face and rough picked back preserved; broken elsewhere. Traces of third line exist; this line was either deliberately erased or destroyed ... 181 A.D.
Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Imperial letter.
Two lines of the inscription preserved, with an erasure between them.
The marble probably Pentelic.
Grayish-white marble.
ADDENDA Joins ... 187 A.D.
Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Archon list (?).
Six lines of the inscription preserved; stoichedon.
Pentelic marble. Τμήμα μαρμάρινης στήλης με κατάλογο Αθηναίων Αρχόντων των ετών: ... 5th. century B.C.
Inscribed fragment.
Fragment from an unfluted column, its surface finished with the toothed chisel; broken all around.
Pentelic marble.
Cf. I 1362 (OE 17). Found in modern context, in Porch of the New ... 188/9 A.D.
Inscribed stele.
Complete except for a strip across the front at the top.
Socket at the top.
On face, thirty-five lines of the inscription preserved; on left side, six lines; on right side, three lines ... Ca. 330 B.C.
Inscribed fragment of letter.
Inscribed face and smooth dressed back preserved; the surface much worn.
Parts of nine lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble.
Cf. I 1417, I 4083, I 4457. Found ... 28 March 1939
Small piece of thin sheet zinc, approximately rectangular.
One corner preserves original edge.
Identified as zinc by M. Farnsworth. Since photographing, about half the fragment has been cut off, to be ... 12-15 April 1932
