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| Wall block, left edge preserved, and dressed face, with the letter Δ.
Series of A 238; from the same building.
Assigned to the Temple of Ares.
Pentelic marble. Cleaning under late wall. Leica ... 2 March 1937 |
| Both ends broken off; elsewhere all faces preserved.
A ceiling beam designed to be the end of a series, as only one side (and the bottom) is carefully worked. Bottom plain, face plain, with a simple cove-molding ... 11 March 1937 |
| Traces of a worked end which has been largely chipped or eroded away. Fluting nearly obliterated.
Spirally fluted, right hand twist.
Light to dark gray stone with some mica, flaky; in consistency between ... 1958 |
| a) Rough break at both ends, very badly eroded.
b) One end apparently cut, other broken jaggedly.
The two fragments do not join but undoubtedly belonged to one tapering column.
Spirally fluted, right ... 1958 |
| a) Both ends broken jaggedly.
b) Very jagged break at one end, the other flat, possibly cut.
Spirally fluted, right hand twist.
The two fragments may be part of one tapering column; in any case it is ... 1958 |
| Vertical wavy fluting. Dead-white, fine-grained micaceous marble (Parian?).
ADDENDA Published as well head fragment with molded base. Preserved circumference at base 0.26m. Marble pile. Leica ... 1958 |
| Twisted. Extremely battered and weathered. Rather coarse-grained light gray stone with dark gray mottling and much mica. Arrises extremely eroded. Estimate number of flutes 10 or 12. Believed by J. T ... June 1958 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face and one side preserved; elsewhere broken away.
Temple of Ares.
Pentelic marble. Found in late Roman context, over the central part of the Odeion. Leica ... 2 April 1935 |
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