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2007.01.0792

Bottle fragment ... Angelique Sideris ... Image not in Agora XXXIV by mistake. Horizontal (normal) ... June 2008 ... Image not in Agora XXXIV by mistake.

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2012.36.0594 (Section ΙΙ 179)

Church of Hypapanti. Service of desacration. Through the main door. Παπαμαναλόπουλος is a mistake ... AMS 974 Horizontal (normal) ... 23 Feb 1938 ... Παπαμαναλόπουλος is a mistake.

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2009.03.0394 (Section ΙΙ 179)

Church of Hypapanti. Service of desacration. Through the main door. Παπαμαναλόπουλος is a mistake ... Scanned 2005 for the 75th anniversary exhibition and publication. 974 Horizontal (normal) ... 23 Feb 1938 ... Παπαμαναλόπουλος is a mistake.

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2012.43.1155 (Section Ρ 439)

Room 16 cleared to first floor at -2.15 from northwest. Line is a mistake ... AMS Horizontal (normal) ... Line is a mistake.

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1997.03.0291 (German Institute AB 159)

Excavation of the Agora to the southwest of the Hephaisteion. Dörpfeld's excavation trench, showing the foundations of the second room from the south of the Hellenistic Metroon. Cf. Athenische Mitteilungen, ... Grundstuck Phinopoulos: Reference to this as the Phinopoulos lot is evidently a mistake; the Phinopoulos lot was clearly at no. 3 Hadrian St. (note on the back of the photo). (SD) east Horizontal (normal) ... ca. 1896 ... Grundstuck Phinopoulos: Reference to this as the Phinopoulos lot is evidently a mistake; the Phinopoulos lot was clearly at no. 3 Hadrian St.

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2009.05.0082

Votive relief of Asklepios and Hygeieia, with a drill hole for a repair to the right arm of Asklepios, probably to correct a mistake made by the sculptor. 4th century B.C ... Craig Mauzy ... Horizontal (normal) ... 14 Jul 2005 ... Votive relief of Asklepios and Hygeieia, with a drill hole for a repair to the right arm of Asklepios, probably to correct a mistake made by the sculptor. 4th century B.C.