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Part of the top surface and side are preserved of column drum without flutes. Much battered. Surface worked with a toothed chisel.
Hard poros. West end of Middle Stoa, south of Pier 1, level 62; E.-W ... 25 July 1967 ... Surface worked with a toothed chisel.
... West end of Middle Stoa, south of Pier 1, level 62; E.-W. cut under road 6. |
| Block now rests upside down so its original top is not visible. Both ends of block treated like right end of A 3386, i.e. rough in upper half and chamfered at front, square cut in lower half. Back of block ... 18 July 1963 ... Both ends of block treated like right end of A 3386, i.e. rough in upper half and chamfered at front, square cut in lower half. ... In the very middle of the top is a large dowel hole for fastening the geison (an end dowel that gripped two adjacent blocks) and a cutting for a clamp leading to the frieze backer. ... Incorporated in west side of distributing basin of Hadrianic water system at west edge of Panathenaic Way opposite S.W. corner of Eleusinion. |
| Block apparently complete. Only the right end has been exposed; in its upper half the end was left rough and its front edge chamfered to take the overlapping next frieze block (?); the lower half is cut ... 18 July 1963 ... Only the right end has been exposed; in its upper half the end was left rough and its front edge chamfered to take the overlapping next frieze block (?) ... In the right end, top edge, a shift hole. ... Incorporated in east side of square distributing basin of Hadrianic water system at west edge of Panathenaic Way opposite S.W. corner of Eleusinion. |
| Complete. Corner block from the plinth of a large monument. Finished on two adjacent sides with a cyma reversa. In top a shallow bedding, apparently for a colossal left foot.
Hard gray poros.
(Consider ... 2 September 1964 ... (Consider the possibility that this block and A 3476 come from the pedestal at the west end of the Middle Stoa, c. 1.30m. to N.E.).
... "The two blocks, A 3475 and A 3476, could not have been originally cut to serve as bases for lions. ... It is strange that the right half of A 3476 was not cut down, that the high fascia was made visible along half of the short end.
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| One corner hacked away by the house builder.
From another corner of the same monument as plinth A 3475. In this case, however, the bedding for the foot extended into a second (missing) block. Socket for ... 2 September 1964 ... Socket for a right foot.
(Consider the possibility that this block and A 3476 come from the pedestal at the west end of the Middle Stoa, c. 1.30m. to N.E.).
... "The two blocks, A 3475 and A 3476, could not have been originally cut to serve as bases for lions. ... It is strange that the right half of A 3476 was not cut down, that the high fascia was made visible along half of the short end.
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| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face, rough picked back and smooth left side preserved; elsewhere broken. Surface badly worn.
At top of block, the lower left corner of a recessed panel with a nicely cut ... 27 April 1938 |
Inscribed fragment.
A roughly oblong block cut from a sizable stele (?); part of the original inscribed face and rough picked back preserved. Left side broken, right side sawn smooth; top possibly original ... February 1953 |
| Inscribed fragments.
Fragment Ρ 425 a) inscribed face only preserved.
Part of a columnar monument, on which is cut in outline only, a pilaster, the lower part of which has three flutes. At the right is ... Ca. 168 A.D ... Part of a columnar monument, on which is cut in outline only, a pilaster, the lower part of which has three flutes. ... Letters in a panel on one side of column, framed in three-grooved pilasters, cut into the marble, of which part of the left one is preserved.
... a) (Ρ 425), found in late Byzantine context, south of the east end of the temple of Ares.
b) (Η 638), found in a Byzantine wall, over the west end of the Temple of Ares. |
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