|
|
Broken at top and left side, and battered at the bottom.
Preserved is the lower body of a standing figure of Herakles, facing left, and wearing a lion 's skin.
The mold is for a plaque in low relief ... 20 March 1934 |
From the back of a small figurine, inscibed the letters E Y.
Unglazed.
Light red clay.
Trench B, with late Roman in a loose filling. Leica ... 22 March 1934 |
Unfinished torso of Aphrodite.
Broken away behind.
On the left thigh, a bit of drapery.
Red clay. In late fill. Leica ... 21 March 1934 |
Horse 's head.
Nose and most of left side of face broken away.
Pink clay, light buff on exterior.
Early Roman. Well. Leica ... 21 March 1934 |
Only the face and part of the neck remains.
The eyes were gouged in the mould. Unglazed.
Coarse buff clay.
Late Roman. Dump. Leica ... 21 March 1934 |
| Broken in back and below.
Considerable remains of reddish brown paint.
Light slip. Pink clay.
Noted: Hesperia 83 (2014), p. 171 n. 131. Μικροσκοπική Ερμαϊκή στήλη. Φέρει αποκρούσεις στο πίσω μέρος και ... 19 March 1934 |
Back of plaque preserved; edges broken.
The back flat. Preserved the forelegs of a horse.
Unglazed.
Light red clay, very micaceous. Leica ... 22 March 1934 |
A single fragment preserves part of the torso of a figure.
Broken away behind and at neck and waist.
The left arm appears to be holding some object against the breast. The right arm hangs down (broken ... Card: 2nd-3rd c. A.D. |
| Fragment of inscribed grave relief.
Broken above and below; rough picked at the back.
In a sunken panel, and in very low relief, three figures, left to right: a seated woman, facing right; confronting ... After 350 B.C. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken away on all sides.
The face was covered with plaster, which flaked off easily, disclosing red color in the letters.
Five lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble ... Late 3rd. century B.C. |
| Fragment of inscribed base.
Back and right side preserved; otherwise broken.
Dedication.
Two lines of the inscription preserved; in the first the bottoms only of seven letters.
Pentelic marble. Found in ... 5th. century B.C. |
| Inscribed plaque of early Christian Epitaph.
Broken away above.
Eight lines of the inscription preserved, and an incised cross.
Pentelic marble. Found in a wall of the church of Prophet Elias and Saint ... 22 March 1934 |
Inscribed fragment.
A moulding over the inscription broken away.
Broken away below, and cut down at the edges.
Two lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble. Cut down and reused as capital in ... 22 March 1934 |
| Fragment of inscription.
Right side preserved; otherwise broken.
Surface badly calcinated.
Document giving information about the constitution.
Traces of letters on the upper part; below, eight lines of ... After 167/6 B.C. |
Inscribed fragment.
Broken all around.
Lease of Laureion mines.
Five lines of the inscription preserved; stoichedon.
Gray marble. Found in modern wall, over the central part of the Middle Stoa. Leica ... 20 March 1934 |
Small inscribed fragment.
Broken on all sides except for a small section of the face inscribed, at the lower edge of the fragment, with parts of two letters.
Pentelic marble. Found in a marble dump, in ... 20 March 1934 |
Fragment of columnar grave monument.
Much broken, with a trace of the ring preserved at the top (?).
Far below, two letters remain.
Hymettian marble. Found in a marble dump, in the area of the southwest ... 20 March 1934 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken on all sides.
Building Accounts (?).
Four lines of the inscription preserved; stoichedon.
Pentelic marble. Finished Found in late Roman context, over the floor of the Tholos ... 22 March 1934 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken on all sides.
Part of a wreath, with petals, is preserved.
Inside, two letteres remain.
Hymettian marble. Found in a marble dump, in the area of the west end of the Middle Stoa ... 22 March 1934 |
Fragment inscribed on two adjacent faces; otherwise broken.
On face A, twelve lines of the inscription preserved, four to six letters in each.
On face B, seven lines of the inscription preserved, one to ... Early 4th. and late 5th. centuries B.C. |
|
|
