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S 1816: Drapery Fragment

Fragment from wind-blown hem of garment of running or flying figure. From an akroterion? Both breaks and worked surfaces weathered and battered. Island marble. Finished Circled marbles. 145 Leica ... 4 June 1931

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I 13: Base Fragment

Fragment of statue base with dedication. Moulded base; broken on top, back and partly at bottom; right edge and side preserved; cutting in left side; left side damaged, but inscription fully preserved ... 4th. century B.C.

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I 15: Honorary Decree Fragment

Inscribed fragment of stele. Top, bottom and right side broken, left edge and side preserved; slight taper toward top. Honorary decree voting a golden crown to the Taxiarches who served under the archonship ... 277/6 B.C.

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I 16: Marble Fragments

Inscribed fragments. Monument to heroes of Phyle. Top and right side preserved; other sides broken. Fragment Ε 476, consists of five lines of the inscription. Pentelic marble. ADDENDA Belongs with I ... Early 4th. century B.C.

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I 17: Marble Fragment

Inscribed fragment. Piece from left side; broken all around. Pentelic marble. ADDENDA Belongs with I 16 and I 18. Finished Found in a late wall, east of the south end of the Metroon. 154 Leica, 1-41, ... Second quarter of 4th. century B.C.

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I 18: Marble Fragment

Inscribed fragment. Preserved on left side; shaved on top; other sides broken. Pentelic marble. ADDENDA Belongs with I 16 and I 17. Finished Found in a late wall, east of the south end of the Metroon ... Second quarter of 4th. century B.C.

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P 3: Black Figure Cup Fragment: Type C

In the center, alternating tongues of red and black with white dots between the tips; above, a frieze with traces of a warrior with shield, the hind legs of a horse, and the feet of a second figure. ... 4 June 1931

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P 160: Vessel Fragment with Relief Decoration

Early Roman fragment with raised decoration of tendrils and bud. Pink clay; thin red glaze ADDENDA Early Roman; Pergamon or Black Sea group, cf. P 8151 (J.W.H.). Center cut, east end. Leica ... 6 June 1931