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| Left: E.M. 12741; small fragment of white marble found north of the east entrance to the cave. Center: E.M. 12736; small fragment of white marble found in the middle area. It seems to refer to a treaty ... (inscription no. 14), 67 (inscription no. 17), 60 (inscription no. 10). |
| Left: E.M. 12753. Fragment of blue marble. The lower edge of the stone is preserved but not the back. The last letter may be MU, NU, or GAMMA. Red color is preserved in the letters. Right: E.M. 12755 ... 1934 ... Hesperia 4 (1935), pp. 152,153, figs. 41(inscription no. 5), 42 (inscription no. |
| Left: E.M. 12722. Fragment of white marble. The preserved letters, written on the fascia below the pediment, belong to the superscription which probably consisted of the name of the man honored in the ... (inscription no. 23), 53 (inscription no. 6). |
| Left to right: E.M. 12773. Fragment of white marble. E.M. 12793. Fragment of white marble. The top is preserved. The third line seems to have been once erased and re-cut. Below the fourth line there are ... 1934 ... inscription. |
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