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Whole and semi whole pots; gouged jugs; one narrow jug and amphora ... 3-18 June 1938 ... Roman Well at Ω:52/ΛΣΤ; Fill I; Containers 1-22 |
Whole and semi whole pots; gouged jugs; one narrow jug and amphora ... 3-18 June 1938 ... Roman Well at Ω:52/ΛΣΤ; Fill I; Containers 1-22 |
Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Five lines of the inscription preserved; stoichedon.
Space between lines, three including: 0.049m.
Space between letters, three including: ca. 0.048m ... 28 April 1939 ... Agora XVI, no. 132, p. 205. |
| Low rectangular block, anathyrosis on left side; surfaces smoothly finished; no preserved cuttings. inscribed. Inscribed on one face, Greek, letter H00.025, set in 00.08 from lt. edge, 00.06 m. from top ... Hellenistic or Classical; context 1st c ... I |
Columnar grave monument.
Broken at the top, a small portion of the ring preserved.
Hymettian marble. Found around with stones just east of the second west wall of the Byzantine building, at surface, northwest ... 3 May 1934 ... I 1935 ... I 1935 |
A body sherd. Nothing morecan be said about shape, other than the loops could suggest a cup. No real curvature prserved though. Mainland polychrome style. Highly burnished Red surface, with pendant loops ... Originally dated MH in Zygouries, as Davis, 1979, points out the Mainland polychrome style is in fact almost diagnostic of LH I. Cf. Rutter 1989 ... diagnostic of LH I. Cf. Rutter ... Late Helladic I (1650-1500 BC) |
| Constantinople ... Theodosius I ... AE DN THEODO-SIVS PF AVG Emperor bust r., pearl diademed, draped, cuirassed [S]A[LVS] REI-PVBLICAE Victory advancing l., head r., carrying trophy on shoulder and dragging captive; in field l., stauroram; ... AD 383 - AD 392 ... Roman Imperial Copper/Bronze Ae4 of Theodosius I, Constantinople Mint (AD 383 - AD 392) |
Upper part of small grave stele with pediment top.
The back rough picked; the sides finished with a toothed chisel, and a smoothed band along the front edge.
Pentelic marble. Pre-excavation. Found in the ... 5th. or 4th. centuries B.C ... 5th. or 4th. centuries B.C ... I 13 |
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