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| Aischines, II, 85. Hesperia, 17, 1948, pp. 167-169. Hesperia, 23, 1954, pp. 294-296. Hesperia, 24, 1955, pp. 54-55. Agora, 003, pp. 174-177. Hesperia, 30, 1961, p. 268, no. 95. Guide², pp. 113-114. Hesperia, ... Agora 14 73 I 6664 I 147 I 3988 ... Hesperia, 15, 1946, p. 221, no. 48 ... Hesperia, 30, 1961, p. 268, no. 95 ... Agora, 003, p. 177 |
| A trough tile with a large hole (only partly preserved) surrounded by a rim to prevent water from running in. The rim is pointed at one end.
Buff clay with red particles. Dull red glaze, much flaked, on ... April 1934 ... A 428 ... A 428 |
Part of handle and end of nozzle missing. Early spreading variety, moulded.
Pitted black glaze.
Pinkish-buff clay.
Type XVIII (?) of Corinth collection, type 43A of Agora collection. Cistern. Container ... 9 April 1949 ... type 43A of Agora ... Leica, LIII-15 ... PD 635-147 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken all round.
Parts of seven lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA I 4335 belongs.
Already published as IG II2, no. 1788. Found in Byzantine context, south ... 174/5 A.D ... Η 147 |
| Broken left and back, bottom worn down. Crowning molding broken away. Fascia bears red paint. Part of one mutule and one via. Gutta cut off, traces indicate their diameter. Anathyrosis on side. Mason's ... marble, grayish in color.
Cf. A 4196 (ΡΡ 147). |
| Broken away diagonally from the back of the head to the right side of the face. The right ear and curls around the right cheek missing. The nose, left eye and end of beard chipped. Part of the neck on ... Early Roman period (?) ... P.H. 0.20; P.W. 0.12; Th. 0.15 ... 0.15 |
Broken at tip, and around central opening. Vertical band handle broken away.
Watch-shaped profile with groove around filling hole. The groove scraped; the top decorated with a wreath in clay colored paint ... 15 May 1933 ... Agora IV, no. 412, p. 95, pls. 14, 41. |
| Deposit 1100 148 0 NB1100 B148 Inclusions; 15% pebbles, 5% large stones. Small (less than 2%) specks of charcoal. Fewer roots than previous basket Top slope of the context is level. Bottom slope of the ... late 13th century ... 147 |
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