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Gray clay, probably burned; mended from two pieces.
Left to right. -ΙΕΕ-
The second letter could be a sigma with the second bar coming on the line of the break. Altar area. -ΙΕΕ- ... on the line of the break ... Altar area. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face and smoothly dressed right side preserved.
Five lines of the inscription preserved, trace of another above (?).
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA Joins to I 5709. Found in a ... 19 May 1938 ... Found in a wall of a Byzantine building, south of the altar of the Twelve Gods ...
Five lines of the inscription preserved, trace of |
| Left foot on sandal; sole projecting from crinkly chiton hem. Under side of sole roughly finished and drapery undercut with chisel. Much weathered.
Cf. Altar of Ares series.
Pentelic marble. Finished Found ... November 1953 ... weathered.
Cf. Altar of Ares ... chiton hem. Under side of sole |
| Fragment of stele with pediment top.
The upper left corner is preserved, with a bit of the sloping top surface of the pediment top; back rough picked; other sides broken.
Archonship of Chairephon.
Pentelic ... 219/8 B.C ... Found at a late Roman level, east of the altar of Zeus Agoraios ... Fragment of stele with ... bit of the sloping top surface of the pediment top; |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken above, below, and to right.
Left face smooth toward front ca. 0.088m. and then tooth picked in same plane toward the back.
Hymettian marble. Finished Found in Byzantine wall, ... 7 April 1951 ... Found in Byzantine wall, east of the altar of Ares. |
Wall and shoulder fragment with start of neck. H. 0.035; max. dim. 0.042.
Woman (part of each arm, legs missing) dressed in a peplos, moving to left, looking back. At the lower right, a bit of reserve ... Late 5th century B.C ... fragment with start of neck. H ... (part of each arm, legs ... of reserve that looks like |
| When found, seven were well preserved and one was in two fragments, but removal of heavy incrustation left four with some shape, the balance in small bits. Stone-curbed pit to north of Altar of Ares. From ... April 1957 ... Stone-curbed pit to north of Altar of Ares. From ... removal of heavy incrustation ... N.W. corner of pit. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Thin sliver, broken all around.
Fragments of four lines of the inscription preserved; apparently stoichedon.
Space between lines: ca. 0.003m.
Bluish-white marble. Found in mid. Roman ... 14 May 1951 ... Found in mid. Roman context, near the altar of Zeus Agoraios ... Inscribed fragment.
Thin sliver, broken all around.
Fragments of four lines of the |
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