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| From the shoulder of a large closed pot. Head and chest of a horse facing left; in front of it, an uncertain object. Purple red on horse's mane and chest strap.
Attic clay, orange pink surface. Green ... 21 February 1935 ... Leica, I-52 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken away on right side and below.
In the middle of the top, a dowel cutting.
Part of three lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble. Found in modern foundation, in front ... 4th. century B.C ... I 1010 ... I 1010 |
Inscribed fragment.
Broken horizontally at bottom. Pedimental crown chipped. Acroteria broken.
Shaft of stele topped by pediment with central and lateral acroteria; tympanum crowned by fascia, ovolo, fascia ... 273/2 B.C ... Agora XVI, no. 255 C, p. 351 ... Hesperia 51 (1982), pp. 53-54, no. 10, pl. 21. |
Lat Roman red ware rim fragment.
Heavy hooked flange below rim on outside. Normal ware.
Late Roman Red Ware. Catalogued April 1967. Burnt layer, 1933. Leica PD 3083-140, DA 10001 ... (April 1967) ... H-I 7-8:1 ... 55.2-54.2m. |
| Tiny long-necked pitcher, the handle missing.
Maeander on neck, vertical strokes on shoulder.
Grayish clay; glaze red to black. Μικροσκοπικό γεωμετρικό ληκύθιο. Φέρει κόσμημα μαιάνδρου στο λαιμό και ... 16 March 1935 ... Ca. 54.60m. |
| Thick vertical strap handle attached at neck dipinto and stamp. Circular stamp on top of handle, with a small omega (O) between the lower part of an eta (H), the bottom of which faces the neck. Around ... For the Parmeniskos Group, see Grace, Hesperia Supplement 10 (1956), pp. 168-9; Grace, Hesperia 54.1 (1985), p. 19; Getov, in Studies on settlement life in ancient Thrace: Proceedings of the 3rd International ... C 1961 58 ... 58 |
| Broken on all sides. Some of the glaze has abraded. Parts of two friezes: 1) Bird or siren (tail), to left; vertical guilloche pattern; bird or siren (tail), to right. 2) Head(?) of a figure, to right ... Late 7th. c. B.C ... Study Collections-Case No. 7-Δ |
| Fragment of inscribed stele; inscribed on two faces.
Broken away below and on one side.
One face is earlier than the other; face A earlier, laws of 410-404 B.C.; face B later, sacred calendar of 403-400 ... Late 5th. century B.C ... I 727 ... I 727 |
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