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| Fragment of a marble cover tile, tegula, on which the figure of a herm has been rudely outlined by chipping.
Island marble. East extension of road cut, gravel filling of early drain. 2210 Leica ... 17 April 1937 |
| Piece of marble revetment on which is incised a herm,
One edge rounded, the others broken.
Pentelic marble. Cistern, layer II. Leica, LIX-76 ... 14 April 1937 |
| Small head of a herm with arms, foot below armholes, and the point of the beard missing.
A fairly carefully worked version of the Hermes Propylaios type.
Pentelic marble. Clearing edges of Great Drain, ... 29 April 1937 |
| Broken off just above the waist, nose and hair chipped, parts of both arms missing.
Nude youth with hair done in archaic style, carrying over his shoulder a lion. He holds the left forepaw in his left ... Roman period. |
| A bearded head, with part of the beard, the upper right side of the face, the nose, and all the back of the head, broken off. Surfaces much battered.
Snail-shell curls, with drill holes, around the forehead ... Roman period. |
| Split vertically into two halves. Broken off below neck, and arms and legs missing. Back not worked.
Standing female figure wearing a thin tight-fitting chiton represented by long wavy lines. Deep rectangular ... Last quarter of 6th c. B.C. |
| Sloping surface at bottom where front part of stand or base is broken away.
Hermaphroditus see ostendens.
Head missing.
Buff clay, white sizing.
ADDENDA Cf. Agora XI, p. 173.
Compare with T 1808. North ... 7 October 1949 |
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