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2008.19.0027 (2-383)Inscribed treaty with the city of Hermione, ca. 450 B.C.   
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2008.19.0021 (80-400)Civic buildings on the west side of the Agora, from the southeast3 Dec 1957  
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2008.19.0012 (86-390)Excavation of Trench V in the Stoa Temenos: underpinning of the stone identified the Oath stone (lithos) of the Athenians, on the steps of the Royal Stoa. Sixth century B.C. and later. North wall of Stoa in background.10 Aug 1970  
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2008.19.0001The Agora and northwest Athens in the second century A.D.   
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2008.19.0004Athenian silver coin with Athena, fifth–second centuries B.C.   
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2008.19.0007Restored drawing of the Eponymous Heroes.   
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2008.19.0009Plan of the Agora in the 4th century B.C.   
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2008.19.0010Boundary stone of the Agora, ca. 500 B.C. In letters which run right to left the inscription reads: “I am the boundary of the Agora.”   
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2008.19.0018Casualty list, fifth century B.C, with the fallen listed by tribe.   
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2008.19.0023Drinking cup from the Tholos, ca. 480–460 B.C. The ligature on the bottom (delta epsilon) stands for DE[MOSION]: “public property.”   
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2008.19.0024Drinking cup from the Tholos, ca. 480–460 B.C. The ligature on the bottom (delta epsilon) stands for DE[MOSION]: “public property.”   
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2008.19.0025Record of sale of confiscated property, 414/3 B.C., fragment u.   
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2008.19.0030Lawcourt (Square Peristyle) at the northeast corner of the Agora, ca. 300 B.C.   
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2008.19.0039Plan of the Mint, southeast corner of the Agora, ca. 400 B.C.   
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2008.19.0040Bronze rod and coin blanks from the Mint, third–second centuries B.C.   
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2008.19.0044Countermarked lead weight, fourth century B.C.   
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2008.19.0045Official liquid measure, fifth century B.C.   
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2008.19.0046Official dry measure, with validating stamp and painted inscription reading DEMOSION (public property), fourth century B.C.   
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2008.19.0048Official nut measure, late second century B.C.   
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2008.19.0049Marble standard for terracotta roof tiles, first century B.C. A 1283 (left) and A 1133 (right).   
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2008.19.0014 (LCT-10)Model of the Monument of the Eponymous Heroes. Notices concerning members of a given tribe would be posted below the statue of the appro- priate tribal hero.   
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2008.19.0026 (LCT-29 a LCT-135)Allotment tokens, 450–430 B.C. From left to right: MC 821, MC 820, MC 822.   
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2008.19.0011 (LCT-77)Speaker’s platform (bema) on the Pnyx, fourth century B.C.   
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2008.19.0008 (LCT-140)Model of the Agora in ca. 400 B.C., from the southeast.   
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2008.19.0002 (LCT-148)Law against Tyranny with a relief of Democracy crowning Demos (the people of Athens), 337/6 B.C.   
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2008.01.0118 (LCT-149)Klepsydra in front with replica above showing the flow of water out of the top pot into the lower one.   
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2008.19.0031 (Slide Set: 01:08)“Ballot box” found under the Stoa of Attalos, late fifth century B.C.   
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2008.19.0022 (XLIV-98)Model of the public buildings on the west side of the Agora. Temple of Hephaistos/Arsenal, Tholos, Council House, Metroon, Temple of Apollo, Stoa of Zeus.1946  
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2008.16.0052 (2-383)Top of inscribed stele.   
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2008.19.0005Ostrakon of Themistokles Neokleos.   
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2008.19.0006Clay tokens of a cavalry commander.   
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2008.19.0013Map of demes and tribes. Each color stands for one of the 10 tribes, each mark for an individual deme. The lines link groups of demes that be- long to the same tribe. The number within each mark records the number of representatives sent each year to the Council (Boule) from that deme.   
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2008.19.0019Bronze shield captured from the Spartans at Pylos in 425/4 B.C. Punched inscription on the shield: “The Athenians from the Lacedaimonians at Pylos.”   
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2008.19.0036Water clock (klepsydra), fifth century B.C.   
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2008.19.0038Athenian silver coins, with Athena and owl, fifth–second centuries B.C. From left to right: N 24585, N 38425, N 38422, N 20394.   
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2008.19.0041Official standard bronze weight: stater. Ca. 500 B.C.   
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2008.19.0042Official standard bronze weight: "a fourth". Ca. 500 B.C.   
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2008.19.0043Official standard bronze weight: "a sixth". Ca. 500 B.C.   
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2008.19.0047Official dry measure of bronze, late fifth century B.C.   
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2010.01.0469 (LCT-10)Model of the Monument of the Eponymous Heroes. Notices concerning members of a given tribe would be posted below the statue of the appropriate tribal hero.19 Nov 2008