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| Bowl with vertical, ring foot, almost hesmisperhical body, tapered lip. Green and Brown Painted III according to Morgan's classification. White slip on inner surface to over lip on exterior. Decoration ... 1160-1200 (Sanders 2003) ... eight-point rosette, the alternate ... trinagles; in field, curved halves ... in green outlined with |
| Inscribed fragment.
Original thickness preserved.
Along the left side a fillet, set off by a groove.
Four lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble. Found in modern context in the industrial ... 13-18 February 1939 ... Found in modern context in the industrial area, southwest of the Market Square ...
Along the left side a fillet, ... lines of the inscription |
| Inscribed fragment.
Part of top preserved.
Back rough. A pedimental top in low relief, at center of which a circular shield.
Pentelic marble. Found in modern context, east of the southern part of the Odeion ... 20 February 1935 ... Inscribed fragment.
Part of top preserved.
Back rough. A pedimental top in low ... Found in modern context, east of the southern part of the Odeion. |
| Inscribed block.
Broken away above, below, and in back.
The right side has a drafting and a rough picked surface (not anathyrosis); it is bevelled. The final "Σ" of the first line is inscribed on this ... First half of 3rd. century A.D ... Found in the area of the Temple Ares, context unknown ... away above, below, and in back.
The right side has a ... is bevelled. The final "Σ" |
| Inscribed fragment.
Part of right side preserved.
Broken above, below and at left. Back rough.
Hymettian marble. Found extracted from lang late Roman wall in the section near the railway. 4005 Leica, 84-21 ... 10 December 1964 ... Marble Fragment: Ephebic Catalogue |
| Inscribed Herm with Prytany catalogue.
Broken top and bottom; head and phallus missing.
Back and sides preserved. Back reused as door sill.
On front, three lines of the inscription preserved; letters at ... Ca. 159-161 A.D ... Inscribed Herm with Prytany catalogue.
Broken top ... of the inscription ... Found in a modern wall, southwest of the Northeast Stoa. |
| Spout and handle missing; otherwise intact. Shallow-type askos on low raised base, the top sharply domed. On either side, a leopard, seated, facing the spout; the head of the creature to the left in profile, ... 23 May 1939 ... the right in abbreviated ... base, the top sharply domed ... seated, facing the spout; the |
| Thick slab, inscribed on one face, with inscribed area recessed slightly below surrounding flat borders, W00.039. Bottom roughly picked, in so far as preserved; lt. edge cut smoothly at rt. angles to face ... Possibly first half of the 2nd cent. AD (Spawforth 1994: 225-225) ... Possibly first half of the 2nd cent. AD (Spawforth 1994: 225-225) |
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