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| Figurine of draped, standing, male, comic actor. Herakles. Figure stands with head turned slightly to left. Bent left arm juts out with hand resting just above hip, supporting object (quiver?) cradled ... Byz. coin in pit; rest Classical ... Theatre in the Fourth Century |
| Figurine of draped standing male comic actor. Figure stands with slightly bent left arm raised above head (leaning on spear?). Bent right arm juts outwards with hand resting on hip. Feet apart, with weight ... based on style ... the Fourth Century BC, p. |
Figurine of draped, male, comic actor. Figure holds bent arms close to body, reaching with both hands towards collar under beard. Head with pilos (H. 0.031) and broad, long, pointed beard. Distended belly ... based on style ... Greek Theatre in the Fourth Century BC, p. 357-8 |
Figurine of draped, standing, female, comic actor. Figure stands with bent left arm jutting outwards, resting hand on hip, bent, raised right arm lifts himation from head just above ear. Weight distributed ... Based on Style ... Greek Theatre in the Fourth Century BC, p. 355-7 |
Neck fragment. Small part of the root of one handle preserved. Ring at the junction.
Part of the palmette neck ornament and of the tongue on the shoulder preserved. The palmette springs from above and ... fourth century. The chain of ... part of the root of one handle preserved. Ring at the |
Small part of the downturned rim preserved. Part of a seated woman to left, preserved from below the knees; she wears soft leather shoes. In the field an opaque rosette.
On the down-turned rim, egg-pattern ... fourth century ... Small part of the ... preserved from below the knees; |
A fragment from the lower end of the tile, preserving the full width; convex tile of the Laconian type.
Pale yellow clay; fugitive brown glaze on outside.
From the same series as A 428 (B 966), A 429 (B ... 23 March 1939 ... fourth century and damaged at the end of the fourth ... A fragment from the |
Granular Poros stone.
Found at H/18-7/14 (Fall 2016). Found built into the substructure of the eastward extension of the small 'rectangular building' to the north of the Apollo temple. From the earth ... 1934 ... fourth century, but probably ... Found built into the substructure of the eastward |
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