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| Looking from the back wall of the Stoa (visible at extreme left), at a point between Shops II and III. Three column bases of the large Roman Building east of the Stoa, and a long run of its floor are visible ... northeast Horizontal (normal) ... 14 Jul 1949 |
| Face of scarp. Detail of the southern column base of the Roman Building and the two northern column bases ... 999 Horizontal (normal) ... June 1949 |
| Floor of Building D with basin ... At first, H.A.T. thought that the Sq. Peristyle might be a Gymnasium or a market building. Here is why there is mention of Gymnasium. Cf. Hesperia XIX, 1950, pp. 322ff. Horizontal (normal) ... August 1949 |
| Area of Stoa Piers 15-18. Views of rubble wall and floor of Building E in background. Basin in Building D in foreground. Earth filling of Stoa and pre-Stoa buildings removed ... north 941 Horizontal (normal) ... 5 Aug 1949 |
| Water-color restoration of painted ornament on anta capital. Perspective view and section. Reconstructed from poros fragments found in the Long Late Roman Wall in front of the Stoa Attalos ... Marian Welker ... PD 507 Horizontal (normal) ... July 1949 |
| Reconstructed capital, after completion of plaster restorations. Found in the Long Late Roman Wall ... Horizontal (normal) ... 1949 |
| Part of a poros wall block with one iron pin in place and holes for others. Found in the Long Late Roman Wall ... Horizontal (normal) ... ca. 1948 |
| Area of Piers 13-19, cleared to floor level of the Square Peristyle. At the lower right, Pier 13. Pier 14 invisible in the bottom of the Byzantine pit. Loose marbles on right are remnant of the Late Roman ... Cf. XXXVIII-16 ten days earliers. SD northeast 834 Horizontal (normal) ... 15 Jul 1949 |
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