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| Knidian type; rather light. Complete handle preserved, with both attachments.
Coarse reddish-buff clay; greyish at core. Remains of light slip. Somewhat micaceous.
Impression incomplete on two opposite ... 17 March 1932 ... Agora |
| Small head of Aphrodite type.
The hair is bound by a fillet and gathered into a large knot behind; a sakkos covers the hair and knot behind the fillet.
Granular, white marble, perhaps Parian or Turkish ... 17 May 1935 ... Agora |
| Head, arms and legs missing. Drapery at sides broken off.
Nude youthful male figure perhaps copied from a late archaic kouros. Long tresses on shoulders. A small mantle passed across the back above the ... 1st c. B.C. (?) ... Guide (1976), pp. 188-189 ... Guide (1962), pp. 124-125 ... Agora XI, no. 109, p. 67, pl. 22. |
| Colossal statue, the legs broken off; the head, the left arm from the shoulder and the right arm from the elbow, all made separately, are missing.
The figure wears kilt, corselet and cloak. The corselet ... 117-138 A.D ... Agora |
| Rough-picked back, bottom and right side preserved; broken at top and at left.
Preserved is the lower part of a seated figure, right; in front, a sacrificial table with six pyramidal cakes and one round ... April 1947 ... Agora |
| Fragments of inscribed stele.
"POLETAI" record; Laurion mines; Archonship of Theelos.
Fragment Ζ 346 a), broken all round.
Near the left edge of the fragment a blank space ca. 0.016m. wide, then, at the ... 351/0 B.C ... Agora |
| Complete stele. Minor chips on face and piece from rear missing.
Tang for insertion into base preserved. Back rough picked. Some sort of wear along upper half of right side.
Letters generally well preserved ... 220/19 B.C ... Agora |
| Nose chipped; otherwise intact except for minor chips. Portrait of middle-aged man with close-trimmed beard and mustache. Hair simply treated and cap-like except for locks falling over forehead. Eyes have ... Late 3rd c. or early 4th c. A.D ... AA 101 (1986), pp. 245, 246, fig. 26 ... Agora I, no. 52, pp. 67-69, pl. 34 ... Hesperia Suppl. 22 (1988), pp. 88, 111, nn. 135, 140. |
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