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Agora Object: I 3681

Inventory Number:		I 3681
Section Number:		Ν 432
Title:		Grave Monument Fragment
Category:		Inscriptions
Description:		Inscribed fragment of small grave monument. Block has original surface at top, back, front and left; broken at right. Above a small architrave of three fasciae, the upper one of which is inscribed, there is a crowning moulding of which the face is broken away. On the top surface a small dowel hole and a large cutting part of which is broken away at the right. The back has a polished surface at the right, at left a rough picked surface, 0.20m. wide and 0.035m. deep. One line of the inscription preserved. Pentelic marble.
Context:		Found in a Byzantine wall, west of the Odeion.
Negatives:		Leica
Dimensions:		H. 0.34; Lett. H. 0.036; W. 0.445; Th. 0.19
Date:		6 March 1936
Section:		Ν
Grid:		Ν:11/ΚΔ
Period:		Roman
Bibliography:		Hesperia 23 (1954), p. 277, no. 145, pl. 60.
		Agora XVII, no. 788, p. 146.
References:		Publication: Agora XVII Publication: Hesperia 23 (1954) Publication Page: Agora 17, s. 158, p. 146 Publication Page: Agora 17, s. 215, p. 203 Notebook: Ν-5 Notebook Page: Ν-5-44 (pp. 856-857) Card: I 3681