classification:"Architecture | Columns | Doric"

Doric column drum (A 1707), Ionic column base (A 1708) and Ionic column drum (A 1709) found in the Long Late Roman Wall in the east side of the Agora.

J 5:1

Crossroads Well

14 June-27 July 1971

J 5:1.4

Lower Accumulation and POU

3 July 1971

Late 5th c.-300 B.C.

K 2:3

Well in Byzantine Room 9

22 June-13 July 1989

Byzantine

L 5:2

Debris Pit

2 August 1971 4-6 July 1973 27 June-11 July 1980

O 13:3

Square Byzantine Well South of Middle Stoa Pier 21

13-27 May 1953

Byzantine

2012.79.1869 (93-56-20)

Column Fragment: Doric

2014.01.0108

Setting letters on column drums from Thorikos.

I 4-5:1

Building Fill of Royal Stoa

23 June-16 July 1973

1997.06.0144 (88-537)

Doric column shaft from Ares Temple, found in Section ΒΗ, found built into late wall in 1990. Cf. nb. pp. 142-144.

July 1991

1997.06.0145 (88-538)

Late diagonal wall with fragments of Doric architecture from Ares Temple. Cf. nb. pp. 142-144.

August 1990

1997.10.0384 (LX-58)

Plan and section of a corner geison block bearing the number A 238. Many fragments were doweled together and partly restored in concrete. Included in the reconstructed cornice are the pieces: A 238a , A 239 a & b, A 602, A 2241-2250 and other fragments of A 238 renumbered as A 2251-2254.

1953

1997.10.0385 (LX-59)

Profiles of capital fragments of the Temple of Ares compared with profile of Hephaisteion capital. The lower part of the profile of A 600 and A 1845 (fragment c) has been restored from A 1773.

1953

1997.10.0388 (LX-62)

Restored plan of capital and detail of flutes of a column. Made from A 1845 (fragment b), A 1437 and A 2241 (small fragment of arris).

1953

1997.10.0409 (LIX-44)

Column drum from the Temple of Ares found north of the Giants reused as olive press weight.

1953

1997.10.0463 (LIX-22)

Cornice block from the northeast corner, as reconstructed in cement. View of the underside. Many fragments were doweled together and partly restored in concrete. Included in the reconstructed cornice are the pieces: A 238a , A 239 a & b, A 602, A 2241-2250 and other fragments of A 238 renumbered as A 2251-2254.

1953

1997.10.0464 (LIX-23)

Cornice block from the northeast corner, as reconstructed in cement. View of the top surface. Many fragments were doweled together and partly restored in concrete. Included in the reconstructed cornice are the pieces: A 238a , A 239 a & b, A 602, A 2241-2250 and other fragments of A 238 renumbered as A 2251-2254.

1953

1997.10.0465 (LIX-38)

Summer 1953

1997.10.0466 (LVI-62)

Fragments of a cornice block from the northeast corner, as laid out for reconstruction, before pouring ciment. Side view. Many fragments were doweled together and partly restored in concrete. Included in the reconstructed cornice are the pieces: A 238a , A 239 a & b, A 602, A 2241-2250 and other fragments of A 238 renumbered as A 2251-2254.

Autumn 1952

1997.10.0467 (LVI-63)

Fragments of cornice block from northeast corner, as laid out for reconstruction, before pouring ciment. View of top of block. Many fragments were doweled together and partly restored in concrete. Included in the reconstructed cornice are the pieces: A 238a , A 239 a & b, A 602, A 2241-2250 and other fragments of A 238 renumbered as A 2251-2254.

Autumn 1952

1997.10.0468 (LVI-64)

Fragments of cornice block from the northeast corner, as laid out for reconstruction, before pouring ciment. View of bottom of block. Many fragments were doweled together and partly restored in concrete. Included in the reconstructed cornice are the pieces: A 238a , A 239 a & b, A 602, A 2241-2250 and other fragments of A 238 renumbered as A 2251-2254.

Autumn 1952

1997.10.0469 (LVI-65)

Autumn 1952

1997.12.0177 (82-251)

Entablature fragments found in front of the east half of the South Stoa II, mid-3rd c. A.D. level. Architectural members probably belonging to the Square Peristyle. Cf. Agora XXVII, 1995, Arch20, 25, 30, 32, 44, 55.

September 1959