[Agora Object] A 1770: Column Fragment

Fragment of an unfluted column with a simple torus molding at the bottom. Part of dowel hole at center of bottom preserved. Broken above and at both sides, but nearly the full diameter of the shaft is ... 14 April 1951

[Agora Object] A 1771: Column Fragment

Fragment from one end of a column, the upper (?), with part of molding: half-round above plain band. Same series as A 1770 (ΣΑ 2235), Monopteros. Green marble. Marble dump at north end of section. 3232 ... 14 April 1951

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[Agora Object] A 1773: Column Drum Fragment: Doric

Small piece from top of top drum. Relieving surface. Flutes beginning to curve slightly outward at top. Two flutes and one arris preserved. Temple of Ares series. Pentelic marble. In demolition of north ... 16 April 1951

[Agora Object] A 2096: Column Drum Fragment: Doric

Small fragment from face of drum preserving parts of three flutings; broken on all other sides. The arris brought to an edge as sharp as the material permitted. Surface finished with toothed chisel. Surface ... 12 August 1952

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[Agora Object] A 2241: Column Fragment: Doric

Fragment of arris and beginning of flute on each side. From bottom of bottom drum. Final surface of flute originally cut on first 0.034m. from bottom. From Temple of Ares. Marble. See A 238 (Η 441). Brought ... 1953

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[Agora Object] A 2257: Column Drum with Mason's Mark: Doric

The flutes roughly cut away and the drum reused as a millstone (or olive press weight, see Expedition 21). On the top mason's mark, the letters: Β Θ. From the Temple of Ares. Pentelic marble. Found at ... 1953

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[Agora Object] A 150: Column Drum: Doric

Top surface rough-picked to edge. Bottom surface rough-picked, with a finished bearing surface. Beveled dowel cutting. Arrises, with a given spacing, wider at the bottom. Pentelic marble. Found at I/2-7/3 ... 23 March 1933

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[Agora Object] A 225: Column Drum Fragment

From base drum of column. The midpoint of its underside is marked by the intersection of two scratched lines, each ca. 0.20m. long. Surface of underside finished throughout with a toothed chisel, save ... 16 June 1933