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| Thyrsos. Finished Byzantine Building, Room X. Κ̣ρί[νις]
thyrsos
[Θ]α̣[σίων] (inv) Leica ... 11 June 1938 ... Byzantine Building, Room X. |
The lower part of a face from a tragic (?) mask with pierced eyes.
White paint inside, with traces on outside.
Red clay. Byzantine Building, room XX.
Late Roman to Early Byzantine fill. Leica ... 16 May 1938 ... Byzantine Building, room XX.
Late Roman to Early Byzantine fill. |
Inscribed fragment.
Broken all around and behind.
Citation.
Hymettian marble. Found in Byzantine context, below the floor of the room XVIII, of a Byzantine building, east of the Stoa of Zeus. Leica ... Ca. 200 B.C ... Found in Byzantine ... room XVIII, of a Byzantine building, east of the Stoa of |
| Perhaps part of a door jamb.
The back is smooth, the front rough-picked, with a curved molding of crosses and degenerate palmettes.
Byzantine.
Pentelic marble. Lying on the floor in the passage of the ... Byzantine ... Architecture | Byzantine | Moldings |
Face and front part of head preserved.
Mold was heavily incised for features. Clay covered with white paint.
Coarse red clay. Byzantine Building, room xxi, below floor 1. Leica ... 12 February 1934 ... Byzantine Building, room xxi, below floor 1. |
Face only preserved.
Mold was deeply incised for features.
White engobe.
Coarse red clay. Byzantine Building, room xxvii, below floor 4. Cf. coins nos. 3, 4 for the day. Leica ... 12 February 1934 ... Byzantine Building, room xxvii, below floor 4. Cf. coins nos. 3, 4 for the day. |
Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Ten lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble. Found in a wall of a Byzantine building, south of the altar of the Twelve Gods. Leica ... 20 May 1938 ... Found in a wall of a Byzantine building, south of the altar of the Twelve Gods. |
| Clay mostly fired grey.
Impression broken away right, incomplete all round otherwise; thyrsos(?). Par: SS 05544* Finished Byzantine Building, room XVIII, from black earth. Late Roman context. Θά[σιον] ... 26 June 1933 ... Byzantine Building, room XVIII, from black earth. Late Roman context. |
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