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| In foreground, Roman Room II (II) and Roman Room A (A); in background, Wall K (K), Roman Room I (I) and Wall G' (G') ... Craig Mauzy ... AMS east Horizontal (normal) ... August 2005 ... Room II (II) and Roman Room ... Wall K (K), Roman Room I (I) and Wall G' (G'). |
| In foreground, Roman Room II (II) and Roman Room A (A); in background, Wall K (K), Roman Room I (I) and Wall G' (G') ... Craig Mauzy ... AMS east Horizontal (normal) ... August 2005 ... 2012.62.0045 (2005-21-7) ... 2012.62.0045 |
| ΒΖ North end of 2005 season, looking southeast. Roman Rooms I, II, A, B, Room M, Walls G' and A ... Craig Mauzy ... AMS southeast Horizontal (normal) ... August 2005 ... 2012.62.0042 (2005-21-4) ... 2012.62.0042 |
| ΒΖ North end of 2005 season, looking southeast. Roman Rooms I, II, A, B, Room M, Walls G' and A ... Craig Mauzy ... AMS southeast 7150 Horizontal (normal) ... August 2005 ... 2012.62.0043 (2005-21-5) ... 2012.62.0043 |
| End of season photo showing Wall G' (center) with Rooms II, A and B (left, top to bottom) and Rooms I and M (right, top to bottom) ... Craig Mauzy ... AMS north Horizontal (normal) ... August 2006 ... showing Wall G' (center) with Rooms II, A and B (left, top to bottom) and Rooms I and |
| End of season photo showing Wall G' (center) with Rooms II, A and B (left, top to bottom) and Rooms I and M (right, top to bottom) ... Craig Mauzy ... AMS north Horizontal (normal) ... August 2006 ... showing Wall G' (center) with Rooms II, A and B (left, top to bottom) and Rooms I and |
| E.M. 12798-q fitted to stele. Small fragment of white marble. This fragment belongs to the famous logistai inscription which forms the basis for a separate monograph published by Professor B.S. Merritt ... 1934 ... Meritt, The Athenian Calendar (1928). I.G I2 324. Hesperia 4 (1935), p. 159, fig. |
| Left: E.M. 12768. Fragment of white marble. It apparently belongs to some financial document from about the end of the fifth century. Center: E.M. 12766. Fragment of bluish marble. All the letters are ... 1934 ... (I.G., II 2, 1064, 1.91). The ... preserved. The Nikias of line 3 ... line 5, is probably the |
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