Agora Object: T 359
Inventory Number:   T 359
Section Number:   Θ 247
Title:   Relief
Category:   Terracotta
Description:   Giant hurling rock.
First interpretation: youth figurine hurling rock.
Fragmentary relief. Broken on bottom and right side. The left arm and legs of the giant missing.
The top and back smooth but uneven; left side curved. At the right of the fragment, a nude giant, looking left, holding a large boulder in both hands over his head. Over his left shoulder, a bit of drapery. In the field behind him, to his right, part of a lion skin in low relief. At the left edge of the fragment, a deep curving depression.
Fine style.
Pinkish buff clay; rather coarse, with bits.
A try piece for a mold for metal; perhaps for a cuirass (?).
Notes:   0.90m. below the north wall
Context:   Middle Stoa Building. North of wall, 0.90m. below it. White earth.
Negatives:   Leica, XXIII-6
Dimensions:   H. 0.084; W. 0.072; Th. 0.031
Date:   1 March 1933
Section:   Θ
Grid:   Θ:5/ΣΤ
Elevation:   Ca. -0.90m.
Masl:   -.9m.
Deposit:   H-K 12-14
Period:   Greek
Bibliography:   Hesperia 65 (1996), p. 239, n. 14.
    Hesperia 8 (1939), p. 296, fig. 9, n. 54.
References:   Publication: Hesperia 8 (1939)
Publication: Hesperia 65 (1996)
Image: 2012.51.0234 (XVIII-6)
Deposit: H-K 12-14
Card: T 359