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| Mended from many pieces; fragmentary; most of the medallion missing. Restored in plaster. Medallion, rosette(?). Around bottom, zone of palmettes, a long-necked bird on the tip of each and bearded masks ... May 1947 ... Agora XXII, no. 105, pp. 19, 27 ... BICS Suppl. 11 (1961), p. 58, no. AV 17. |
Rim has stamped herringbone pattern, discus has forepart of a large fish right.
Air hole between rim and discus.
Unglazed.
Light red clay.
Type XXVIII of Corinth collection. Below modern road level. Leica ... 12 February 1936 ... Agora ... Study Collections-Case No. 24-Κ |
| Preserved to just below neck.
Features blurred, but eyes and mustache still distinguishable. Lower part of beard broken off. Surface badly battered; fillet on head barely distinguishable.
Hermes Propylaios ... 24 April 1956 ... Agora ... Study Collections-Case No. 19-8 |
| Inscribed fragment.
The left part of a crowning member for a monument with recessed niche, and with horizontal cornice, not pediment.
Broken at right; top roughly picked with front sloping down and small ... 30 April 1947 ... Agora ... West Basement-Inscriptions, Block 24 |
[Originally identified as tripod fragment.]
Incised decoration: horizontal and vertical circles with serpentine dots and lines. White filling preserved.
Handmade polished ware. Cf. P 1669 for clay.
... April 1932 ... Agora:Object:P 1669 ... Hesperia 2 (1933), p. 565, no. 93, fig. 24 ... Agora XXXVI, no. T15-37, p. 158, fig. 2.89. |
| Inscribed statue base.
Finished on three sides with mouldings top and bottom, each overhangs ca. 0.07m.
On the top, rather more than half way back, are two dowel holes, one of which still shows the pour ... 6 February 1933 ... H. 1.17, (top) 0.625, (of inscribed surface) ... (of upper moulding) 0.19 ... 1.17 |
| Nearly life-size. The surface of the head above the right ear shows a flat pick-marked area about 0.09m. x 0.012m. The right side of the face is eroded, and the bridge of the nose worn down from the right ... 18 April 1932 ... surface, with shallow wavy lines |
| Inscribed fragment.
The block was apparently first used as an orthostate; it has good anathyrosis on its right edge; had a moulding across the top of its face, and a clamp cutting in its top leading to ... 1959 ... Hesperia 36 (1967), p. 58, no. 4, pls. 19, 20 ... Agora XVI, no. 153, p. 222. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Part of the bottom surface, smooth at edge, then toothed, preserved; otherwise broken.
Part of four lines of the insription preserved.
Hymettian marble. Found in late Roman context, ... 16 March 1934 ... Β:19/Ι |
Toe, neck and rim entirely missing; lower half of one handle preserved; body filled out with plaster. Broad turnip-shaped body, with very broad shoulder and sharply tapering body.
Dipinto: an ivy leaf ... 28 April-6 May, 17-19 May 1938 ... O 19:4 |
Mended from several pieces; restored. Flaring conical foot, plain round mouth, rising band handle. Thin black glaze outside, except handle. Two red lines around body at point of greatest circumference ... 24-28 March 1947 ... except handle. Two red lines |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken at top and left.
Anathyroses on right side as though of an architectural block. Lower face of inscription has chisel marks worked down (?).
A list of names, last name in larger ... 19 May 1972 ... Agora |
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