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| Put together from many pieces; most of the legs, much of the hips, part of the back, and a fragment of the chin and mouth, remain, together with many non-joining fragments.
A standing male figure, about ... 11 March 1936 ... Hesperia 46 (1977), p. 346, no. A 3, pls. 79-80 ... Guide (1976), p. 75, fig. 29. |
Cannot be opened. Rolled up in ca. seven layers.
Inscription on one side.
Well. 1335 Leica, 87-35 ... 2-3 July 1971 ... Hesperia 46 (1977), p. 130, pl. 38, no. 75. |
| Muzzle and front paws broken away.
Flat, rough-picked surface on underside. Reclining leopard with tufts of hair along backs of legs and large paws with claws.
Fine grained white marble with mica. Among ... 13 December 1994 ... AM 92 (1977), p.144, no. 5 ... Vierneisel-Schlörb (1988), p. 141, no. 9 ... Agora XXXV, no. 217, pl. 69. |
| Handle and spout missing; otherwise intact save for small chips. Shallow-type askos, the top extremely flat. Flat bottom slightly projecting. On top, on either side, Eros, flying towards the spout. Reserved ... 24 May 1939 ... Hoffmann (1977), p. 13, nos. Ma 2, 3 ... Agora XXX, no. 1161, pl. 110. |
| The lower attachment and nearly the whole handle preserved; not the upper attachment, but a spreading toward it at the upper break; medium broad; finger print (right thumb?) at base.
The clay is reddish-buff ... 29 May 1933 ... (1917), p. 39, no. 75, pl. II, ... nr 75, Pl II, 7; stp w/ ... no jars; from lower
fill: P 02072, Ch?, P 02838, |
| Inscribed boundary stone.
Chip missing from near bottom; otherwise complete.
Tall rectangular stele, rough picked on all sides.
At top of front face a panel has been dressed smooth with a claw chisel and ... 1 July 1977 ... Agora XIX, no. H 32, p. 29, pl. 3 ... Hesperia 75 (2006), p. 100, n. 68. |
| Two thirds life size.
Preserved intact save for eyeballs which probably were inset. Hair gathered up from all sides to a stout peg in middle of crown. Terminates in front below throat in a triangular projection ... 27 February 1932 ... Agora sample no. 177 ... εγκαταλείφθηκε τον 3ο αι.π.Χ. και ... Well.
3rd c. B.C. |
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