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Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face and right side preserved.
Six lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble. Found in late context under Acropolis Street, west of the late Roman Fortification ... 12 March 1937 ... I 4608 ... I 4608 |
| Fragment from right side of inscribed block.
Right edge preserved; others broken.
The ends of ten lines of the inscription preserved; non-stoichedon.
Pentelic marble. Pre-excavation. Found in the modern ... Late 3rd. century B.C ... P.H. 0.18; Lett. H. 0.009; P.W. 0.11; P.Th. 0.095 |
Inscribed fragment.
Part of left side with bevelled edge preserved; otherwise broken.
Seven lines of the inscription preserved, and a trace of one letter in an eighth above.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA Belongs ... Ca. 220-250 A.D ...
ADDENDA Belongs with I 1567. |
| Fragment of inscribed stele.
Broken at top and right side.
The bottom is finely picked, the back rougher. A bit of the original, finely picked left side may be preserved.
Parts of three lines of the inscription ... Early 2nd. century B.C ... I 721 ... I 721 |
| Inscribed fragment of upper left hand corner of stele with pediment top.
Broken at bottom and right side; only a bit of the stele proper, with traces of letters in the first line is preserved.
Hymettian ... 250-150 B.C ... 250-150 B.C. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken away behind and at left.
Top smooth with corner of rough picked rectangular cutting.
Right side and bottom toothed.
Three lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble ... 4th. century B.C ... Hesperia 23 (1954), p. 250, no. 29, pl. 54 ... Agora XV, no. 27, p. 42. |
| Inscribed fragment.
From lower left corner of a large squared block.
Left edge toothed; bottom rough picked. Broken behind and at right.
Parts of four lines of the inscription preserved, with small letters ... 14 October 1949 ... Hesperia 30 (1961), pp. 249-250, no. 48, pl. 45. |
| Fragment from left side of inscribed stele.
Side, fine picked, and back rough picked, preserved; other edges broken.
Decree of club or religious organization (?).
Part of sixteen lines of the inscription ... Late 2nd. or 1st. centuries B.C ... I 456 ... I 456 |
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