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| Lamp with flat base, nearly globular body with max. diam. somewhat below median, curving in to narrow rim, slightly concave in section, moderate fill hole; start of nozzle, round in section and tilted ... Early Roman ? ... LAMP BRONEER TYPE XVI |
| Upper left corner of inscribed stele.
At the top a band has been dressed back across the front and the preserved left side. Broken at bottom and right side, and left edge below first two lines.
Parts of ... 318/7 B.C ... Agora XVI, no. 105, p. 159, pl. 11. |
| Inscribed fragments.
Honorary decree under grave inscription.
Fragment ΟΑ 113 a), inscribed face, left side and back preserved.
A: a palimpsest inscription.
B: is inscribed over inscription A.
Fragment ... 318/7 B.C ... SEG 21 (1965), no. 318 ... Agora XVI, no. 104, p. 157. |
| Fragment from right side of inscribed stele.
Back dressed smooth; right edge; other broken.
Decree mentioning the poletai, the sanctuary, hide, pig, cleansings, and katakephala.
The right end of twelve ... 5th. century B.C ... Agora XVI, no. 8, p. 11 ... IG I3, no. 129. |
Fragment of a low heavy stand, originally probably circular with one fragmentary and one nearly complete lamp attached.
Lamp has a flat rim, and a ridge around filling hole, which is markedly oval.
Nozzle ... 4 March 1937 ... collection.
Related to type XVI (?) |
| Inscribed fragment from upper right hand corner of pediment-topped stele.
Rough picked back, and sloping top surface; chiseled right side, preserved; face broken away at corner, and along right side of ... 327/6 B.C ... Agora XVI, no. 85, p. 129. |
Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face and smooth dressed right side preserved; elsewhere broken.
Fourteen lines of the inscription preserved; stoichedon.
Hymettian marble. Found in a late wall northeast of ... 301/0 B.C ... Agora XVI, no. 129, p. 202, pl. 14. |
Fragment of inscribed stele.
Rough picked behind; the edges broken.
Parts of thirteen lines preserved, stoichedon; fifteen letters to 0.20m.
Fragment mentioning trieropoioi.
Pentelic marble.
Transferred ... 5th. century B.C ... Hesperia 14 (1945), p. 129, no. 16 ... Agora XVI, no. 18, p. 23. |
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