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| Inscribed grave stele.
Complete stele, mended from two pieces.
The relief, a female figure seated left in a naiskos, holding a pyxis (?), and the moulding at the top, chiseled away before reuse.
Two lines ... 25 June 1949 ... Agora XVII, no. 103, p. 47 ... Hesperia 30 (1961), p. 287, no. 177, pl. 59. |
| Inscribed fragment of grave stele with relief.
Front face, back, and bit of top of pediment on left side only preserved. In the pediment, a lion walking right; legs and lower part of body only preserved ... 2nd.-3rd. centuries A.D ... Agora XVII, no. 360, p. 87 ... Hesperia 23 (1954), p. 286, no. 94, pl. 59. |
Inscribed fragment of columnar grave monument.
Two joining fragments of a large grave stone.
Part of inscribed surface and top preserved.
Three lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble. Found ... 9 March 1939 ... Agora XVII, no. 178, p. 59. |
Inscribed fragment of columnar grave monument.
Chipped above; back and bottom cannot be seen.
Two lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble. Exposed by rains in face of scarp in extreme Ν.Ε ... 21 January 1950 ... Agora XVII, no. 251, p. 70 ... Hesperia 30 (1961), p. 284, no. 162, pl. 59. |
| Inscribed lekythos.
Foot, neck and handle missing.
In relief three figures. Standing man shakes hands with seated woman. Between them a standing woman.
White marble. Catalogued September 1967. Found in ... Agora XVII, no. 731, p. 138, pl. 59. |
| Inscribed lekythos.
Foot, neck and handles missing.
In relief three figures. Standing man shakes hands with seated man. Standing woman behind chair.
White marble. Catalogued September 1967. Found in sepulchral ... Agora XVII, no. 997, p. 174, pl. 79 ... Agora XXXV, no. 186, pl. 59. |
| Inscribed lekythos.
Neck and handles missing. Dowel hole for attaching neck. Foot missing.
In relief three figures. Standing woman behind seated man who shakes hands with standing man. Above the last, ... Agora XVII, no. 996, p. 174, pl. 79 ... Agora XXXV, no. 185, pl. 59. |
| Upper part of inscribed grave relief.
Mended from two fragments found on different dates.
The smaller left piece was found first; the two fragments do not meet along front edge; may have been cut apart ... 4th. century B.C ... Agora XVII, no. 183, p. 59. |
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