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Inscribed fragment of grave stele.
Small fragment broken at sides and back; bottom surface dressed smooth; top rough picked with a smoothed band along the front. On the face, parts of two antefixial ornaments ... 18 December 1936 ... Agora XVII, no. 977, p. 172. |
Inscribed fragment of circular grave monument.
Broken all around; probably an elaborate columnar grave monument.
Fillet, roughly dressed; above it on a similar surface, part of an inscription; below it, ... 1 December 1936 ... West Basement-Inscriptions, Block 12B-5 |
Inscribed fragments of grave monument.
Fragment Ρ 255 a), inscribed face and the right face only preserved.
Three letters remain.
Fragment Ρ 259 b), inscribed face and left face, and the rough picked ... 4th. century B.C ... West Basement-Inscriptions, Block 12B-1 |
Mended from four pieces.
Letters incised retrograde with a blunt point which often slipped, leaving long, shallow scratches.
-.ς πρόπινε τενδί
Young believed the inscription to be ... A.J.A. 44 (1940), p. 8, no. 12. |
Mended from fourteen fragments, small chips missing; burned.
Flat underside with string marks. Irregular wall, slightly concave near base. Handles tightly folded. Hard, light brown fabric (7.5YR 6/4) ... 300-270 ... 18577 (Young 1951b, nos ... P 18579 (Young 1951b, nos. 7:11, 12 [B 19:6]), P |
Inscribed fragment of grave stele.
Right side preserved; otherwise broken all around.
Tool marks on face where it has not peeled.
Hymettian marble.
ADDENDA This fragment belongs with I 2083, and joins ... 4th century B.C ... Agora XVII, no. 160, p. 56. |
Inscribed stele.
Complete; the left side of a broken stele preserved, reused. Rough picked below, the bottom tapers to a point for driving into the ground.
Pentelic marble. Found in the wall of the modern ... Late 5th. to early 4th. centuries B.C ... N 12 |
Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face and rough picked top preserved.
The back shows traces of pick, but perhaps re-cut.
Dedication to Zeus Boulaios.
Two lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble ... 53/2 B.C ... Hesperia 12 (1943), p. 264, no. 17 ... Agora XVII, no. 269, p. 73, pl. 23. |
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