Middle Stoa north aisle. On left, stretch of the pressure pipe/Channel 14 and on the right, Tile Drain 4, related to the Klepsydra Water Clock. End of 1996 season.
Middle Stoa north aisle: general view of excavation area. Specific features shown range in date from mid-5th c. to late 4th c. Area under 5th c. "Strosis f", Tile Drain 4 with associated fill and pressure-pipe/Channel 14. End of season.
Middle Stoa north aisle: general view of excavation area. Specific features shown range in date from mid-5th c. to late 4th c. Bottom to top: area under 5th c. "Strosis f", Tile Drain 4 with associated fill, pressure-pipe/ Channel 14, and upper Agora road (5th c. B.C.?). End of season.
Middle Stoa north aisle: general view with both lengths of pressure pipe in view across center of photo running between Piers 2 and 3 (right and left, respectively). End of season.
Middle Stoa north aisle: general view of both areas of excavation. In particular, showing length of Klepsydra pressure-pipe (geometrical at extreme left, under line of pipe). End of season.
Middle Stoa north aisle: general view showing relationship between the 4th c. B.C. Klepsydra (upper left) and the line of the pressure pipe (center right). The foundation of the Middle Stoa's south wall runs between them. End of season.
Middle Stoa north aisle: close-up of 4th c. B.C. pressure-pipe as it lies over surface of late 5th c. B.C. upper Agora road, itself cut by tile drain channel (cutting visible at top of road). End of season.
