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| Kotyle with false ring foot with flat resting surface and stepped undersurface, convex body to vertical tapered lip. Horizontal round strap handle attached just below lip. Profile and decoration similar ... Late EC ... South Stoa |
| Stamnos with false ring foot with slightly concave undersurface to globular body tapering to broad outturned horizontal rim with squared edge. One round horizontal strap handle attached on shoulder. Generally ... 2nd-1st c. BC based on context (S. James) ... 2nd-1st c. BC based on context (S. James) ... South Stoa |
| Composite horizontal sima and raking tile: at front, flat overhang transitions at almost 90 degrees to projecting edge (H. 0.063), to vertical decorated surface (now missing); on back, thick vertical edge ... early 3rd c. BC, based on date of building ... South Stoa, context 68 ... South Stoa, context 68, LOT 2015 087 ... James 2019, Hesperia 88.1, cat. 34 |
| Oinochoe with globular body to cylindrical neck. Shape similar to spherical oinochoe (Bentz 1982 dates shape to 2nd quarter of 6th c. B.C., p. 42). Black painted palmette near neck; vine with three-petal ... 5th c. BC based on added purple according to Corinth 7.5, p. 23 ... South Stoa |
| Bowl with ring foot, broad gently rising lower wall, steep upper wall, and outturned rim with rounded lip. See Edwards 1975, Corinth 7.3, pp. 33-34. Similar size as C-1934-24 (Edwards 1975, Corinth 7.3, ... 250-146 BC, according to Corinth 7.3; "Late" form of bowl, according to James 2010, 250-100BC ... 7.3, pp. 33-34. Similar size |
| Two-handled skyphos with a tall conical foot with a rounded resting surface and concave undersurface, hemispherical body to a flaring tapered lip. Horizontal round loop handles attached at midbody. Shape ... Early Protogeometric, based on parallels ... South Stoa |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Four letters remain.
Hymettian marble. Found in Turkish context under Holy Apostles Street, west of the Great Drain, between the Middle Stoa and the Heliaia ... 24 April 1935 ... Agora XIX, no. H 63, p. 34, pl. 5. |
Inscribed fragment of columnar grave monument.
About one half of circumference preserved.
Broken at top and bottom. Surface rubbed.
Three lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble. Found in ... 26 April 1937 ... Agora XVII, no. 419, p. 95, pl. 34. |
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