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| Eleven pieces cut from a rod.
One of these is the remnant of the rod, become to short for further cutting. Eight pieces are "normal", two are scraps.
The cutting was done with a chisel anywhere from one ... 16 June 1953 |
| Smoothed, made ready for striking Panathenaic Way cut I, loose upper filling.
Late Roman. 558 Leica ... 25 April 1959 |
End of a bronze rod somewhat angular in section out by a cold chisel.
Reminiscent of blanks from the mint. South Stoa II, east end , layer III.
Disturbed 2nd c. B.C. context. 6641 Leica ... 18 July 1960 |
| The flan has two sides.
One is flat with some striations.
The other has leveled edges and a central punch mark. Next to the punch mark is a countermanrk of an open right hand, implying the flan had circulated ... Card: 2nd c. A.D. |
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