[Agora Object] T 3083: Plaque Fragment: Architectural decoration

Lower edge and back surface preserved. Moulded relief decoration; preserved are the legs of a figure striding right. Plain raised band below. Broken above and at sides. Brick red clay with grits; remains ... 31 May 1951

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[Agora Object] T 4164: Mold Fragment for Plaque

Broken at right, left and top. Lower part of a mold for a plaque, preserving two bare feet of a figure in motion. The right foot is forward and lower than the left, the toes of both feet much lower than ... 22 July 1975

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[Agora Object] T 4167: Mold for Plaque

Broken at left, right and above. Fragment of a mold for a large plaque, preserving what seems to be two legs of an animal, perhaps a deer. Very coarse yellow clay outside, finer dark buff clay outside, ... 29 June 1977

[Agora Object] T 3443: Mold Fragment

Fragment of a sizable mould, preserving part of a body and some flowing drapery. Broken all around. Embedded in floor of South Stoa II. Leica ... 4 January 1956

[Agora Object] T 3476: Mold Fragments for Architectural Relief: Dancing Maenad

Three non-joining fragments of a mold for a "maenad" relief. Fragment a), bottom of flowing drapery and foot on tip toe. A rim 0.028m. wide runs the width and almost the length of the fragment, forming ... 16 April 1956

[Agora Object] T 3494: Mold Fragment for Relief

Two joining fragments preserve top part of rectangular mould. Full width of mold surface not preserved; high rim broken off froom one corner and side. Lion, right, bringing down a deer (?). Back smooth ... 2 May 1940

[Agora Object] T 3564: Mold Fragment for Head of Griffin Figurine

One corner of a thick mold representing griffin's head. Back smooth. Coarse clay, pale buff at surface, pink inside. Cleaning modern cellars. 1251 Leica ... 29 March 1958

[Agora Object] T 3657: Mold for Relief

Broken on all sides. End of swirling drapery beside a figure (?). From clearing trench of inner rectangle in peristyle court of Heliaia. Context chiefly of late third quarter of 4th. century some later ... 27 April 1960