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| Broken at left, right and below. Part of smooth top and rough-picked back preserved.
Head of a woman, left, wearing a sakkos, in medium high relief. Probably broken from a grave monument.
Pentelic marble ... 5 July 1949 ... Agora XXXV, no. 64, pl. 19. |
| Neck, handles and base missing.
In relief, two figures. Standing bearded man, wearing petasos, shakes hands with seated man.
White marble. Catalogued September 1967. From sepulchral marbles in garden west ... Agora XXXV, no. 200, pl. 64 ... Kokula (1984), L 64, p. 174. |
| Probably from a relief, as flat break at back suggests.
Break at right through middle of left eye; chin missing; nose rubbed off; curls chipped in a few places.
Head of a youth in half profile to right; ... 22 February 1939 ... Agora XXXV, no. 325, pl. 106 ... Hesperia Suppl. 22 (1988), p. 64, n. 61, pl. 21 f. |
| Inscribed lekythos.
Neck and handle missing. Foot missing.
In relief three figures. Standing woman shaking hands with seated woman. A third woman behind chair.
White marble. Catalogued September 1967 ... Agora XXXV, no. 166, pl. 51 ... Agora XVII, no. 761, p. 143, pl. 64. |
| Shaft of Akanthos stele preserved, top broken away.
Claw chisel finish at sides. Back rough-picked. A hole pierces the stone and is lined with lead. It is centered just below the foot of the loutrophoros ... 13 December 1994 ... Agora XXXV, no. 199, pl. 64. |
| About half of length and wall to full height preserved on one side.
Rectangular sarcophagus with plain projecting base, straight side wall with small and large half round moldings (archaic) at the top, ... June 1946 ... Leica, XXXV-64, HAT 49-130, 88-19-3, 88-19-9 |
| Life-sized head, broken away behind and at neck, badly battered.
Short curly hair, depression for fillet.
From a grave relief?
Pentelic marble. Modern wall. Leica ... 19 April 1939 ... ΕΕ 64 |
| Broken off below chin and broken away from background all around. Nose broken. Whole somewhat battered and encrusted.
Head of a youth or a woman with cropped hair in two-thirds view facing left.
From an ... 4th c. B.C ... Leica, LXIV-64 |
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