date:[5 May 1935 .. 7 May 1935] and section:Β

Athens ... Coin no. 1. Casts stored in Lab Case no. 52. Bouleuterion Plateia, southeast corner, below top level of breccia block. Bust of Athena r., wearing Corinthian helmet. Border of dots. Α-Θ/Η Asklepios standing ... Ca. 120's - 140's or later A.D. (140's or) 150's - ca. 175 A.D.

[Notebook Page] Β-10-5 (pp. 1775-1776)

Coins. Sherd Containers ... Β-10 1775, 1776 ... 15 April 1935

[Notebook Page] Β-10-23 (pp. 1811-1812)

Area north of Tholos ... Β-10 1811, 1812 Section Β 304 Section Β 308 ... 6 May 1935

[Notebook Page] Β-10-27 (pp. 1819-1820)

Late Addition to East-West Polygonal Wall ... Β-10 1819, 1820 P 5889 Β 1496 L 1868 Β 1497 P 5880 Β 1522 I 2965 Β:1935.0424:1 N 3368 Lot Β 214 Lot Β 215 Lot Β 216 Lot Β 217 Section Β 310 ... 6 May 1935

[Notebook Page] Β-10-42 (pp. 1849-1850)

Cut to south of Metroon; Conclusions; Earliest (Private) Foundation ... Β-10 1849, 1850 Β 1495 T 889 N 3375 N 3376 Β:1935.0508:1 Β:1935.0508:2 N 3377 ... Athenian Imperial, Fractional

[Notebook Page] Β-10-48 (pp. 1861-1862)

Prytany Decree Fragments ... Β-10 1861, 1862 I 2964 I 1939 I 1943 I 1939 ... 6 May 1935

[Notebook Page] Β-10-49 (pp. 1863-1864)

Marble Fragments. Head Fragment of Male Figure ... Β-10 1863, 1864 I 2965 I 432 S 591 I 2965 S 591 ... 6 May 1935

[Notebook Page] Β-10-54 (pp. 1873-1874)

Lamp Fragment. Marble Fragment: Bouleutic List. Bouleuterion Plateia; Clearing above Early Monument ... Β-10 1873, 1874 L 1871 I 1872 Lot Β 256 L 1871 I 1872 ... 2 May 1935

[Notebook Page] Β-10-96 (pp. 1957-1958)

Bouleuterion Plateia; Clearing Earlier Foundation Trench at Its Southwest Corner; Lowest Hard Packed Fill of Bedrock. Bouleuterion Plateia; Southeast Corner; From Lower Part of First Layer Just above Breccia ... Β-10 1957, 1958 Lot Β 252 Lot Β 253 Lot Β 254 Lot Β 255 Lot Β 256 Lot Β 257 Lot Β 258 Lot Β 259 Lot Β 260 ... 2nd half of 5th B.C.

[Object] I 2965: Marble Fragments

Inscribed fragments. Prytany decree. Fragment Β 1522, the lower half of the stele remains, including the tenon. The left side has been broken away up to the edge of the tenon and the face chipped along ... Late 3rd. or early 2nd. centuries B.C.