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[Agora Object] ST 23: Weight

Weight with mastoid projections on rectangular bar. Corners worn; otherwise complete. Projections somewhat flattened. Island marble (?). Cf. ST 11: no breaks allowing for cross bar in present specimen ... 7 April 1932

[Agora Object] ST 26: Weight

Weight with mastoid projections on rectangular bar. Corners worn; otherwise complete. Island marble (?). Cf. ST 11: no breaks allowing for cross bar in present specimen. Level of rectangular water channel ... 8 April 1932

[Agora Object] ST 27: Weight Fragment

Half of weight with mastoid projections on rectangular bar. Cut in half obliquely. Cut surface slightly less finished than others. Island marble (?). Cf. ST 11: no breaks allowing for cross bar in present ... 8 April 1932

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[Agora Object] T 200: Horse Figurine

Legs, nose and tail missing. Rider broken away. Bridle, collar and yoke broken. Traces of white paint with flecks of red. Pinkish buff clay. ADDENDA, 5-10-33: The legs now restored in plaster, and the ... 5 April 1932

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[Agora Object] T 201: Horse Figurine

The horse seems to have been running. Legs missing. It has lifted tail. Spirited effect produced by tossed back head, open mouth, and exaggerated modelling of neck. White with considerable red paint. Pinkish ... 5 April 1932

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[Agora Object] T 202: Shield Fragment

About half preserved. Somewhat high convex shape gradually sloping into the rim. Red painted triangle on it (?). Strap near margin like those usually in center. Blue margin; narrow red and broad white ... 5 April 1932

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[Agora Object] T 185: Ball

Pierced horizontally near top. It has incised filled decoration. Pattern mostly in seam motif: lines bordered by rows of dots. Zone round center in seam line, zigzag. Four seam lines alternating with ... 8 April 1932

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[Agora Object] I 207: Decree Fragment

Fragment of inscription. Small bit of inscribed surface preserved; otherwise broken or chipped all round. Pentelic marble. Found in Byzantine context, at bottom, in the southwest corner of the Market Square ... Late 5th. century B.C.