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| Stoa of Zeus. Digging along West Side. Cobble Floor to East. Early Foundation to West. Pit to East of Column Base. Early Wall to West. Stratification to East. Stratification to West. Early Wall along West ... Ε-3 ... Digging along West Side ... Early Wall to West ... Early Wall along West Side |
| Structure of early wall found along west side of stoa. The uppermost course seems to be euthynteria ... AMS 552 Horizontal (normal) ... 1 Aug 1931 ... Structure of early wall found along west side of stoa. |
| Structure of early wall found along west side of stoa. The uppermost course seems to be euthynteria ... AMS 552 Horizontal (normal) ... 1 Aug 1931 ... Structure of early wall found along west side of stoa. |
| Room 7. Foundation trench cut in bedrock for Early East-West Wall along north side revealed under Box 232. From south ... AMS Horizontal (normal) ... Foundation trench cut in bedrock for Early East-West Wall along north side revealed under Box 232. |
| Colonnade, North of Room 6, Strosis F along west side of area, Early Wall on left, Stylobate Drain on right, from east ... AMS Horizontal (normal) ... Colonnade, North of Room 6, Strosis F along west side of area, Early Wall on left, Stylobate Drain on right, from east. |
| Early retaining wall along the west side, after the removal of the stone drain cover slabs. Note modern masonry in upper left. Cf. 1997.14.0505 for a view with the slabs in place ... northwest 4124 Horizontal (normal) ... 29 Aug 1961 ... Early retaining wall along the west side, after the removal of the stone drain cover slabs. |
| Early retaining wall along the west side, after the removal of the stone drain cover slabs. Note modern masonry in upper left. Cf. 1997.14.0505 for a view with the slabs in place ... AMS northwest 4124 Horizontal (normal) ... 29 Aug 1961 ... Early retaining wall along the west side, after the removal of the stone drain cover slabs. |
| 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. |
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