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Inscribed columnar grave monument.
Inrtact.
Inscribed in three lines.
Hymettian marble. Found in the valley, southwest of the Pnyx. Leica ... 1948 ... Found in the valley, southwest of the Pnyx. |
| Inscribed fragment from upper left corner of stele.
Moulding above roughly chipped away. Top flat (?).
Toothed left side. Rough picked back.
Mentions the archon Theophilos.
Twenty lines of the inscription ... 8 November 1939 ... Mentions the archon Theophilos.
... Found near the church of St. Demetrios in the saddle between the Pnyx and Philopappos hills. |
Apparently complete in a single letter: A; np letters to either side. Upside down to vessel.
Single alphas are often found on objects dedicated to Athena, undoubtedly as abbreviations of the goddess' ... Single alphas are often found on objects dedicated to Athena, undoubtedly as abbreviations of the goddess' name (cf., for example, those from the sanctuary of Athena on the acropolis of Sparta: B.S.A. 30, 1928-1930, p. 251, fig. 6, nos. 1-11, 14, 22). ... Schiering, Olympische Forschhungen V, 1964, p. 156, no. 79, and the eleven from the Pnyx, G. ... VII, Small Objects from the Pnyx: I, 1943, p. 29. |
Handle missing; chips from side.
Watch-shaped body, small discus, top rayed. Long nozzle, triangular at end. Rudimentary unpierced knob at right. Vertical strap-handle.
Signed: "ΑΙΝΕΙΟΥ"; letters in relief, ... 5 February 1940 ... Signed: "ΑΙΝΕΙΟΥ"; letters in relief, incised in the mould.
Dull glaze fired red, much peeled. ... Found by some boys somewhere in the region of the Pnyx and the Hill of the Nymphs. |
Pnyx 110
Clay; fine grained; buff inside; yellow on the surface. East Sanctuary; Clearing North of Terrace Wall ... October 1932 ... Pnyx 110
Clay; fine grained; buff inside; yellow on the surface. |
Wall fragment. Glaze slightly pitted. Max. dim. 0.048.
Woman(?) seated to left on a decorated cloak. All that remains of her is her lap. At the right, part of another figure. Relief contour. White: woman ... Probably late 5th or early 4th century B.C ... All that remains of her is her lap. At the right, part of another figure. ... Cf. a bell-krater fragment from the Pnyx, P 214 (Hesperia Suppl. |
Clay fine, buff, soft. Head missing. Traces of white slip. Pin hole beneath on level bottom. Not carefully modeled.
Almost identical with Agora T IIII which is from Late 5th century context. From the ... Probably late fifth century B.C ... From the disturbed surface of an exploratory trench on top of the central Pnyx Hill. |
Upper part of Amazon on horseback, in high relief. She wears kurbasia with flaps, chiton and chlamys, and brandishes sword in raised right arm. Thin brown glaze with smears of black inside.
For Amazons ... Early 4th c. B.C ... Similar style and quality to 1185, a fragment from the Pnyx, PN-P 263: Hesperia, Suppl. |
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