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| Broken in back, below, and at the left.
Gouged technique. Traces of white, red and yellow paint. Leica ... 17 April 1934 |
| Inscribed fragment.
The top preserved; the back, bottom and sides broken.
At the front, a moulding along the top has been broken away.
Six letters preserved.
Hymettian marble. Found in modern context, ... 16 April 1934 |
| Inscribed fragment.
The left side preserved; otherwise broken.
Conclusion of decree.
The start of five lines of the inscription remain.
Hymettian marble. Found in a well, east of the Southwest Fountain ... 17 April 1934 |
| Curve fragment. Dim: W 0.044* Finished [Θασ]ίων
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[Βουλή]κριτο | ς Αἰ Leica ... 16 April 1934 |
| Complete except for nozzle.
Spirals on panelled rim. On the discus, bust of Mithras, left.
The handle solid grooved.
On the bottom, circular groove, with a leaf.
Thin red wash.
Red clay.
Type XXVIII ... 17 April 1934 |
| Intact.
Plain rim with circles at nozzle and handle, and herringbone panels. Whirling rosette on the discus. On the bottom, three concentric grooves.
Solid handle, grooved.
Red clay and wash.
Type XXVIII ... 17 April 1934 |
| The nozzle and part of the base missing.
Double spirals on panelled rim. On the discus two fishes, left.
The handle solid, grooved. Double circular groove on the bottom.
Grayish-brown clay.
Type XXVIII ... 17 April 1934 |
| Impressed circles on the rim.
On the discus, a jewelled cross much damaged. Small plain handle, solid.
On the bottom, within two almond-shaped grooves, with circles, a palm branch.
Unglazed, very crumbly ... 17 April 1934 |
| Part of the handle missing.
On the square discus, a jewelled cross; on the rim, impressed circles.
On the reverse, within two almond-shaped grooves, with dots, a palm branch. The handle grooved.
Unglazed ... 17 April 1934 |
| Part of the base, and of the side wall preserved.
Raised dots on the wall; on the base part of an "A" in relief.
Purple wash.
Brownish clay.
Type XX of Corinth collection. Late Roman context. Leica ... 17 April 1934 |
| Between two bands of concentric grooves was a band of conventionalized human figures. One preserved, with traces of two others, one on each side.
Red clay; red glaze inside and out.
African Red Slip ... 17 April 1934 |
| A small low ring base; the stamp on the center inside, in a rectangle: Δ Ω
Ρ Ο Ν
Pinkish-buff clay; good red glaze.
Samian B Ware. Late Roman context. Leica, 93-30-16 PD 1171-180, PD 1172-5 ... 17 April 1934 |
| Mended from many fragments. Parts of neck and body missing.
Pink clay, buff slip. Well. Leica ... 16-19 April 1934 |
| A small piece missing from the nozzle.
Plain rim panelled, with impressed circles. Whirling rosette on discus. Solid grooved handle. On the bottom, five impressed circloes within two concentric grooves ... 17 April 1934 |
| A fragment of the top only, with elaborate decoration of raised chevrons and dots on the broad rim.
Dull purplish wash.
Pinkish-buff clay.
Type XXXII of Corinth collection. In disturbed area. Leica ... 17 April 1934 |
| The back of the relief preserved; elsewhere broken. Mouth and chin missing.
Bearded male head facing. The pupils hollowed out.
Stained from the cesspool.
White marble.
Drilled for setting on base December ... Hadrianic or Antonine period (?). |
| Fragments from a relief plaque reused for an inscription.
Fragments Κ 480a (a) and Κ 480b (b), broken at top, bottom, and sides. The second is stained black from the cesspool beneath which it was found ... 165/6 A.D., and ca. 180 A.D. |
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