[Agora Object] T 3019: Arm Fragment of Figurine

Arm with late Roman Cestus. Red-brown clay; matte red glaze (not all over) white paint. Byzantine fill. 145 Leica, LXIX-17 ... 28 February 1933

[Agora Object] I 507: Grave Monument Fragment

Top part of small columnar grave monument. About half the top above the ring is broken away. Inscribed in three lines. Hymettian marble. Found in a modern wall, over the eastern part of the Temple of Ares ... 28 February 1933

[Agora Object] I 508: Grave Monument Fragment

Lower part of columnar grave monument. Most of the roughened tongue for setting in the ground is preserved; none of the top or ring preserved. Remains of three lines of the inscription. Hymettian marble ... 28 February 1933

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[Agora Object] I 509: Grave Monument Fragment

Inscribed fragment. Smooth dressed beneath; ends and back broken. The top, much chipped, rough picked (?). At the front something has been broken away; three raised broken surfaces alternate with small ... 28 February 1933

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[Agora Object] I 531: Dedication Fragment

Lower part of inscribed stele with wreath in relief. Sides chiselled; back and bottom rough picked. All dimensions except height preserved. Right back corner broken. Dedication to Hadrian Saviour and Founder ... 28 February 1933

[Agora Object] I 505: Grave Monument Fragment

Fragment of top of columnar grave monument. Parts of two lines of the inscription preserved. Hymettian marble. Found in a modern wall, south of the Temple of Ares. Leica ... 27 February 1933

[Agora Object] I 517: Grave Monument Fragment

Inscribed fragment of grave stele. The right side preserved with a raised band, other edges broken. Inscribed along the bottom of a plain, smooth surface. Eleven letters preserved. Pentelic marble. ADDENDA ... 27 February 1933

[Agora Object] I 529: Stone Fragment

Fragment of inscribed stone. Top is preserved, and at left, two sides of rectangular cutting, 0.105m. from inscribed face. The angle between the top and the inscribed surface is mostly worn away. One line ... 27 February 1933