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| Part of one edge preserved.
Uncertain representation: extended arm with drapery behind (?).
Clay buff with coarse pink particles.
ADDENDA: Animal combat. Surface. Leica ... 7 April 1938 |
| Corner fragment from a large mould, with a heavy frame around the relief surface.
Possibly scene with shield. Context unknown. Leica ... 1950 |
| Girl, "Tanagra" type, wrapped tightly in her himation that she pulls tight to a "chou" fold with her left hand against her breast.
Delicate modelling.
Buff clay. Catalogued 23 July 1966. Container B 236 ... |
| Broken below neck and in places behind.
High headdress with herringbone pattern at back.
Traces of black paint on hair, and red on face. Eyes white with outline in black painted over the white.
Late Roman ... 19 May 1938 |
| Fragment of post from the peribolos of the Eponymous heroes. Dowel cutting on top for capping block, slot on sides for wooden rails; on inner and outer faces a shallow groove at top and tapering towards ... 14 May 1957 |
| Apparently intact.
Solid hub. Mixed fill. Store in ziplock polyethylene bag and in area with 40% r.h. or lower.
Wear cotton or latex gloves when handling. Leica ... 8 June 1938 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Citation from decree.
Three lines of the inscription preserved within wreath; remains of another wreath with no letters visible.
Pentelic marble. Found ... 10 March 1938 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Five lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble. Finished Found among marbles, from the southeast corner of the Market Square. Leica ... Winter 1956-1957 |
| Inscribed fragments.
Fragment Ψ 63, only left side and back preserved. The stele was opisthographic, but the reverse is now so worn as to be illegible.
Eighteen lines of the inscription preserved.
Joins ... 428/7 B.C. |
| Inscribed fragments.
Fragment ΟΑ 33 a), inscribed face, possibly traces of right side and back, preserved.
Two lines of the inscription preserved.
Fragment Ψ 148 b), inscribed face only preserved.
Three ... 5th. century B.C. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken right, left, below and behind.
In top near left edge a cutting for a clamp. In the top, toward the present back and right edge, a vertical slot as though for a lewis.
The inscribed ... 28 July 1959 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Upper edge preserved at back, otherwise broken all around.
Traces of five lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA Joins with I 6783. Found in marble pile. Leica, ... 20 August 1970 |
| Small fragment from shoulder.
Head of Athena to right; tongues. Landscaping operations in the excavations; exact provenience unknown. Leica ... January 1955 |
| Broken all around. Unidentified representation from reverse of Panathenaic amphora. Agora excavations. Leica ... 5 February 1962 |
| From the floor of a heavy plate. Head and shoulders of draped figure right. Very poor condition; added white practically disappeared from face and part of clothes. Agora area, context unknown. Leica ... (February 1957) |
| Wall fragment, with start of rim. Uncertain representation: parts of two male figures right; some larger object between them.
No relief contour. "Worthy sherds from unworthy places." (Box 236) Leica ... 1938 |
| A single fragment preserves most of handle and some of adjacent part of body.
On discus, ship. Rim, plain. Handle, partially pierced, two grooves above and below.
No glaze.
Brownish clay.
Type XXVIII ... 17 May 1938 |
| Intact. From a very worn mould.
On discus, crescent; rim, plain.
Handle unpierced; three grooves above and below.
On reverse, concentric grooves.
Dull red glaze.
Type XXVIII of Corinth collection. Well; ... 16 May 1938 |
| Complete, except for right arm, and head, for which the attachment hole is preserved at the top of the neck. Minor fractures.
Draped figure standing on an oval plinth. She wears high-girded chiton, and ... 13 May 1938 |
| Fragment of small Isis dressed lady in low relief. Hips to mid-calf and her left hand holding situla are preserved. Of the broad area of stone on right only a small section below the situla has the original ... 27 August 1975 |
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