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Agora Object: I 5279
Inventory Number:   I 5279
Section Number:   ΙΙ 227
Title:   Dedication
Category:   Inscriptions
Description:   Inscribed block.
Preserved is a large rectangular block, the edges much broken and worn. As built into the wall, the inscribed face is right side up.
Moulding preserved in part along the upper edges to the face. Dowel hole and hook clamp ending in top surface at right side of block.
One line of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble.
Context:   Found built into west face of the late Roman Fortification south of the church of the Hipapanti, south of the Eleusinion.
Negatives:   Leica, LXXIII-35, 8-109
Dimensions:   H. ca. 0.45, (of moulding) 0.10; Lett. H. 0.04; W. ca. 1.55; Th. ca. 0.40
Date:   2 March 1938
Section:   ΙΙ
Grid:   T 22
Elevation:   -2.50m.
Masl:   -2.5m.
Bibliography:   Hesperia 26 (1957), pp. 80-81, no. 27, pl. 16.
    Hesperia 8 (1939), p. 207.
    Agora III, no. 228, p. 83.
    Agora XVIII, no. V586.
    Agora XXXI, no. 12, p. 190.
References:   Publications (5)
Publication Pages (4)
Image: 2012.26.0383 (8-109)
Image: 2012.54.0922 (LXXIII-35)
Image: 1997.15.0348 (8-109)
Card: I 5279
Card: I 5279