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Publication: Hesperia 30 (1961)
Deposit: O-Q 18-19
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Agora Object: I 5529
Inventory Number:   I 5529
Section Number:   Ω 866
Title:   Marble Fragment
Category:   Inscriptions
Description:   Inscribed fragment.
Piece of slab with original top and back smoothly dressed, but cut down at top.
Part of an abecedarium which must have started on a slab placed above this, for the "Φ" is not finished at top on this stone.
One column, and part of another at left , with six letters.
Hymettian (?) marble.
Context:   Found in late Roman destruction debris, south of the Market Square; context of 6th. century A.D.
Negatives:   Leica
Dimensions:   H. 0.12; Lett. H. 0.023; W. 0.135; Th. 0.034
Date:   8 June 1938
Section:   Ω
Grid:   Ω:42/ΜΘ
Deposit:   O-Q 18-19
Bibliography:   Hesperia 30 (1961), p. 289, no. 183, pl. 61.
References:   Publication: Hesperia 30 (1961)
Deposit: O-Q 18-19
Notebook: Ω-7
Notebook: Ω-8
Notebook Page: Ω-7-30 (pp. 1251-1252)
Notebook Page: Ω-8-29 (pp. 1449-1450)
Card: I 5529