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Marble fragment of right upper half of draped female torso. High relief. Probably from Erectiheum frieze. Carl A. Roebuck, Nb. No. 6. 26 ... 23 March 1938 ... Acropolis Museum |
| Inscribed fragment of stele.
Inscrib ed face, stippled.
Left side, and rough picked back preserved.
Hymettian marble.
ADDENDA Fragment from the left side of IG II2, no. 1006, lines 88-116.
Transferred ... 123/2 B.C ... Epigraphical Museum on 11th. March |
| Case 38. Hoard of 190 ostraka found in a well on the North Slope of the Acropolis ... April 1959 ... Site | By Area | East | Stoa of Attalos | Reconstruction | Ground Floor | Museum |
| Case 38. Hoard of 190 ostraka found in a well on the North Slope of the Acropolis ... AMS Horizontal (normal) ... April 1959 ... Site | By Area | East | Stoa of Attalos | Reconstruction | Ground Floor | Museum |
Bottom missing.
Pared rim; deep shoulder.
From the same deposit, P 13811; and cf. from the Acropolis North Slope, Athens, Agora Museum, A-P 1130: Hesperia, VII, 1938, p. 220, fig. 54 (Well M, use filling), ... Context to ca. 500 B.C ... and cf. from the Acropolis ... Museum, A-P 1130: Hesperia, |
| Halle, University. Kassel, Hessisches Landesmuseum. Halle, University, inv. no. 560. Hildesheim, Pelizaeus. Kassel, Hessisches Landesmuseum, T. 384. Hamburg, Museum für Kunst. Kassel, Hessisches Landesmuseum, ... Agora 23 376 ... Hamburg, Museum für Kunst ... Hamburg, Museum für Kunst, 1908.255 ... Hamburg, Museum für Kunst, 1962.171 |
Fragment of B.F vase with legs and bit of drapery of male figure. Drapery colored red-purple and edged with maeander. Red glaze on inside. Oscar Broneer Nb. No. 2, Acropolis dump, section Y 130 ... 10 Oct 1933 ... Oscar Broneer Nb. No. 2, Acropolis dump, section Y |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Badly eaten (by acid?).
Five lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA Joins SEG 8 (Epigraphical Museum); list of 447/6 (?). Finished ... 447/6 (?) B.C ... (Epigraphical Museum); list of 447/6 ... Found in late context under Acropolis Street, west of the late Roman |
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