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Base from a moulded lamp.
Low base ring. On underside, in raised characters the letters: "A E".
Thin brown glaze.
Signed Bases type of Agora collection.
Late Hellenistic. North of Tholos, west area, ... 4 March 1938 ... Agora IV, no. 835, p. 214, pl. 25. |
About half of bottom preserved.
Signature in raised letters, retrograde; the first line missing.
Poor red-brown to black glaze.
Buff clay.
Type XVIII of Corinth collection, Signed bases type of Agora ... 2 May 1949 ... Agora collection.
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Athens ... See comment on the envelope. Athens New Style. Coin no. 44. Head of Athena Parthenos r. Border of dots. Α ΘΕ
Owl r., head facing, standing on amphora. All in olive wreath. No symbol. 746 ... 229-30 B.C ... Coin no. 44 ... Α ΘΕ
Owl r., head facing, standing on amphora. All in olive wreath. No |
Large female head, in embroidered sphendine, right. In front of the head, part of a plant ornament.
No relief contour. Long Building, East End, 3 Layer, Overlying Foundation ... 22 June 1934 ... Study Collections-Case No. 11-Θ ... Agora |
Half of rim and wall and one-fourth of foot restored.
Slightly flaring foot; flat resting surface; pointed underside.
Rilled rim with two scraped grooves slopes down slightly to outside.
Wide scraped ... Ca. 275 ... Agora |
| Base and about one-third of floor and rim preserved; filled out in plaster. Ring foot; deep floor; relatively broad rim, slightly downsloping and overhanging on the interior.
Pinkish-buff clay. Metallic ... 8 August 1949 ... H. 0.045; Est. Diam. 0.22 ... 0.22 |
Inscribed fragment of grave stone.
Top and sides, and part of back (?) preserved; bottom broken away.
Two lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble. Found in the wall of the modern house 639/18, ... 4th. century B.C ... Hesperia 23 (1954), p. 277, no. 144, pl. 60 ... Agora XVII, no. 789, p. 146. |
| Inscribed fragment of stele.
Upper part of stele with pediment top; broken at left, right and bottom.
Three lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA BDM: It works out well as a prytany ... 4 March 1936 ... Agora |
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