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| Broken off at neck. Forehead and front part of hair missing, back of neck and back hair also broken off. Features badly chipped and rubbed.
Life-size head, with slightly parted lips, broad nose and eyes ... 1st c. B.C. (?) ... Agora I, no. 5, p. 16, pl. 2. |
| Head and arms missing; broken across the thighs.
The front is simply modelled; the back is plain and flat. There are two holes for the attachment of the arms.
Remains of white paint.
Clay, light a the ... 22 July 1931 ... Agora:Object:Winter (1903), I, p. 165, nos. 4, 5 ... Hesperia 2 (1933), p. 186, fig. 2, no. 57. |
Only the head and bust remain, both much rubbed.
The back was roughly modeled, the figure is hollow.
A draped female figure.
Clay: firm, slightly micaceous, dull grey, retaining bases of white paint ... 1931 ... Hesperia 5 (1936), no. 2i, p. 172, fig. 19. |
| Lower part of figure, seated on throne.
The bottom edge and right side of the mold is preserved; broken at the left side and at the top, at the knees.
The mold for the feet is shallow, without any differentation ... 28 July 1931 ... I, p. 44, no. 5 ... Leica, 2-118 |
Lip to mid-body with part of one tie-hole. Average size. Flange: glazed all over. Body: two rows of dots are preserved. Four narrow bands above them, three between them.
Hard clay, gray throughout from ... July 1957 ... Hesperia 43 (1974), p. 361, pl. 77d, no. I 18:2-5 ... Agora XXXVI, no. T19-5, p. 202, fig. 2.117. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken all around, battered and worn but surface generally quite fresh.
Parts of fifteen lines of the inscription preserved and one column of the lists of cities and payments.
Pentelic ... 8 June 1972 ... I 7397 ... I 7397 |
Mended from four fragments. From the wall of a large amphora.
Inscribed outside:
Thin brown wash on outside, unglazed inside. Cleaning in area of Stoa terrace near north end (opposite Piers 15-16), ... 29 March 1950 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), p. 2, no. 5, pl. I. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken off below; the other edges seem to be original.
A stone, recording some business transaction; mortgage stone for private property.
The third line of the inscription has been ... 3 November 1934 ... I 2058 ... I 2058 |
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