Architectural fragments of Ionic order found in destruction debris and associated with the "Northeast Stoa". Ionic capital fragments: A 1669-A 1674 (A 1672 and 1674 frags a, and b). Ionic architrave fragment (A 1675), crown moulding (A 1676), cornice fragments (A 1677, A 1678), antefix (A 1679), column fragment (A 1680) and marble revetment fragments (A 1681, A 1682). For reference to that Stoa, see Hesperia 21 (1952), p. 87, fig. 1.
Epikranitis fragment (A 1710), epistyle backer crowns (A 1714-1716), fragment of crowning with cyma reversa (A 1717) and geison fragment (A 1718) found in the Long Late Roman Wall, east side of the Agora.
