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1997.16.0339 (German Institute AB 49)"Enneakrounos": a) small Late Roman basin; b) beginning of the Roman clay pipe conduit through which part of the water of the great conduit was brought to the lower city.   
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1997.16.0340 (German Institute AB 50)"Enneakrounos": a) mouth of the great conduit; b) large Roman basin; C) Late Roman small basin.   
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1997.16.0341 (German Institute AB 51)Mouth of the Great Conduit (a) and basin (d). Later added conduit (b) through which only half the water ran off, the other half would have been conducted through an upper conduit (c).   
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1997.16.0342 (German Institute AB 52)Mouth of the great conduit (a) at the reservoir and junction of the later Roman conduit (b) for bringing the water to the lower city.   
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1997.16.0343 (German Institute AB 54)Rectangular rock-cut wall (a) with opening of a rock-cut tunnel (b) and of a clay channel (c).   
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1997.16.0344 (German Institute AB 67)"Enneakrounos": end of the rock-cut tunnel of the Peisistrateian aqueduct.   
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1997.16.0345Terracotta pipe from the lesser Peisistratean pipeline between the Areopagus and the Pnyx. Excerpt from notebook in the Deutches Archeologishes Institut.25 Jan 1893  
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1997.16.0346 (German Institute AB 103)Area south of the "House of Aristodemos".