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| Upper part of L-shaped corner post, broken above, below and on right.
Protuberance at center of back.
From the balustrade of the Eponymous Heroes; incorporated in the restored balustrade.
Poros. Found ... 5 July 1951 ... On Site-Eponymous Heroes |
| Broken at bottom, all the other surfaces preserved. The tapering fillet appears on both front and back. Dowel hole, well cut, on top, and socket for rails preserved on both sides.
From the enclosure of ... 17 April 1951 ... enclosure of Eponymous Heroes. |
| Broken at top; all other sides preserve ancient surface. Two joined fragments.
Front and sides picked fairly smooth, back left rough. Both sides preserve three slots each for fence rails.
From late reconstruction ... 31 July 1967 ... Peribolos of Eponymous Heroes. |
| Obverse : Athena Head right, with close fitting crested helmet.
Reverse : Λ with kalathos to left.
Cf. Svoronos (1923), class VIII, pl. 102, no. 26, 40. Originally entered as coin no. 24. North of the ... 17 July 1931 ... North of the Eponymous Heroes.
7th and 5th c. A.D. |
Broken at top and bottom but original surface preserved on four sides. Several joining fragments. All sides worked smooth. One slot for fence rail preserved on each side.
From late reconstruction of Peribolos ... 31 July 1967 ... Eponymous Heroes.
Pentelic |
Broken above and below. Preserves section of post with part of four cuttings for rails, two on each side. On front, badly weathered trace of fillet.
To be connected with Eponymous Heroes; incorporated ... 3 March 1952 ... On Site-Eponymous Heroes |
A fragment from the top of a post, with a dowel hole in its top, two rail holes in each side, a fillet down the middle of the outer face narrowing from the top downward.
Hard gray poros, roughly hammer ... 13 May 1948 ... On Site-Eponymous Heroes |
| Fragment of post from the peribolos of the Eponymous heroes. Dowel cutting on top for capping block, slot on sides for wooden rails; on inner and outer faces a shallow groove at top and tapering towards ... 14 May 1957 ... Fragment of post from the peribolos of the Eponymous heroes. Dowel cutting |
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