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Inscribed fragment of columnar grave monument.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Fillet above inscription.
Nineteen letters remain.
Hymettian marble. Found at surface, southeast of the Eponymous Heroes Monument ... 14 March 1936 ... Found at surface, southeast of the Eponymous Heroes Monument. |
| Inscribed block.
Broken away at left and below, and in back.
Hymettian marble. Found in the wall of the modern house 637/18, northeast of the Eponymous Heroes; actually section Ε. Leica, XXXI-15 ... 4th. century B.C ... Found in the wall of the modern house 637/18, northeast of the Eponymous Heroes; |
| Oar. Msc: this eponym still not found in Corinth nor in analyzed
listings from =SA=(VG 20.iv.50)* Well; bone well. Ἐπὶ Ε[ὐφ]ρ̣[αγό]ρ̣α̣
Ἀριστ[άνδρ]ου
Κνιδι( oar r.
(Α broken-barred) Leica ... 9 June 1938 ... Msc: this eponym still not found in Corinth nor in analyzed
listings from =SA=(VG |
Broken at top and upper parts of sides. All four sides worked smooth, bottom rough-picked.
From late reconstruction of Peribolos of Eponymous Heroes.
Pentelic marble. Found at I/19-11/2 (Fall 2016). Found ... 31 July 1967 ... Eponymous Heroes.
Pentelic |
Broken at bottom, back and one side. Top preserved. Front surface worked smooth; side left slightly rough.
From late reconstruction of Peribolos of Eponymous Heroes.
Pentelic marble. Found at I/18-11/1 ... 31 July 1967 ... Eponymous Heroes.
Pentelic |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face and a little of bottom surface, dressed with a relieving band, preserved.
Two lines of the inscription preserved.
Space between lines: ca. 0.015m.
Pentelic marble. Found ... 24 May 1951 ... Found in mid. Roman context, southeast of the Eponymous Heroes Monument. |
Broken at top. Bottom and four sides preserved. Front worked smooth, other sides left slightly rough-picked, bottom rough.
From late reconstruction of Peribolos of Eponymous Heroes.
Pentelic marble. Found ... 31 July 1967 ... On Site-West of Eponymous Heroes |
Inscribed fragment.
Broken on three sides; right edge remains in part.
Ruled lines enclose letters.
Honoring Antioches IV Epiphanes.
Parts of seventeen lines of the inscription preserved.
Space between ... 175-163 B.C ... Found cleaning east of south end of the Eponymous Heroes Monument. |
| 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 ... On Site-West 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 ... with 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 ... On Site-West of Eponymous Heroes |
Triangular block to set over piers. Apparently nearly complete. Both ends are rough-picked and somewhat chipped, but in one the dowel cutting is preserved.
Light grayish Hymettian (?) marble; from the ... 30 March 1953 ... to the Eponymous Heroes |
Two joining fragments preserved complete block. Triangular in section with truncated sides. Dowel at bottom of one end only. Both ends dressed with slight anathyrosis. Dressed smooth with toothed chisel ... 5 June 1968 ... surfaces.
From Eponymous Heroes. |
| Two opposite faces preserved, one much broken, other completely preserved. Anathyrosis on both ends. Cuttings for setting object in top, perhaps a tripod.
Cf. A 66.
Pentelic marble.
Found at I/14-10/16 ... 1931 ... On Site-Eponymous Heroes |
| End block. Broken into two pieces. Three faces of the block are finished with a cornice-like molding; the fourth has anathyrosis and two T-clamps.
The top, which is worn smooth from later use, has cuttings ... 1931 ... On Site-Eponymous Heroes |
| Broken at the top. Made to stand upright; in the bottom, an iron dowel, of which projects a part.
On one side of the wide faces is a longitudinal groove, double, with a ridge in the center. On the narrow ... 9 June 1931 ... On Site-Eponymous Heroes |
A little of the top surface and nearly half the circumference at the top, preserved.
Laurel wreath around bottom; above, pendent fillets of wool. Cutting in top.
Hymettian marble.
Cf. Hesperia 6 (1937), ... 30 May 1951 ... Marble pile east of S.E. corner of Eponymous Heroes. |
| One original end remains with dowel hole. Triangular in section with truncated sides.
Hard gray poros, hammer dressed on all faces. Good work.
Same series as A 194, from Eponymous Heroes. Found at I/14-10/10 ... 13 May 1948 ... from Eponymous Heroes. |
| Part of handle and body where handle was attached preserved, broken all around.
Orange-buff clay.
Head of ram.
From same die as SS 7258 but preserves the name of thee eponym not preserved on SS 7258 ... 1939 ... preserves the name of thee eponym |
| Broken at top; original surface preserved on all other faces. Back rough-picked. Front and sides left slightly rough with smooth band along edges. Sides preserve bottom of first slot for fence rail on ... 31 July 1967 ... On Site-West of Eponymous Heroes |
| Fragment of poros fence. Broken along one side and recut at top; original surfaces preserved front, back, one side and bottom.
Shallow longitudinal groove tapering toward bottom in both front and back ... 31 July 1967 ... On Site-West of Eponymous Heroes |
Broken at top. worked smooth on front face, left rough-picked on back and sides, bottom also worked smooth. Front face preserves shallow wedge-shaped cutting characteristic of articulation of Eponymoi ... 21 June 1967 ... On Site-West of Eponymous Heroes |
| Five fragments, some preserve ends and transverse sections of truncated triangular shape.
a) End and section preserved; dowel (0.047m. x 0.04m, D. 0.045m.) on bottom at end; cutting for hook clamp (L ... 1932 ... From the general vicinity of the Peribolos of the Eponymous Heroes. |
Section preserved; both ends broken.
Tooled surface.
Pentelic marble.
Cf. A 194.
Found at I/17-11/1 (Fall 2016). Leica ... 1932 ... On Site-West of Eponymous Heroes |
| There still remains a little of the bronze terme, and of the lead in which it was set. Shape of the base roughly triangular, with corners shorn off, and slightly concave sides.
Limestone.
Cf. A 1821 (Ζ ... 25 May 1951 ... On Site-North of Eponymous Heroes |
| Broken at top and along one side. Full width preserved at back. Front has shallow groove tapering toward bottom. Sides have slot for fence rails. Dowel hole in bottom outside edge for doweling to sill ... 31 July 1967 ... On Site-West of Eponymous Heroes |
| Inscribed statue base.
On top surface, two cuttings ca. 0.24mX0.04m.X 0.045m. deep, for tongues below feet of statue.
Base for statue of Livia.
Hymettian marble. Found in Byzantine wall, 55.00m. east of ... 14-37 A.D ... On Site-North of the Eponymous Heroes |
| Statue base in honor of Trebellius Rufus of Toulouse.
Fragments Ε 329 a-f), all the pieces are broken on all sides; fragment e) joins directly on to fragment f), at the latters lower left side. Along ... (Ε 329 a-f) 15 May 1933
(E 496) 21 May 1937
(of small fragment) 29 July 1937 ... On Site-North of the Eponymous Heroes |
| Inscribed fragment of a reused base.
This base has been turned upside down and a stele set in the bottom; the original inscription is thus upside down.
Dedication to a general; archonship of Demetrios; ... 50/49 B.C ... On Site-Northeast Corner of the Eponymous Heroes |
Chip missing from top.
A: cart and horse right, seated figure (Dionysos ?) in cart, with large thyrsos (?) in front of figure.
Dots below ground line may have been letters.
Surface bad and details far ... 24 May 1951 ... N.E. room, east side, layer 1 (i.e. south of Eponymous Heroes), disturbed. |
Large grey core; slip thick but peeling on top; much worn.
Leaf-shaped impression badly pitted and worn. Taking the point to the left, along the upper edge may be read: "ΘΕΥΚΛΕΥ".
Cf. Dumont (1872), pp ... 13 March 1933 ... eponym; the arrangement is |
| Three fragments:
a) Broken above and at right, perhaps also below. Left side smooth. Back badly pitted by cesspool acids, but probably nearly original. Preserved bottom similarly pitted; may or may not ... a) (Θ 1928) ca. 530-525 B.C., b) (Ε 626) last quarter of 6th c. B.C., c) ca. 600-590 B.C ... S.E. corner of Eponymous |
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