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Inscribed fragment; twice used as Ionic capital.
Originally the crowning block of a small monument or stele, on the front face the projecting moulding is preserved, and below a curved line marking the ... 2nd.-3rd. centuries A.D ...
ADDENDA: The main inscription is |
Two similar fragments of bowl.
Bars on rim and two groups of three fine lines widely spaced below. Glazed inside.
Early Orientalizing style.
ADDENDA Agora Sample no. 328. Geometric area outside house; ... 31 March 1932 ... style.
ADDENDA Agora Sample no. 328. |
| Two fragments from a bell krater.
a) Part of the wreathed rim. Head and neck of a girl, right.
b) Helmeted head of a youth, left, with the edge of his round shield.
Careful relief contours; brown wash ... 9 August 1947 ... Agora XXX, no. 328, pl. 43. |
| Fragmentary. Much of rim, center, and sides missing. The two fragments do not join. Slightly convex circular lid, flat on top, with basket handle broken off. Reserved triple bands, and near the edge, concentric ... 14-28 March 1936 ... underside reserved.
ADDENDA |
Fragment from lower part of wall with start of stem above foot. P.H. 0.075.
Women (lower parts of chitons and himatia of three) to right (illustrated) and man (lower part of himation, feet) standing frontally ... Ca. 430-420 B.C ... himself (ARV2 1097,10; Addenda 328); Athens, N.M. 1250 in |
| The bottom of the neck rounded, and covered with lead over a socket for a pin?
Small head of a woman with a band around the front part of the hair, which is knotted at the back of the head.
Island (?) ... 4 April 1947 ...
ADDENDA Aphrodite with stephane |
Mended from three pieces; most of the left side; part of the bottom, the tip of the nozzle, and the vertical handle missing.
Shape comparable to type IV of Corinth collection: flat bottom; sides curving ... August-September 1932 ... Hesperia 15 (1946), p. 331, no. 328, pl. LXVIII. |
| Inscribed fragment. Theophilos monument.
Inscribed face and bottom surface dressed fairly smooth, preserved.
Receding mouldings below the inscription.
Two lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble ... Ca. 150 B.C ... Agora XVIII, no. H328. |
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