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Inscribed boundary stone.
Complete save minor chips.
Roughly worked, except inscribed surface which is dressed with toothed chisel.
Pentelic marble. Found in marble dump southeast of the Market Square, ... 13 October 1947 ... Boundary Stone |
Inscribed boundary marker.
Complete (?).
Roughly worked cuble, perhaps a wall block. Smoother area on face where inscribed rasura at bottom suggests more than one period.
Hard gray stone with lighter yellowish-brown ... April 1975 ... Boundary Stone |
Inscribed boundary stone.
Rectangular slab, broken off at top and bottom; roughly finished.
The inscription on the upper part of the front face; the beginning broken off.
Limestone. Found in water channel ... 13 October 1947 ... Inscribed boundary stone.
Rectangular slab, broken off at top and bottom; |
Inscribed grave boundary stone.
Lower part left rough for setting.
Inscription entirely preserved and back, left side, and top (?) of stone.
Nineteen letters remain.
Hymettian marble. Found in modern context ... Before middle of 4th. century B.C ... Boundary Stone |
Inscribed boundary stone.
Stone roughly broken on all sides; inscription complete with two lines.
A dark gray to black quartzy stone, with large white veins.
Dark gray marble. Found in late context, in ... 4th. century B.C ... Inscribed boundary stone.
Stone roughly broken on all sides; inscription |
Inscribed boundary stone.
Intact, except for chips and wearings at back.
Rectangular cutting at top 0.145X0.065m. probably dating from block's reuse as doorsill.
All surfaces rough picked except for about ... 4th. century B.C ... Boundary Stone |
Inscribed fragment.
Right side with chisel marks preserved; elsewhere broken.
Face very rough.
Boundary for grave lot.
Four letters remain and traces of fifth.
Pentelic marble. Found in the wall of a modern ... 4th. century B.C ... Boundary Stone |
| Small inscribed boundary stone.
Broken at the bottom, and chipped at the top.
Sanctuary of Demeter Azesia.
Most of five lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble. Found in a modern wall, over ... 4th. century B.C ... Small inscribed boundary stone.
Broken at the bottom, and chipped at the top. |
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