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Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Ten lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble. Found in a wall of a Byzantine building, south of the altar of the Twelve Gods. Leica ... 20 May 1938 ... Found in a wall of a Byzantine building, south of the altar of the Twelve Gods. |
Fragment of inscribed stele.
Broken on all sides.
Parts of seven lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble. Found in late Roman context, south of the altar of the Twelve Gods. Leica ... 29 June 1933 ... Found in late Roman context, south of the altar of the Twelve Gods. |
| Crowning moldings, hawk's beak with front, joint surface with anathyrosis at left, and concave top surface preserved.
Soft yellow poros with thin layer of fine stucco on surface; traces of red paint on ... 26 August 1946 ... Altar Fragments |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face and smoothly dressed right side preserved.
Five lines of the inscription preserved, trace of another above (?).
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA Joins to I 5709. Found in a ... 19 May 1938 ... Found in a wall of a Byzantine building, south of the altar of the Twelve Gods. |
| Mended from two pieces. Fragment from a large thin-walled closed pot; dilute wash inside. Warrior right; behind him a spectator, cloaked and bearded. At left, part of the side border of lotus buds, latticed, ... 18 December 1954 ... Planting hole between Great Drain and Altar of Twelve Gods. |
A segment from the back of the head.
The hair in deep wavy grooves, radiating from the crown of the head, runs down to a fillet, below which the surface is smooth.
Pentelic marble.
Joins S 539 (Ν 179) ... Early Roman period (?) ... Byzantine building, Room XXVII, above south corner of the Altar of the Twelve |
Complete; cracked but glued together.
Plain curved roof tile. Brick red clay with white grits; pale buff on surface.
Grave, which it covered, set in Roman fill, but burial probably dates from latest Roman ... 20 July 1946 ... Altar of the Twelve Gods. |
| Inscribed statue base.
About the three exposed sides a band was left undressed around the bottom, and this projects ca. 0.025m. beyond the finished face above. This upper face would seem originally to ... Ca. 485 B.C ... On Site-Altar of Twelve Gods |
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