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| Broken off above feet. Edges of base chipped.
On a reel-shaped base three identical female figures back to back. Archaistic drapery.
Coarse, heavy work.
Pentelic marble. From circled marbles. Leica, LXXVII-60 ... 1st - 2nd c. A.D ... Archaistic drapery.
Coarse, heavy |
| Full height preserved but much battered.
Three female figures in high-girt peplos over sleeved chiton stand against a thick column. One holds long torches. One has both arms lowered. Of the third only ... 2nd c. A.D. (?) ...
Symmetrical archaistic drapery |
| Broken off above. Edges and corners broken away.
On front and two sides archaistic drapery in very flat relief, terminating in a straight line 0.05m. from bottom.
Marble gray and crumbly, probably from ... January 1955 ... archaistic drapery in very flat |
| Fragment preserves proper right side of beard and face of archaistic herm with drapery thrown over it.
Cf. S 33 from Section Ε.
Pentelic marble. From marble pile by north gate (marbles left in Stoa area ... Roman period ... face of archaistic herm with drapery thrown over it.
Cf. S |
| Preserves corkscrew curls of archaistic herm and some of the drapery over it.
Hard, Roman work.
Thasian marble. From marble pile by north gate (marbles left in Stoa area. Leica ... Roman period ... Preserves corkscrew curls of archaistic herm and some of the drapery over it. |
| One out of the three draped figures mostly preserved and fragment of column. Plinth on which figures stood broken all around; dressed on bottom. Head, shoulder, right breast, upper arms, broken off; feet ... 1st c. A.D. (?) ... girt; archaistic drapery |
| The right side and part of the back preserved; broken off below shoulders and above knees.
Kore of archaistic type, about two-thirds life-size. She wears an Ionic chiton, and himation, a fold of which ... Early Roman (?) period ... archaistic type, about two-thirds ... right hand. Over-drapery ... under-drapery plastered close to |
| Broken on all sides. Back preserved; rough-picked.
Legs of nude male striding left with drapery falling in front; archaistic.
Perhaps representing row dance of Hermes and the Nymphs.
Hollow cutting on ... 9 August 1977 ... striding left with drapery falling in front; archaistic |
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