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| Monument base in front of Piers 17-18. View showing final monument cutting in foreground and the original monument cutting with the Mycenaean Chamber tomb behind (Deposit O 7:2, skeletons AA 132 and AA ... see plan, notebook section S, pp. 5008-5009 for old grid references.(chamber tomb) east 5016 Horizontal (normal) ... 5 May 1952 |
| Monument base in front of Piers 17-18. View showing the Mycenaean Chamber tomb (Deposit O 7:2, skeletons AA 132 and AA 133) in the original monument cutting with the final monument cutting at right, marked ... see plan, notebook section S, pp. 5008-5009 for old grid references.(chamber tomb) south Horizontal (normal) ... 9 May 1952 |
| Northwest area of Section Σ. Bedrock with 5th c. B.C. foundation beddings. At lower right, the Poros Monument Base. Left center, well at 45/Θ, Deposit N 7:3; right of it, Mycenaean grave at 46/ΙΑ. Deposit ... southeast 4297 Horizontal (normal) ... 21 May 1951 |
| Poros Monument Base in the northwest corner of the section. At left, railroad wall, at right, the Late Roman Wall ... 4230 Horizontal (normal) ... 9 Jul 1951 |
| Area between the Stoa of Attalos and the Panathenaic Way. Northwest part of the Section Σ looking from the roof of a house north of the railroad. In foreground, the railroad wall. Area in foreground cleared ... south 4763 Horizontal (normal) ... 20 Jul 1951 |
| Northeast corner of the Agora Square. Classical monument bases and Mycenaean chamber tomb as finally cleared (Deposit O 7:2). At left, original unfinished monument cutting with the Mycenaean chamber tomb ... (chamber tomb) south 5017 Horizontal (normal) ... 14 Jun 1952 |
| Northeast corner of the Agora Square. Classical monument bases and Mycenaean chamber tomb as finally cleared (Deposit O 7:2). At left, original unfinished monument cutting with the Mycenaean chamber tomb ... (chamber tomb) east 5018 Horizontal (normal) ... 14 Jun 1952 |
| Mycenaean grave.
Small pit grave (0.50m by 1.35m by 0.75m deep) containing the skeleton of an infant girl. Although a simple grave with a single interment, the pit was packed with gifts. These consisted ... No later than mid-15th c. |
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