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| One end is preserved, though slightly battered. At the other end the tile has been rudely cut off, probably somewhere near the middle. The underside is rough-picked, with a sort of swelling near the original ... 18 April 1934 ... AJA 80 (1976), p. 244, ill. 12. |
| First interpretation: Mold signed fragment.
Broken at left and chipped along outer edge at top.
Preserved is a male figure, bearded and partly draped, reclining on a couch and playing the double flutes, ... 27 March 1939 ... Hesperia 45 (1976), pp. 58-59, pl. 8, no. 14. |
| Broken at left, and in back below. Joint preserved at right end. Very badly weathered. Trace of astragal molding along top of face.
From the Temple of Hephaistos (?).
Island marble.
ADDENDA Weathering ... July 1951 ... AJA 80 (1976), pp. 232, 233, 235, pl. 39. |
Broken all around, only some mane and a bit of ear and part of piercing for spout remain.
From Temple of Ares.
Pentelic marble. Marble pile S.W. of Temple of Ares. Leica ... 5 July 1951 ... AJA 80 (1976), p. 237. |
| Grotesque bearded head with thick nose and great lentoid eyes. Gouged style.
Head only preserved; the front and back parts broken apart, and mended, with chips missing at sides.
Traces of red, yellowish ... 13 April 1951 ... Guide (1976), p. 268 ... Agora VI, no. 646, p. 63, pl. 16. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken all round save on iscribed surface.
Decree honoring Cosmetes.
Hymettian marble.
ADDENDA Joins with I 6035. Found in late context, in the southwest corner of the Market Square ... 161/0 B.C ... Hesperia 45 (1976), p. 286 ... Hesperia 2 (1933), p. 503, no. 16. |
Fragment of inscribed stele.
Rough picked behind; the edges broken.
Parts of thirteen lines preserved, stoichedon; fifteen letters to 0.20m.
Fragment mentioning trieropoioi.
Pentelic marble.
Transferred ... 5th. century B.C ... Hesperia 45 (1976), p. 289, pl. 68 ... Hesperia 14 (1945), p. 129, no. 16. |
| Intact, but some corrosion.
Description before cleaning.
Inner face appears to be smooth; the outer cut by a deep incision so that it looks like two narrow rounded rings superimposed.
Missing (Winter 1976) ... 15 June 1967 ...
Missing (Winter 1976) (?) |
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