|
|
| Inscribed statue base.
A high rectangular base with mouldings top and bottom, the bottom moulding cut away at the front.
Dedication to Aurelius Appianus, son of the cosmete Aurelius Christus.
Pentelic ... 3rd. century A.D. |
| Inscribed statue base with dedication.
Besides the large piece of the long face, many small fragments were found built into the wall of the modern drain, including one bit with the letters "M H". One fragment ... Second quarter of 4th. century B.C. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face, probably part of rough picked back preserved.
Honorary citation only.
Two lines of the inscription preserved, inscribed within an incised wreath; at left above wreath, ... 4th.-3rd. centuries B.C. |
| From a flat plate with central medallion and no base ring. A bearded male head, left, finely modelled as from a metal mould.
Brown metallic glaze. Modern filling. Leica, VI-27, 86-11-26, 93-46-9 ... 27 March 1937 |
| Broken all around. Fragment from the central medallion of an early Roman plate; a bearded long-haired head to right.
Dull red glaze, rather flaked. Dealer's dump. Modern context. Leica, 93-46-10 ... 14 June 1938 |
| Broken all around.
Medallion almost complete: within border of dots, the upper part of a bearded figure, right, wearing a himation leaving the right shoulder free; right arm bent at elbow, hand raised ... 16 May 1952 |
| Colossal statue, the legs broken off; the head, the left arm from the shoulder and the right arm from the elbow, all made separately, are missing.
The figure wears kilt, corselet and cloak. The corselet ... 117-138 A.D. |
| Nose missing. Surface somewhat worn and chipped. The bearded head made to set in to a separate body, with the neck terminating in a conical 'key' to fit into a socket. The man is bald, the hair at the ... 2nd century A.D. |
|
|
