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[Agora Object] S 2125: Hekataion Fragment

Broken above at level of neck and below at level of knees. One of the figures has left hand at breast instead of at side. Archaistic style. Pentelic marble. Cleaning beside LRFW (Late Roman Fortification ... 1st c. A.D. (?).

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[Agora Object] S 2135: Kore Fragment

Fragment from proper right side of neck and shoulder of life-size archaistic kore. Three wavy shoulder locks. Rippled folds of garment on shoulder. Hard Roman work. Pentelic marble. From circled marbles ... Roman period.

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[Agora Object] S 2144: Herm Fragment: Statue Support

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.

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[Agora Object] S 2145: Herm Fragment: Statue Support

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.

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[Agora Object] S 2154: Statue of Apollo Patroos

For detailed description see H. A. Thompson's article in ArchEph (1953-1954), pp. 30-44. Cf. A 41 for fragments of kithara. Catalogued 1961. Found in 1907 ca. 20.00m. south of Temple of Apollo Patroos ... 1907

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[Agora Object] S 2156: Herm Fragment

Broken above and below. Herm with short cloak (chlamys?) and tapering lower shaft. Cloak reveals buttocks but not genitals. In the sides of the shaft below the edge of the cloak are rectangular attachment ... Roman period.

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[Agora Object] S 2157: Grave Relief Fragment with Herm

A piece from the right edge of the relief. Broken above, below and at the left. Surface of relief chipped away. Back rough-picked, side rough claw-chiseled. A hole in the side. Shows a herm with twisted ... June 1962

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[Agora Object] S 2164: Column Fragment with Herm in Relief

Broken above and at back. Resting surface worn. Lower edge battered. Remains of a cutting , perhaps a dowel hole, in the bottom surface, which is now worn. A slight flare as for an apophyge at the bottom ... Roman period.