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| Frantz, M. A ... The American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... The story of the Agora did not end in A.D. 267, when the Herulians invaded the city. This booklet illustrates the ornate Early Christian carving and colorful green and brown glazed pottery that distinguished ... 1961 ... 7 |
| Broken above and on right.
Preserves lower left corner of slab, with elaborate interlace design beginning 0.185m. from bottom, 0.065m. from left.
Traces of cement show reuse in wall.
White marble. Marble ... 7 April 1952 ... AgoraPicBk 7 (1961), frontispiece. |
| Hephaisteion impost blocks ... black-and-white, no exact match in DB ... 1962 ... AgoraPicBk 7 (1961), fig. 7 (top part). |
| Road leading into the Southwest Corner of the Agora ... 1961 Κ ... 1961 Κ, s. 7 ... 1961-Κ-7 |
| Small shallow dish set on a stand; stem broken off. The design, in elaborate incised style, shows a seated hare facing right. The background scraped away: Β 2
Pale green glaze inside and out. Trench ... 4 May 1934 ... AgoraPicBk 7 (1961), fig. 30. |
Several pieces of rim missing. Shallow plate with low base ring and a slight upward curve for the lip. Central medallion bordered by two scraped circles, containing an heraldic animal, reserved, against ... 24 March 1936 ... AgoraPicBk 7 (1961), fig. 23. |
Early Christian. Provenience unknown. Leica ... 1960 ... AgoraPicBk 7 (1961), fig. 15. |
| Olive press east of the Late Roman Complex: detail to show the press. Cf. nb. pp. 1936ff ... Horizontal (normal) ... 18 Apr 1956 ... AgoraPicBk 7 (1961), fig. 4. |
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