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Hub not pierced.
Intact. Late Roman water channel.
Late Roman fill. 1757 Leica, XLV-42 ... 22 May 1939 ... Late Roman water channel.
Late Roman fill. |
| Obverse: cow to right.
Reverse: plain. Over Late Roman water channel, layer II. 1845 Leica ... 29 May 1939 ... Over Late Roman water channel, layer II. |
| Obverse: the letter A.
Reverse: cornucopias and wheat (?). Inscribed. Cleaning Late Roman water channel. 3407 Leica ... 21 May 1940 ... Cleaning Late Roman water channel. |
Broken off at neck.
Traces of white paint in corners of eyes and mouth.
Cf. Dimitrakopoulou (2024), no. A62, p. 177, fig. 11. Mixed fill over late Roman water channel. Possibly from Koukla Factory fill ... 12 May 1939 ... Mixed fill over late Roman water channel. Possibly from Koukla Factory fill.
Late Hellenistic and late Roman. |
Rectangular stamp. Brookhaven test (1957), no. 12.
Smp: Brookhaven Test, 1957, nr 12 (clay matched "Rhodian")(VG)* Cleaning late Roman water channel. Φρουράρχου
Ἀσπασίου
(Ο small, solid, Ρ solid, Α broken-barred) ... 4 June 1946 ... Cleaning late Roman water channel. |
| A single fragment from floor of a gray ware plate with ring foot and rouletting on center of floor.
Neatly incised on bottom, inside foot:
Gray clay. Black glaze, somewhat peeled. Mixed fill to late ... 24-25 May 1939 ... Mixed fill to late Roman east of late Roman water channel. |
Complete save minor chips; discus broken.
Plain discus surrounded by two raised ridges. On the rim, rosettes, alternating with large dots. Handle grooved, pirced. Base ring.
Light buff clay.
Type XXVII ... 24 April 1948 ... West end of Middle Stoa, under late Roman water channel. |
| Vertical lug of a typical coarse brazier; on inner face of lug a moulded head: satyr with garland of ivy leaves and puffed cheeks. Beard broken off.
Coarse reddish-brown micaceous clay with bits. Fill ... 9 May 1940 ... Fill II, under late Roman water channel. |
| Lower part of a small Sigillata bowl with plain ring foot and flaring wall.
Stamped at the center of the floor:
Brownish clay; rather dull red glaze.
Cf. Iliffe I (1936), p. 28. Early Roman sand ... 6 June 1947 ... Early Roman sand fill of late Roman water channel 1. |
Handle missing; otherwise intact.
Plain discus; nodules on rim and body; volutes join body and nozzle. On bottom, in double circle "alpha", in relief.
Thin purplish-brown glaze wash.
Brown clay.
Type ... 29 April 1952 ... Road north of late Roman water channel. |
Complete except for vertical band handle.
Low base; ribbed upper body; double scroll lug at each side.
Dull red to brown glaze, much peeled.
Type XVIII of Corinth collection, type 51A of Agora collection ... 5 June 1946 ... Late Roman water channel, west side. |
Handle missing.
Ribbed upper body; small plain top with raised ring around; bottom concave. On bottom, in raised letters: "E I".
Poor brown glaze, much worn.
Brownish-buff clay.
Type XVIII of Corinth ... 29 May 1939 ... Over late Roman water channel; layer I. |
Most of the bottom, with a bit of raised ornament at the base of the handle, preserved.
Low ring foot.
Signature in raised letters: "ΠΡΕΙΘΟΥ".
Type ΧΧVII of Corinth collection. In water channel. Late ... 21 March 1936 ... In water channel. Late Roman. |
| Apparently complete.
Along bottom of front face a rough slightly projecting surface at level for setting into ground.
Limestone or hard gray poros. Brought in 1947; length and thickness cannot be measured ... 27 May 1947 ... Found in the industrial section under the east Roman bath, used as a cover slab over a late Roman water channel. |
Head, feet and back missing.
Remains of blue and yellow paint, over white.
Red clay.
Late Roman. Cistern, west channel. Leica ... 11 April 1938 ... Red clay.
Late Roman ... Cistern, west channel. |
Head of a woman (?) with spiral curls around the brows, but drawn back from the center of the forehead as if in a braid.
Broken off behind and at the top of the neck; most of the face preserved.
No traces ... 5 June 1947 ... Early Roman sand fill of Late Roman Water Channel 1. |
Handle missing, otherwise intact.
Plain discus; nodules on rim and body; volutes join body to nozzle. On bottom, in double circle, "alpha" in relief.
Red to black rather metallic looking glaze.
Bright ... 29 April 1952 ... Road north of late Roman water channel. |
Mended from many pieces; nozzle and handle missing; and part of top.
Wreath of oak-leaves and acorns in relief on discus; grooves around. No rim. Volutes at nozzle. Single groove around reverse.
Thin fabric; ... 20 May 1939 ... Over late Roman water channel, layer III. |
Part of a rectangular lamp with a row of nozzles across one side. Three, and the start of a fourth preserved. Underneath, rectangular grooves and a rosette (?) in relief.
Unglazed.
Buff clay. Water channel, ... 23 March 1936 ... Water channel, north drain, late Roman. |
Discus broken, but complete.
Discus convex, with central depression; raised ring around it. Ring of raised dots on rim; two raised rings next to nozzle. Handle pierced, double-grooved above and below ... 24 April 1948 ... West end of Middle Stoa, under late Roman water channel. |
| Broken all around. Parts of two zones preserved; inner, hindquarters of lion(?) and forepart of sphinx, both left. Outer zone, interlaced lotus and palmettes. Underside: narrow mouldings, widely spaced ... 29 April 1952 ... Road, north of late Roman water channel, rd fill. |
Handle missing; a chip from shoulder.
Watch-shaped body on false ring foot; flattened rim set off from wall by low ridge. Long nozzle rounded at end. Unpierced lug at side. Vertical strap-handle.
Dull ... 9 May 1940 ... Fill II under late Roman water channel. |
Inscribed fragment.
Left edge preserved, right edge retains side of V-shaped channel by which the stele was broken up in late times.
Hymettian marble.
ADDENDA Joins I 6977 and I 6978. Found in late Roman ... 12 May 1964 ... Left edge preserved, right edge retains side of V-shaped channel by which the stele was broken up in late times.
... Found in late Roman wall, over the southeast corner of the Middle Stoa. |
A single fragment preserving the profile, but not the center of the floor. High ring foot, flat floor, low vertical rim, concave-convex in section. Two wheel run grooves around the center of the floor ... 27 May 1935 ... Rockcut channel south. Hellenistic to Late Roman. |
Fragment from a large flat tegula; part of its lower edge and channel on underside are preserved.
Gritty buff clay, unglazed.
Stamp lightly impressed lengthwise of upper surface.
Metroon series. Late Roman ... 8 July 1935 ... Fragment from a large flat tegula; part of its lower edge and channel on underside are preserved.
... Late Roman filling at N.E. corner of Section Δ. |
Late Roman C plate fragment mended from two pieces. At the upper edge of the fragment is part of a wheel-run groove. In the center a stamped design of a human figure with a great deal of hair (or an aureole?) ... 18 March 1933 ... Late Roman C plate fragment mended from two pieces. ... Below water channel, late Roman fill, disturbed. |
| First interpretation: head of woman.
Head of Apollo, at fairly large scale, tipped slightly to his right.
Broken off at neck; chips missing.
The hair is parted in the center and drawn over the brows to ... 20 May 1939 ... Over late Roman water channel, layer III.
Possibly from Koukla Factory fill.
Early Roman. |
| Complete, though the hinge which holds the cover of the filling-hole is broken.
High angular-bodied lamp on raised base.
Large round nozzle. Shell-shaped cover over filling hole. Cross projecting above ... 31 May 1938 ... Late Roman water channel, below (north of) man-hole. |
Fragment preserving about one-third of the lower diameter of a late Roman moulded bowl, with part of the floor and flattened foot. Three ridges around bottom of wall; a few remains of figures from the ... 4 May 1939 ... Fragment preserving about one-third of the lower diameter of a late Roman moulded bowl, with part of the floor and flattened foot. ... Late Roman fill in water channel. |
| Intact except for chips.
Boat-shaped lamp; wavy line on rim; plain discus with broad channel to nozzle. Solid handle, double grooved in front, plain behind. Oval reverse outlined by double grooves.
Unglazed ... 8 June 1938 ... Boat-shaped lamp; wavy line on rim; plain discus with broad channel to nozzle. Solid handle, double grooved in front, plain behind. ... Late Roman destruction debris. Red fill over Building C (latest Roman). Context of 6th. century A.D. |
| Inscribed fragments.
Fragment ΟΑ 235, inscribed face only preserved.
Eight lines of the inscription preserved.
Part of IG II2, no. 46.
Fragment ΟΑ 393, inscribed face only preserved.
Fourteen lines of ... 4th. century B.C ... (OA 235), found in context of late Hellenistic to early Roman times, in a water channel below the Klepsydra.
(OA 393), found in late Hellenistic to early Roman context in the foundation of the north wall of the Paved Court, below the Klepsydra. |
Broken at edges all around.
Mold for top of lamp. Sunken discus with wavy raised line around filling hole and sunken channel connecting discus with nozzle; ribbed handle.
Surface for rim entirely broken ... 21 June 1946 |
Handle and nozzle missing; top of lamp preserved.
Rosette on discus; narrow channel on neck with flutes on either side. On rim, which curves down all around, as in Hellenistic lamps, a scroll pattern featuring ... 14 May 1937 ... Rosette on discus; narrow channel on neck with flutes on either side. ... Late Roman fill with coins for the day, nos. 1-13, all late fourth century A.D. or later. |
Top preserved, with handle, without nozzle.
Horse-shoe-shaped rim with herringbone pattern; wide channel on neck. On discus, a rosette composed of two kinds of leaves, in alternate groups of two.
Solid ... 12 June 1936 ... Horse-shoe-shaped rim with herringbone pattern; wide channel on neck. On discus, a rosette composed of two kinds of leaves, in alternate groups of two.
... Late Roman layer, with coins nos. 63-104 for the day. |
Intact.
Debased herringbone pattern on rim; cross (or Christian monogram?) on discus. Broad channel on neck.
Solid handle without grooves. Almond-shaped reverse with grooved lines enclosing a palm branch ... 10 June 1937 ... Broad channel on neck.
Solid handle without grooves. ... Late Roman fill, adjacent to railroad wall, above first classicall strosis. |
| Part of top, with nozzle.
Rosettes and spirals on rim; bird on disk with a large rosette just in front of him; jewelled cross in circle, in broad channel to wick hole.
Thin purplish-brown glaze.
Brown ... 9 May 1938 ... Rosettes and spirals on rim; bird on disk with a large rosette just in front of him; jewelled cross in circle, in broad channel to wick hole.
... Late Roman destruction debris. |
| Half of rim and part of discus preserved.
Concentric diamonds, circles, and conventional motifs in relief on rim. Large jewelled cross on discus; the upright extending into the broad channel on the neck ... 9 May 1938 ... Large jewelled cross on discus; the upright extending into the broad channel on the neck.
... Late Roman destruction debris. |
Intact.
Vine-leaves on rim, stamped circles either side of nozzle. Channel on neck. Plain discus, with three stamped circles. Solid handle, doubly grooved in front, singly behind. Almond-shaped reverse ... 8 April 1937 ... Vine-leaves on rim, stamped circles either side of nozzle. Channel on neck. Plain discus, with three stamped circles. ... In late Roman fill, with coins nos 9-22 for the day. |
Nozzle broken off, and chip missing.
Shallow lower body joined to the upper body at a sharp angle. Down sloping rim, with traces of rays. On the large discus, remains of relief decoration, crosses (?) ... 8 May 1939 ... within circle. Wide channel to nozzle. Solid pinched handle.
... Very late Roman brown fill. |
Handle, part of rim, wall and base missing.
Plain discus, with four irregularly spaced small holes beside the filling hole. Broad channel to nozzle. Rim decorated with degenerate herringbone.
On base, ... 15 March 1935 ... Broad channel to nozzle. Rim decorated with degenerate herringbone.
... Lowest black fill north of North Foundation Trench; late Roman to early Byzantine, disturbed. |
Fragment preserves pointed unpierced handle, with adjacent upper part.
Christian monogram on discus, herringbone pattern on rim, grooves on handle.
Brick red clay.
Type XXVIII of Corinth collection. 5th.-6th ... 15 June 1951 ... In fill just inside line of poros water channel and the same as that found to north above highest late Roman road level and to south in pure black silt deposit near altar. |
Discus and left side of rim only preserved, broken all around.
Plain horse-shoe-shaped discus, with channel into neck. Large single filling hole in center. Rim slopes down to a sharp shoulder and is decorated ... 2 June 1937 ... Plain horse-shoe-shaped discus, with channel into neck. Large single filling hole in center. ... Late Roman fill with coins for the day, nos. 20-26. |
| A single fragment preserves the tips of two petals of a palmette, and most of a third. Broken at right; finished surface below. A round smooth dowel hole goes through the fragment lengthwise; traces of ... 3 July 1947 ... A round smooth dowel hole goes through the fragment lengthwise; traces of a pour-channel at right angle to it on the painted side.
... Late to late Roman fill near fork of Great Drain. |
Intact except for top of handle, and hole at one side.
Broad flat bottom with almond-shaped grooves and impressed circles; a palm branch down the center, and a signature.
Broad channel to filling hole; ... 19 May 1938 |
Vertical loop handle and top of nozzle missing.
Upper walls slope in to the flat narrow rim which has no visible decoration; possibly one had shallow herringbone. Two large filling holes; broad channel ... 9 April 1935 ... Two large filling holes; broad channel to wick hole. ... Very late Roman fill disturbed (?). |
| Complete.
Herringbone on rim, with three impressed circles on either side of the handle, and two on either side of the deep channel leading from discus to nozzle.
On the discus a jewelled cross, with filling ... 3 June 1933 ... Herringbone on rim, with three impressed circles on either side of the handle, and two on either side of the deep channel leading from discus to nozzle.
... Inside late lime pit at N.E. corner of ell of "Royal Stoa"; late Roman fill. |
| Mended from three fragments.
Foot and floor of a bowl of uncertain form, apparently steep-walled. Low thinnish foot, neatly finished. Flat floor with internal wall-angle at the break.
Hard orange ware, ... 12 March 1936 |
Discus and a bit of the rim preserved.
Discus is square, and separated by a ridge from rim. In each corner of the inner square a small impressed circle. A narrow channel around the filling hole leads through ... 14 March 1935 ... A narrow channel around the filling hole leads through the ridge toward the nozzle. ... West of curving wall to 0.50m below wall top. Late Roman fill. |
End of nozzle at right broken away. Otherwise intact.
Discus plain with four small filling holes. Rim, herringbone. Handle, solid; grooved above and below. Reverse, within double oval grooves, a palm branch ... 5th. century A.D. |
| Handle missing.
On disc, youthful figure, right, carrying basket (?) of fruits or flowers on his back by means of a bar across his shoulder. Framing ring forms channel to wick hole and continues around ... 23 August 1965 ... Framing ring forms channel to wick hole and continues around it. ... Basement Suite of Late Roman Gymnasium, Room F, from debris over floor. |
| Complete. Channels terminate above in straight line, deeply undercut. On top are tong holes, one pry hole, and mason's mark in from of Ο.
Possibly reused in Southeast Temple.
Marble.
Same series as A 2975 ... August 1959 |
| Complete except for chips. Large Corinthian pilaster capital, somewhat crude workmanship and deeply undercut.
Front: two eggs on either side of a dart, surrounded by a palmette, flanked on either side ... 2 April 1973 ... A third capital, of the same series, though much worn, lies in the Roman Agora, just to the N.E. of the Tower of the Winds. ... From late channel. |
| Inscribed fragments.
Fragment Δ 382, inscribed stele with outline of pediment cut in preserved top.
Broken into seven pieces. Upper left corner, bottom, and a section from both right and left sides missing ... Late 3rd. century A.D ... Narrow raised band at right edge, and shalow gouged vertical channel set in from edge at both sides.
... (Δ 382), found in a well in the southwest corner of the Market Square, in late Roman context.
(Γ 2341), found in a late Roman well in the southeast corner of the Market Square. |
Intact except for bit out of bottom and side.
On rim, large leaves and dot-rosette flowers. Small stamped circles at base of handle on rim, and on rim between last two leaves on each side. Squarish discus ... 15 April 1936 |
| Nearly complete. Burnt and broken at nozzle. Part of wick and a wax-like substance partially preserved.
Plain narrow disk with broad channel to wick-hole. Rim decorated with six five-petaled rosettes ... 5th c. A.D. |
| Right side broken off. Like A 3732. Upper surface preserves dowel hole without pour channel and cutting for Π-clamp. Right corner of back is cut in roughly 0.15m. from rear surface on left. Anathyrosis ... 24 July 1969 ... Upper surface preserves dowel hole without pour channel and cutting for Π-clamp. ... The blocks A 3732-3739, appears to have been removed from the northern tower of the Late Roman Fortification Wall at the south end of the Stoa of Attalos. |
| Fillet and lower toros and face of plinth all broken away. Like A 3732 but from straight course rather than corner. Upper surface preserves lewis hole. Dowel hole without pour channel, and cutting for ... 24 July 1969 ... Dowel hole without pour channel, and cutting for downward hooks of two Π-clamps, one on either end of block. ... The blocks A 3732-3739, appears to have been removed from the northern tower of the Late Roman Fortification Wall at the south end of the Stoa of Attalos. |
| Anta capital assembled from 36 fragments. Stoa Poikile series.
On the top of the capital note the following indications for the placing of the architrave: a relieving surface, 0.10m. wide and 0.003m. deep, ... April 1949, 17 March 1952 ... A large drilled hole (pour channel?) goes in from the left side, not quite straight ... From late Roman wall to west of Stoa of Attalos; assembled from 36 fragments which together preserve all significant dimensions.
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