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| Inscribed fragment.
Broken all round.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA Joins with I 431, I 990, I 2259, I 2301, I 7479. Finished From filling thrown into the manhole of a drain just outside the southwest corner ... 3 June 1933 ... From filling thrown into the manhole of a drain just outside the southwest corner of the Library of Pantainos, beneath the Tower of the late Roman Fortification; context contemporary with the building of the Tower. |
Inscribed fragment.
Broken all round.
Five letters in one line, and parts of the lines above and below it preserved.
Pentelic marble.
Cf. I 926. Found in filling thrown into the manhole of a drain just ... 3 June 1933 ... Five letters in one line, and parts of the lines above and below it preserved.
... Found in filling thrown into the manhole of a drain just outside the southwest corner of the Library of Pantainos, beneath the Tower of the late Roman Fortification; context contemporary with the building of the Tower. |
Inscribed fragment.
A bit of the right hand side, smooth picked, is preserved; otherwise broken.
Dedication to Zeus Boulaios and Aestia.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA With I 5543. Found in filling thrown into ... 53/2 B.C ... A bit of the right hand side, smooth picked, is preserved; otherwise broken.
... Found in filling thrown into the manhole of a drain just outside the southwest corner of the Library of Pantainos, beneath the Tower of the late Roman Fortification; context contemporary with the building of the Tower. |
Inscribed fragment.
Left side, smooth picked, preserved.
Much worn.
Inscribed stoichedon.
Hymettian marble. Finished Found in late context in the tower of the late Roman Fortification, at the southwest ... 1 June 1933 ... Found in late context in the tower of the late Roman Fortification, at the southwest corner of the Library of Pantainos. |
| Inscribed column drum.
The drum is one of a series which have been used in building the wall. Found stands upright in the tower.
Two dowel cuttings in the top. It was uncovered in the earlier excavations ... 17 January 1936 ... Inscribed column drum.
The drum is one of a series which have been used in building the wall. Found stands upright in the tower.
Two dowel cuttings in the top. ... Found in the tower of the late Roman Fortification, northwest of the Eleusinion. |
Inscribed fragment.
Broken all round.
Inscribed stoichedon.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA Belongs with I 955.
Cf. I 3047. Found built into a late wall in the tower of the late Roman Fortification, at the southwest ... 5th. century B.C ... Found built into a late wall in the tower of the late Roman Fortification, at the southwest corner of the Library of Pantainos. |
| Inscribed fragments of stele.
Three joining and two non-joining fragments.
Fragment ΣΑ 832a), part of the top and of the right edge preserved.
Pentelic marble. Both fragment were found in demolition of ... a-b) (ΣΑ 832 a-b) 31 October 1949
c) (ΣΑ 854) 3 November 1949 ... Fragment ΣΑ 832a), part of the top and of the right edge preserved.
... Both fragment were found in demolition of wall south of the Tower of the late Roman Fortification, at the central part of the Stoa of Attalos and among marbles from the demolition of the Middle Tower. |
| Much restored in cement. Upper and lower tori. Good crisp work.
The diameter is appropriate to the Ionic column drums found in the same tower, together with the painted capitals A 2972 and A 2973.
Pentelic ... June 1959 ... Good crisp work.
The diameter is appropriate to the Ionic column drums found in the same tower, together with the painted capitals A 2972 and A 2973.
... From original fabric of a tower of the Late Roman Fortification at the S.W. corner of the Library of Pantainos. Two fragments found June 1959 in south wall of tower. Three fragments recovered from marble piles of the 30's from the same tower. |
Inscribed fragments of base.
Three non joining fragments.
Fragment b), mended from two.
Artist's signature.
Hymettian marble.
Cf. IG II2, no. 4297. Finished All fragments were found in late Roman Fortification ... a) (ΣΑ 795) 7 October 1949
b) (ΣΑ 812a) 22 and 26 October 1949
c) (ΣΑ 812b) 3 November 1949 ... All fragments were found in late Roman Fortification or fill near the Tower, at the central part of the Stoa of Attalos. |
| Inscribed fragment.
The top, picked fairly smooth, preserved; other edges broken.
Part of an incised wreath remains, enclosing the letters of the inscription.
Pentelic marble. Found built into a late wall ... 31 May 1933 ... Inscribed fragment.
The top, picked fairly smooth, preserved; other edges broken.
Part of an incised wreath remains, enclosing the letters of the inscription.
... Found built into a late wall in the tower of the late Roman Fortification, at the southwest corner of the Library of Pantainos; as I 920. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken all round.
Four and a half letters in one line preserved, with traces of the line above.
Pentelic marble.
Cf. I 930. Found in late context in the tower of the late Roman Fortification, ... 1 June 1933 ... Four and a half letters in one line preserved, with traces of the line above.
Pentelic marble.
... Found in late context in the tower of the late Roman Fortification, at the southwest corner of the Library of Pantainos. |
| Inscribed fragment.
The bevelled right edge preserved, and part of the right side, tooth-chiselled, with a smoothed band along the front. Other edges broken.
Hymettian marble.
ADDENDA Belongs to I 3951 ... Ca. 230 B.C ... Inscribed fragment.
The bevelled right edge preserved, and part of the right side, tooth-chiselled, with a smoothed band along the front. ... Found built into wall in the tower of the late Roman Fortification, at the southwest corner of the Library of Pantainos. |
| Inscribed fragments.
Two joining fragments.
Part of the inscribed face, left edge and back preserved.
Sixteen lines of the inscription preserved; non-stoichedon.
Pentelic marble. Found in packing behind ... 21 October and 5 November 1949 ... Part of the inscribed face, left edge and back preserved.
Sixteen lines of the inscription preserved; non-stoichedon.
... Found in packing behind blocks on north side and curtain wall behind the Tower of the late Roman Fortification, near the central part of the Stoa of Attalos. |
| Inscribed fragment of stele.
Two joining pieces.
Broken at the bottom; the crowning moulding at the top chipped away.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA Part of IG II2, no. 1009.
Cf. Hesperia 26 (1957), p. 97 ... 116/5 B.C ... Broken at the bottom; the crowning moulding at the top chipped away.
... Found in the late Roman Fortification, in the foundation of the tower at the south end of the Stoa of Attalos (the site of the church of Panaghia Pyriotissa). |
| Inscribed fragment.
Left side preserved; otherwise broken.
Two letters and part of another remain.
White marble.
ADDENDA Join to I 675. Found in disturbed filling of the south gate tower of the late Roman ... 15 June 1933 ... Found in disturbed filling of the south gate tower of the late Roman Fortification. |
Inscribed fragment.
Part of a large base with a heavy crowning moulding.
The upper left corner with part of top and left side preserved.
Inscribed on upper moulding and on face below; parts of ten lines ... 24 October 1949 ... Part of a large base with a heavy crowning moulding.
The upper left corner with part of top and left side preserved.
Inscribed on upper moulding and on face below; parts of ten lines of the inscription preserved.
... Found in packing behind blocks at northwest corner of the Tower of the late Roman Fortification, at the central part of the Stoa of Attalos. |
| Inscribed statue base.
Upper moulding comprises cavetto above ovolo.
Lower moulding is a cyma recta. Found in east face of the south gate-tower of the late Roman Fortification, near southwest corner of ... 30 June 1955 ... Found in east face of the south gate-tower of the late Roman Fortification, near southwest corner of the Stoa of Attalos; immediately to south of I 6737 (I 1596). |
Inscribed statue base.
Full height and width not at present available.
Moulding below inscribed surfcae; dowel cutting in top.
Dedication of "emporoi" to Antipatros.
Parts of four lines of the inscription ... Ca. 15 B.C ... Parts of four lines of the inscription preserved.
... Found built into the south gate tower of the late Roman Fortification, near the northern corner of the Library of Pantainos. |
| Inscribed fragment
Right side preserved; all others broken away.
Parts of five lines of the inscription preserved, with spaces between the first and third and the third and fourth.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA ... 26 April 1933 ... Parts of five lines of the inscription preserved, with spaces between the first and third and the third and fourth.
... Found in disturbed filling of the south gate tower of the late Roman Fortification. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Ten letters preserved.
Hymettian marble. Found in walls of vaulted chamber of Byzantine tower east of the Odeion, near the Panathenaic Way. Leica, VII-63 ... Ca. 330 B.C ... Found in walls of vaulted chamber of Byzantine tower east of the Odeion, near the Panathenaic Way. |
| The block appears complete, and now forms the corner block of the second preserved course from the top.
Sides, back and top smooth, the inscribed face rasped. On top, in left hand front corner is a circular ... 2 June 1933 ... The block appears complete, and now forms the corner block of the second preserved course from the top.
... On top, in left hand front corner is a circular cutting. Near the right side of the top a second cutting.
... Found built into northeast corner of the south gate tower of the late Roman Fortification. |
| Inscribed grave stele.
Apparently intact.
Below inscription a sunk panel with elaborate loutrophoros in relief, somewhat chipped.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA The stone adjoins Ι 754 (Ι 276) at the north ... 25 May 1939 ... ADDENDA The stone adjoins Ι 754 (Ι 276) at the north ... Found in late Roman Fortification, built into northeast corner of the south gate tower. |
| Inscribed fragment of stele.
Inscrib ed face, stippled.
Left side, and rough picked back preserved.
Hymettian marble.
ADDENDA Fragment from the left side of IG II2, no. 1006, lines 88-116.
Transferred ... 123/2 B.C ... ADDENDA Fragment from the left side of IG II2, no. 1006, lines 88-116.
Transferred to the Epigraphical Museum on 11th. ... Found in the late Roman Fortification, in the foundation of the north tower at the south end of the Stoa of Attalos (the site of the church of Panaghia Pyriotissa). |
| 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. |
There remains only a fragment of the rim with the hair above the forehead.
Gritty, buff clay as for architecture and terracottas. From construction debris of City Wall, compartment period, tower at west ... Late fourth century B.C. or earlier ... There remains only a fragment of the rim with the hair above the forehead.
... From construction debris of City Wall, compartment period, tower at west end of the Long Stoa. |
| Fragments of an inscribed base.
Honorary monument.
Fragment Ι 435 a), the base was set into the north wall of the tower, right side up with the right side facing out, so that the inscribed face looks ... a) (Ι 435) 15 June 1933
b) (Ι 435) 16 July 1946 ... Fragment Ι 435 a), the base was set into the north wall of the tower, right side up with the right side facing out, so that the inscribed face looks east. ... The left hand front corner and the right hand back corner of the block are broken away, and the right hand end of the inscribed face has been redressed, so that part of the inscription has been chiseled away.
... a) (Ι 435), found built into south gate tower of the late Roman Fortification.
b) (Ι 435), found in the foundation of the late Roman Fortification, directly below northwest corner of Library colonnade, at level of mill room floor. |
| Inscribed fragments of base.
Fragment ΣΑ 809 a), upper part preserving the spring of the moulding (mended from two).
Fragment ΣΑ 809 b), preserving part of the right side (mended from three).
Fragment ... 20 October 1949 ... Fragment ΣΑ 809 a), upper part preserving the spring of the moulding (mended from two).
Fragment ΣΑ 809 b), preserving part of the right side (mended from three).
... Found in packing behind blocks at northwest corner of the Tower of the late Roman Fortification, at the central part of the Stoa of Attalos. |
| Fragment from an inscription.
Preserved part of the right side.
Monument honoring ephebes.
Twelve lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble.
ADDENDA Joins to I 989 and I 992.
Also belongs with ... 127/6 B.C ... Preserved part of the right side.
Monument honoring ephebes.
Twelve lines of the inscription preserved.
... Found in late context over the foundation of the south gate tower of the late Roman Fortification. |
| Fragment from an inscription.
Part of the top, with crowning moulding, and rough dressed upper surface.
Monument honoring Ephebes.
Hymettian marble.
ADDENDA Joins to I 989 and I 958.
Also belongs with ... 127/6 B.C ... Part of the top, with crowning moulding, and rough dressed upper surface.
... Found in disturbed filling of the south gate tower of the late Roman Fortification. |
| One end preserved; also complete height.
A design of cable pattern and spirals recalling the simas of the Middle Stoa. Finished Piers 10-11, West. Stoa fill West of Tower. Leica ... 29 November 1949 ... A design of cable pattern and spirals recalling the simas of the Middle Stoa ... Stoa fill West of Tower. |
| Fragments from an inscription.
Rough picked back preserved.
Part of the left side, and a bit of the wreath.
Part of sixteen lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble.
ADDENDA Joins to I 958 ... 127/6 B.C ... Part of the left side, and a bit of the wreath.
Part of sixteen lines of the inscription preserved.
... All fragments found in original filling of the south gate Tower of the late Roman Fortification. |
Only face preserved; back of head, made separately, missing.
Broken off just below chin.
Trace of the start of a tower hairdo; gouged style.
No color.
Light pinkish-buff clay. Demolition of north and west ... 1951 ... Trace of the start of a tower hairdo; gouged style.
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| 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 ... From between Panathenaic Way and east end of Middle Stoa. 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. It was recovered from the marble pile left by the excavations of the 1860's and set in its present position in the early 1950's. |
Inscribed block.
The block lies on its back, with the inscribed face up, so that a good part of it is covered by the block above.
The whole right hand side of the inscription is weathered and worn away, ... 15 May 1933 ... Inscribed block.
The block lies on its back, with the inscribed face up, so that a good part of it is covered by the block above.
The whole right hand side of the inscription is weathered and worn away, as well as the right side of the block (perhaps by fire?) ... Found built into a tower of the late Roman Fortification, at the northwest corner of the Library of Pantainos. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Right edge preserved.
Eight lines of the inscription preserved in two columns. Found in tower of Winds. Brought in by J. Threpsiades and B.D. Merrit. Leica, 82-627 ... Mid. 5th. century B.C ... Eight lines of the inscription preserved in two columns ... Found in tower of Winds. Brought in by J. |
| Top and right end preserved. Fine work, probably of 5th c. B.C.
Pentelic marble.
Cf. A 2968. From demolition of tower of Late Roman Fortification at S.W. corner of the Library of Pantainos. 3206 Leica, ... 5th c. B.C ... From demolition of tower of Late Roman Fortification at S.W. corner of the Library of Pantainos. |
Inscribed fragment.
Broken all around. Original thickness probably preserved.
Fourteen lines of the inscription preserved.
White marble. Found in tower of Winds. Brought in by J. Threpsiades and B.D. Merrit ... 135/4 B.C ... Fourteen lines of the inscription preserved.
... Found in tower of Winds. Brought in by J. |
| Well preserved except for corner of lower torus, which is broken away.
Corner block as A 3732 with same features. Upper surface has one lewis hole and a shallow cutting for a dovetail clamp on the return ... 24 July 1969 ... Upper surface has one lewis hole and a shallow cutting for a dovetail clamp on the return. Between these two is a circular cutting. ... From between Panathenaic Way and east end of Middle Stoa. 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. It was recovered from the marble pile left by the excavations of the 1860's and set in its present position in the early 1950's. |
| Upper left corner is broken off but joining fragment survives. Like A 3732 but from straight course. On upper surface are cutting for Π-clamp on right, lewis hole in center, and dowel (?) hole on left ... 24 July 1969 ... hole on left. Note the rough rectangular notch cut from back left corner. ... From between Panathenaic Way and east end of Middle Stoa. 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. It was recovered from the marble pile left by the excavations of the 1860's and set in its present position in the early 1950's. |
| Inscribed block.
Two corners broken away and minor abrasions.
The four sides are smooth finished, with drafting below. Cut in 0.003m. for bottom 0.03m. Top (and presumably bottom) surface is rough picked ... August 1959 ... Allifting hole in the center of the top is 0.095 X0.02m.
... ADDENDA Another block probably from same monument in east face of gate tower south of the Stoa of Attalos ... Found in south wall of tower of the late Roman Fortification wall, at the southwest corner of the Library of Pantainos. |
| Inscribed base from bronze statue.
Tall pedestal crowned by cyma recta inscribed on front of die. Cuttings in top for two human feet, two dowels to the foot, and a small round bedding near the front right ... 30 June 1955 ... Cuttings in top for two human feet, two dowels to the foot, and a small round bedding near the front right corner.
Statue was removed by chiselling under the feet, outer edge and prying.
... Found in exploratory pit opened by engineers along east face of the south gate-tower of the late Roman Fortification, near southwest corner of the Stoa of Attalos; it formed part of lowest course of masonry. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken on all sides except the bottom.
Possibly part of the top surface preserved, with a pivot hole of later use.
Two lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble. Found in ... Early 5th. century B.C ... Broken on all sides except the bottom.
Possibly part of the top surface preserved, with a pivot hole of later use.
Two lines of the inscription preserved.
... Found in tower of Winds. Brought in by J. |
| 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 ... From between Panathenaic Way and east end of Middle Stoa. 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. It was recovered from the marble pile left by the excavations of the 1860's and set in its present position in the early 1950's. |
Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Three lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble.
Transferred to the Epigraphical Museum on 10th. October 1966. Brought in May 1961. Found in ... Early 5th. century B.C ... Three lines of the inscription preserved.
... Transferred to the Epigraphical Museum on 10th. ... Found in tower of Winds. Brought in by J. |
Preserved is the lower part of the figure seated on a throne or in a chair.
The right hand rests on the right thigh. Drapery rendered almost geometrically, with a few broad incisions.
Buff slip, applied ... 3 July 1933 ... Preserved is the lower part of the figure seated on a throne or in a chair.
The right hand rests on the right thigh. ... Stream deposit west of south tower.
cf. coins nos. 59, 60, for the day.
6th-7th c. |
| Three joining fragments only, the left of which preserves the full molding face. Upper left corner of this piece broken away. Like A 3732 but from straight course. On upper surface are three dowel cuttings ... 24 July 1969 ... Three joining fragments only, the left of which preserves the full molding face. ... From between Panathenaic Way and east end of Middle Stoa. 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. It was recovered from the marble pile left by the excavations of the 1860's and set in its present position in the early 1950's. |
| Two fragments from an inscription.
Honorary monument to council of Areopagus.
Fragment Ι 414 a), broken all round; on the inscribed face diagonal chisel strokes are visible. Above is a projecting moulding, ... 9 June 1933 ... Fragment Ι 414 a), broken all round; on the inscribed face diagonal chisel strokes are visible. ... No join, but the two fragments certainly from the same stone, which had at least two lines.
... Found in late context above the foundation of the south gate Tower of the late Roman Fortification. |
| Plinth, lower toros, and square fillet broken for left one-third of the block and block is cracked through behind this. Like A 3732 but from straight course. Upper surface preserves cutting for Π-clamps ... 24 July 1969 ... Plinth, lower toros, and square fillet broken for left one-third of the block and block is cracked through behind this. ... From between Panathenaic Way and east end of Middle Stoa. 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. It was recovered from the marble pile left by the excavations of the 1860's and set in its present position in the early 1950's. |
| Plinth, lower toros and square fillet broken away on right half of block. Like A 3732 but from straight course. On upper surface are cuttings for Π-clamps at both ends and what appear to be three dowel ... 24 July 1969 ... On upper surface are cuttings for Π-clamps at both ends and what appear to be three dowel holes. The right one of these is cut perpendicular to the line of the other two. ... From between Panathenaic Way and east end of Middle Stoa. 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. It was recovered from the marble pile left by the excavations of the 1860's and set in its present position in the early 1950's. |
| Inscribed fragments.
Fragment Μ 202 a), broken all around.
Three letters remain.
Fragment Ι 1171 b), inscribed face only preserved; damaged by fire.
Two lines of the inscription preserved.
Island (?) ... a) (Μ 202) 12 April 1934
b) (Ι 1171) 23 May 1939 ... Two lines of the inscription preserved.
... a) (Μ 202), found in late Roman burnt debris, at the west edge of the Odeion.
b) (Ι 1171), found in original fill of the late Roman Fortification, south of the South gate Tower. |
Inscribed fragment.
Part of moulding at top preserved and probably original thickness. Otherwise broken.
Fifteen lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble. Found in tower of Winds. Brought in ... 307/6 B.C ... Fifteen lines of the inscription preserved.
... Found in tower of Winds. Brought in by J. |
| a) Fragment showing folds of himation over left arm. Arm was inset and attached with a square dowel.
b) Draped torso (?) fragment. On one face flat folds appropriate to himation on back of figure. This ... a)-c) (ΚΤΛ 375) November 1954
(Ι 1680) 1959 ... This is from the left side of the figure at knee.
c) An end of drapery, probably himation, modeled only on front. ... These three fragments had painted on them S 378, the inventory number of the large Hellenistic statue found in the south tower of the Valerian Wall. ... (Ι 1680) Figure: Demolition of the south and west walls of the tower of Late Roman Fortification Wall at the S.W. corner of the Library of Pantainos. |
| Complete.
So-called Tower of the Winds type, with lotus leaves springing from behind a single row of acanthus.
Originally covered in plaster and painted. "In the final period of the church all the capitals ... So-called Tower of the Winds type, with lotus leaves springing from behind a single row of acanthus.
Originally covered in plaster and painted. "In the final period of the church all the capitals were painted in bright colors trimmed with gilt." ... Used as SW capital of the church of the Holy Apostles and re-used at the same position in the restoration of the church in 1954. |
Complete.
Leaf pattern on rim; on the discus two dots at the base of the handle, otherwise plain; solid handle, double grooved above, single below. On the bottom, two almond-shaped grooves, enclosing a ... 3 July 1933 ... Leaf pattern on rim; on the discus two dots at the base of the handle, otherwise plain; solid handle, double grooved above, single below. On the bottom, two almond-shaped grooves, enclosing a palm branch, with impressed circles.
... Martyr south of south tower; above sand layer. |
| Two joining fragments of monument base corner block with only small chips missing from original surface. Above a plinth the moldings ascend and step back toward the interior in the order of toros, square ... 24 July 1969 ... Above a plinth the moldings ascend and step back toward the interior in the order of toros, square fillet, upside down cyma reversa, toros, square fillet, apophyge. The left end has anathyrosis while the back is very rough-picked. ... This block, like A 3733-3739, appears to have been removed from the northern tower of the Late Roman Fortification Wall at the south end of the Stoa of Attalos. |
| Inscribed fragment.
The block was apparently first used as an orthostate; it has good anathyrosis on its right edge; had a moulding across the top of its face, and a clamp cutting in its top leading to ... 1959 ... Inscribed fragment.
The block was apparently first used as an orthostate; it has good anathyrosis on its right edge; had a moulding across the top of its face, and a clamp cutting in its top leading to the right. ... The inscription occurs in a panel, slightly depressed, just below the moulding.
... Removed from late Roman Fortification tower, opposite the church of the Holy Apostles in 1959. |
Broken at both ends, but moldings complete. Rabbet shows additional cutting to allow for ceiling slab.
From the Temple of Ares.
Pentelic marble. Found at R/18-16/5 (Fall 2016). In Valerian Wall, east of ... June 1953 ... Rabbet shows additional cutting to allow for ceiling slab.
From the Temple of Ares.
... In Valerian Wall, east of South Tower. |
Part of the front and of one side preserved; the handle does not join, is triply grooved and pierced. Fragmentary.
Panelled herringbone rim; on the discus, bust of helmeted Athena, left, only the lower ... 6 July 1933 ... Part of the front and of one side preserved; the handle does not join, is triply grooved and pierced. ... Panelled herringbone rim; on the discus, bust of helmeted Athena, left, only the lower part preserved. On the reverse, remains of a signature, within two grooves.
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Moldings trimmed off. Broken near middle. Laid on one side, bottom facing west.
Vertical dowel cuttings on either side of south end. North end smoothed off on top, marked with part of a letter on top of ... June 1953 |
| Fragment Θ 26 a), from right side of inscribed block; fine picked on one side, rough picked on the back.
Fragment Κ 115 b), back and left side preserved. Fifteen lines of the inscription preserved.
Fragment ... 127/6 B.C ... Fifteen lines of the inscription preserved.
... Some of the main fragments were used in the filling of the south tower of the gate in the late Roman Fortification (Q 13); other main fragments came from modern house walls in this neighborhood, no doubt extracted from the Fortification; and a few were found in modern constructions 100m. and more to the north and west of the tower. One fragment (EM 564) is reported to have come from a considerable distance to the east, east of the Tower of the Winds.
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| From the extreme lower end of a raking cornice, the pedimental slope being ca 0.155m. at 0.58m. length. The width of the corona and the crowning hawk's beak remain. At the lower tip a cutting for a dowel ... 1959 ... From the extreme lower end of a raking cornice, the pedimental slope being ca 0.155m. at 0.58m. length. The width of the corona and the crowning hawk's beak remain. ... From demolition of tower of Late Roman Fortification at S.W. corner of the Library of Pantainos. |
| Complete save for chips to rim and base. Wheel ridges around the neck; just below the straight lip a deep groove. One of the handles much bent in the making.
Coarse red clay.
Accidentally broken in ... 19 June 1933 ... Wheel ridges around the neck; just below the straight lip a deep groove. One of the handles much bent in the making.
... Accidentally broken in February 2005 and removed by the conservator of the service. |
| Broken at one end. Bottom much worn, moldings battered. Dowel cuttings either side of unfinished end.
From the Temple of Ares.
Pentelic marble. Found at R/16-16/2 (Fall 2016). In Valerian Wall, now lying ... June 1953 ... Dowel cuttings either side of unfinished end.
From the Temple of Ares.
... In Valerian Wall, now lying east of South Tower. |
Complete.
Panelled herringone on rim; on the discus, a bear (?) right, who appears to have tossed a man, in the air above him. Semi-pierced handle, double concentric groove, enclosing the signature "OY" ... 7 June 1933 ... Panelled herringone on rim; on the discus, a bear (?) right, who appears to have tossed a man, in the air above him. Semi-pierced handle, double concentric groove, enclosing the signature "OY".
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| Inscribed fragments.
Fragment O 689 a), inscribed face only preserved.
The inscription on a moulding.
Six letters remain.
Fragment I 800 b), inscribed face and right side, with start of a base moulding ... a) (Ο 689) November 1935
b) (Ι 800) 5 May 1936 ... Fragment O 689 a), inscribed face only preserved.
The inscription on a moulding.
... One line of the inscription preserved, and a trace possible above.
... a) (Ο 689), found in marble dump, in the area of the southern part of the Odeion.
b) (Ι 800), found in original filling, in south gate tower of the late Roman Fortification. |
| Hawk's beak of 5th c. profile; crowning ovolo rough. In top are cuttings for two Π-clamps leading back to wall block (originally they had intended but a single clamp in the middle of the block, for which ... 1959 ... In top are cuttings for two Π-clamps leading back to wall block (originally they had intended but a single clamp in the middle of the block, for which a cutting remains largely removed by the bedding of the architrave).
The weathering suggests that the left side of the anta, as one faced it, was toward the outside.
... Reused by the builders of the Late Roman Fortification to cover a drain to east of tower at S.W. corner of Library of Pantainos. |
| Lower legs and one foot of draped figure; missing other foot, and broken away at back.
Tight folds of thin drapery to level of base, gathered between legs. Only front part of foot exposed, showing long ... Found by Ephoreia while cleaning Tower W2 of the Late Roman Fortification Wall. |
| Broken at top, bottom and one side.
Fragment preserves full thickness with part of drapery at right side and lower part of chlamys.
Pentelic marble.
From the same double herm as S 1794 (Ι 1278). From undisturbed ... Latest Hellenistic or early Roman ... Pentelic marble.
From the same double herm as S 1794 (Ι 1278) ... From undisturbed fill, north tower of Valerian Wall. |
| Inscribed fragment of relief.
Back surface much broken, but thickeness apparently preserved.
The fragment is separated into two parts by a horizontal moulding, consisting of a flattened ovolo and a taenia ... 4th. century B.C ... Below, little remains save a fish, leaping to inscription, from beside a tower-like object, the latter in very low relief. To the left, two indistinguishable breaks, one toward the center, the other at the left edge on the piece.
... Found in the modern wall of the house 636/27, west of the southern part of the Odeion. |
The right leg of a flying female figure wearing a long, full chiton with overfold to midleg.
Clay: reddish, buff, fine, fairly hard. White slip with traces of blue on chiton, with pink border. Wall trench ... Late third century B.C ... The right leg of a flying female figure wearing a long, full chiton with overfold to midleg.
... Wall trench H, from dump of cistern beneath round tower of III cent. |
A bit of the rim, with impressed ovules, and most of the figure of Hermes on the discus preserved. He stands facing slightly to his left, with the left leg bent, and he looks back over his shoulder, to ... 15 June 1933 ... A bit of the rim, with impressed ovules, and most of the figure of Hermes on the discus preserved. ... In his left hand he holds the caduceus; his right hand, extended, is missing, as are his feet.
... Below tower floor between step foundations and man-hole. |
| Fragments from small monument.
Dedication "Cleopatra Monument".
Fragment ΣΑ 17 a), from crowning member. The smooth finished top and bottom, and right side, with anathyrosis, preserved.
Twenty-two letters ... (a-b) (ΣΑ 17) February 1936
(c-g) (ΣΑ 804) 15 October 1949
(h-k) (ΣΑ 804) March 1950 ... Fragment ΣΑ 17 a), from crowning member. The smooth finished top and bottom, and right side, with anathyrosis, preserved.
... The inscribed face shows a marked convex curve. ... a-b) (ΣΑ 17), found in the area of the Stoa of Attalos.
c-g) (ΣΑ 804), found in the packing of the tower of the late Roman Fortification, opposite Shop XI of the Stoa of Attalos.
h-k) (ΣΑ 804), found among marbles, from the area of the Stoa of Attalos. |
| Comprised of four drums. Square empolion cuttings for all joints including top and bottom. Drums neatly lettered from top down Α - Ε. Twenty flutings. Dipinto in flute of second drum. Deep slots in second ... July 1959 ... From tower of Late Roman Fortification at S.W. corner of Library of Pantainos; from lowest course of south wall of tower together with the two other shafts A 2970 and A 2971, the two capitals A 2972 and A 2973, and fragments of base A 2891 and A 2892. |
| Two joining fragments.
a) Lower part of neck with spring of shoulder from a bearded creature with head turned to his right. Good work; surface of marble comparatively fresh. Note spring of background on ... August 1946, 5 July 1949 ... Back of the head (including the ears), the tip of the nose and lower right part of beard are broken away.
Surface slightly weathered.
The head proves to be another bearded Triton, of the same series as those standing in place, but looking to his proper right whereas they look to the left.
... a) From marble pile between Odeion and Giants. b) Reported to have been found in the region of the Frankish Tower at Eleusis, in excavations conducted by D. |
| Inscribed fragments of dedicatory inscription of the Stoa of Attalos.
Fragment ΣΑ 317, (a), inscribed face only preserved.
Many additional fragments with parts of letters are preserved.
Fragment ΣΑ 794, ... a) (ΣΑ 317) March 1949
b) (ΣΑ 794) 4 October 1949
c) (ΣΑ 875) November 1949
d) (ΣΑ 876) November 1949
e) (Τ 3112) 31 March 1955 ... Inscribed fragments of dedicatory inscription of the Stoa of Attalos.
... Fragment ΣΑ 794, (b), joining fragment from the dedicatory inscription of the Stoa of Attalos, preserving the lower part of the "E" from the word "βασιλευς".
... Possibly part of post-excavation accumulation and hence from earlier Greek excavations, or perhaps from fallen wall of Byzantine pithos ar edge of trench.
b) (ΣΑ 794), found in debris of late Roman Fortification wall, just north of middle tower (Piers 12-13 E).
c) (ΣΑ 875), found in marble pile from demolition of Middle Tower.
d) (ΣΑ 876), found in marble pile from demolition of Middle Tower.
e) (Τ 3112), found in marble pile.
f) (Υ 454), found in the walls of old excavation houses.
g) (Υ 458), found in the walls of old excavation houses. |
| Discus and rim only preserved.
Rim, panels and globule rosettes.
Discus, at left a tower out of which Hero leans; at right Leander, nude, swimming on top of the sea.
Unglazed.
Light red to orange clay ... 30 June 1947 ... Discus, at left a tower out of which Hero leans; at right Leander, nude, swimming on top of the sea.
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| Top has been roughly cut down by the reusers.
Possibly reused in Southeast Temple.
Pentelic marble.
Same series as A 2979. Found at R/6-15/12 (Fall 2016). From foundations of tower of Late Roman Fortification ... August 1959 ... Top has been roughly cut down by the reusers.
Possibly reused in Southeast Temple.
... From foundations of tower of Late Roman Fortification at S.W. corner of Library of Pantainos. |
Left end with joint preserved. Shallow cavetto. Mason's mark (?) on top: Η.
Island marble.
Fragments of several others left in marble pile in front of Library.
Probably to be associated with A 2992 (horizontal) ... 1959 ... From demolition of tower of Late Roman Fortification at S.W. corner of the Library of Pantainos. |
| African Red Slip Ware. Fairly fine reddish-brown clay; orange glaze inside and out. A narrow band of rouletting around the wide, flaring rim. One side of the bowl burned very dark.
ADDENDA Additional ... 7 June 1933 ... A narrow band of rouletting around the wide, flaring rim. One side of the bowl burned very dark.
... Below floor of south tower, on stereo. |
| Single fragment broken all around.
Small fragment of white marble articulating two smooth parallel folds said to belong with other fragments of two karyatids (non-joining) perhaps part of himation.
Assigned ... ca. 1980 ... Found by Ephoreia while cleaning Tower W2 of the Late Roman Fortification Wall. |
| Broken above; somewhat chipped; back flat.
Against a roughly semicircular object, like an altar or column, a small human figure in high relief. He is draped with long tunic and a cloak fastened across ... 27 May 1939 ... He is draped with long tunic and a cloak fastened across his chest; his curious headdress seems to be part of a raised band, which runs up the face of the stone, and makes him an atlantis-like creature.
The hole very roughly blocked out.
... Footing of Valerian Wall at north angle of wall and south tower. |
| The base has been hacked away on top and in the back; great, rough cuttings extend from the central rectangular cutting on the top, presumably made when the base was first cut, to support what ever stood ... 4th c. B.C ... The base has been hacked away on top and in the back; great, rough cuttings extend from the central rectangular cutting on the top, presumably made when the base was first cut, to support what ever stood on it. ... At the center of the bottom the ends have been worn down as though by the rubbing of a rope. ... Built into the original fill of the north tower against the north wall. |
| Fragments of inscription.
Prytany decree; Kleroterion.
Four non-joining fragments Ο 321a-d (a-d) . Stoichedon.
Fragment O 321 (a), part of toothed left side preserved; otherwise broken. A blank space ... 159/8 or 158/7 B.C ... Although none of the original back face appears to be preserved, there are cut in the back vertical columns of short horizontal lines.
... Seven lines of the inscription preserved.
... a-d) (Ο 321a-d), found in the wall of Turkish pit, in the southern part of the Odeion.
e) (Ο 405), found in late Roman destruction debris, in the southern part of the Odeion.
f) (ΣΑ 161), found in the area of the Stoa of Attalos; exact context unlnown.
g) (ΣΑ 808), found in the tower of the late Roman Fortification, at the central part of the Stoa of Attalos. |
| A corner fragment. The plinth was set down ca. half its height in the top of the die. The exposed upper face flares out in a very gentle curve. On either side of the corner on the concealed vertical face ... 1959, 2 June 1964 ... A corner fragment. The plinth was set down ca. half its height in the top of the die. ... On either side of the corner on the concealed vertical face is a horizontal slot. ... From demolition of tower of Late Roman Fortification at S.W. corner of the Library of Pantainos. |
Full width of one section preserved with the spring of a tubular spout. Outer face plain and straight; angle between bed and face 88 degrees.
Cuttings for dowel 0.14m. back from face. Bed finished with ... 1959 ... Full width of one section preserved with the spring of a tubular spout. ... From demolition of tower of Late Roman Fortification at S.W. corner of the Library of Pantainos. |
| Cutting for a Π-clamp in top at right end; another is leading back near left end. Left end thinned to a tenon. Original workmanship is excellent, but the piece has probably been reused.
Clear traces of ... 21 July 1959 ... Original workmanship is excellent, but the piece has probably been reused.
... From demolition of tower of Late Roman Fortification at S.E. corner of Library of Pantainos. |
| Large diagonal slice of female torso, from edge of armpit to just below breast on same side, broken away all around and across remainder of front. Original surface worn and discolored.
Garment in folds ... ca. 1980 ... Found by Ephoreia while cleaning Tower W2 of the Late Roman Fortification Wall. |
| Missing: head (which was inserted); right arm (formerly doweled on, as was right foot, traces of the rust of the arm dowel, and the actual dowel itself in the foot are still preserved); fragment from back ... 8 June 1933 ... Missing: head (which was inserted); right arm (formerly doweled on, as was right foot, traces of the rust of the arm dowel, and the actual dowel itself in the foot are still preserved); fragment from back of right shoulder; first and second toes of left foot and the tip of the third chipped away; the first joint of the second finger (part of nail preserved); chips from the first and third fingers, and all of the little finger except the nail, of the left hand; large piece of left arm. ... The folds of the chiton are gathered at the waist by a cord knotted in the center of the front.
... A mark of attachment is cut on the right knee.
The marks of attachment of the right arm and the right foot are roughly cut, as is the hole for the insertion of the head. |
| Taenia all broken away; left end preserved. Right end seems to have been cut back a few centimeters (the clamp cutting is only 0.06m. as compared with 0.13m. at the other end). Cuttings for Π-clamp at ... 1959 ... Right end seems to have been cut back a few centimeters (the clamp cutting is only 0.06m. as compared with 0.13m. at the other end). ... Presumably a supplement to the series of A 2984 and A 2985 added in the Roman period.
... In west face of Late Roman Fortification just north of tower at S.W. corner of Library of Pantainos. |
| The builders of the Late Roman Fortification Wall had knocked off chips, especially from the volutes; most are missing. Empolion cutting on underside 0.06m square. Egg and dart not carved but painted; ... July 1959 ... The builders of the Late Roman Fortification Wall had knocked off chips, especially from the volutes; most are missing. ... From tower of Late Roman Fortification at S.W. corner of Library of Pantainos; from lowest course of south wall of tower together with A 2969, A 2970, A 2971 and A 2972, and fragments A 2891 and A 2892. |
| Broken at right end, otherwise fresh. In top an original cutting for a double T-clamp to join this with the next backer; a replacement in the form of a cutting for a Π-clamp; a cutting for a Π-clamp 0.21m ... August 1959 ... In top an original cutting for a double T-clamp to join this with the next backer; a replacement in the form of a cutting for a Π-clamp; a cutting for a Π-clamp 0.21m. from right and leading back; a pry-hole 0.40m. from right end.
... Clearly a block of the 5th or 4th c. B.C. later reused.
The clamp cutting and tooling suggest association with triglyph A 2977 in the original period of both blocks.
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| Broken at left end, roughly cut back at right end. Heavily weathered in front.
In top, pry holes for triglyphs and metopes and near the right end a Π-clamp leading back. Back finished with anathyrosis ... August 1959 ... In top, pry holes for triglyphs and metopes and near the right end a Π-clamp leading back. ... From foundations of tower of Late Roman Fortification at S.W. corner of Library of Pantainos. |
| a) Broken in many pieces and only about half preserved. Simple moldings at top and bottom. Drums smoothly finished; top dressed with claw. Both top and sides fresh and unweathered. Fine, precise work ... 1959, May 1964 ... Cf. notebook p. 3632: "The base had been reused and in its second period had been inverted and a rectangular socket cut in its new top surface" (H.A.T).
... a) From tower of Late Roman Fortification at S.W. corner of Library of Pantainos; from lowest course of south wall of tower together with A 2969, A 2970, A 2971, A 2972 and A 2973, and fragments A 2891 and A 2892. b) Found among marbles from Late Roman Fortification. |
| Chips had been knocked off by the builders of the Late Roman Fortification Wall but most were recoverable. Empolion cutting on underside 0.06m square.
Ornament painted except for palmettes which are carved ... July 1959 ... Chips had been knocked off by the builders of the Late Roman Fortification Wall but most were recoverable. ... Incised on one side, the letter Α.
Belongs with shaft A 2969.
... From tower of Late Roman Fortification at S.W. corner of Library of Pantainos; from lowest course of south wall of tower together with A 2969, A 2970, A 2971 and A 2973, and fragments A 2891 and A 2892. |
| One T-clamp at each end and one at center of back for attachment to a backer block; lengths 0.097m., 0.112m., 0.12+; heads 0.081m., 0.069m., 0.074m.; depths 0.015m., 0.022m., 0.028m. Anathyrosis at ends ... 11 March 1981 ... From demolition of tower of Late Roman Fortification Wall at S.W. corner of the Library of Pantainos in 1959. |
| One T-clamp at left end (none at right) and one off-center at back for attachment to a backer block; lengths 0.10m., 0.11m.; heads 0.065m., 0.073m.; depths 0.042m.,0.043m. Two pry cuttings at 0.12m. from ... 11 March 1981 ... From demolition of tower of Late Roman Fortification Wall at S.W. corner of the Library of Pantainos in 1959. |
Thirteen non-joining wall fragments with thin reddish wash on inside. Mended in antiquity (part of lead repair in b; hole in d). Glaze pitted and abraded here and there. P.H. a) 0.14; max. dim. a) 0.281, ... Ca. 440 B.C ... Fragment d (illustrated) shows the end of the goddess's wing and horizontal drapery as she flies to right. At the lower left is a bit of reserve that separates the black background from the framing ornament. ... The vertical curve of this fragment and the lines of the wash on the inside indicate that it is part of the return; thus the youth must stand on a platform, for otherwise he would tower above those behind and in front of him. |
| Parts of left foot of a colossal figure.
a) First three toes of foot. Edge of plinth to proper right appears to be original. Very precise work; surface extremely fresh. Traces of red (?) on toenail.
b) ... a) (ΩΔ 229) 15 June 1946
b) (Ι 1640) July 1959 ... Outer edge slightly raised. The plinth is finished on both sides, hence an individual plinth for each foot?
... a) (ΩΔ 229) From destruction debris of Odeion to north of Odeion, west side.
b) (Ι 1640) From deep down in south wall of tower of Late Roman Fortification Wall at S.W. corner of Library of Pantainos. |
| Originally one T-clamp at each end (but one broken away) and one at center of back for attachment to a backer block; lengths 0.117m., 0.112m.; heads 0.069m., 0.075m.; depths 0.035m., 0.042m. Anathyrosis ... 11 March 1981 ... From demolition of tower of Late Roman Fortification Wall at S.W. corner of the Library of Pantainos in 1959. |
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