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| Assembly, Possible Performance Unknown Poros Limestone Fair, part of five steps ... 450-400 B.C ... Stone Benches on Kolonos Agoraios ... Stone Benches on Kolonos Agoraios |
Inscribed stone.
Part of inscribed surface and rough picked back preserved; also a bit of toothed surface at top.
The inscribed surface badly worn. Letters visisble only on lower part of left side.
Bits ... December 1934 ... Inscribed stone.
Part of inscribed surface and rough picked back preserved; also a bit of toothed surface at top.
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Stone and marble ... End of 5th B.C ... Stone and marble. |
Thin, roughly square slab of stone, flat on one side where fractured.
Much worn on other.
Gray stone.
MIddle Helladic. Well N. With ST 204 (OA 166). Leica, 83-550 ... 24 May 1937 ... ST Stone |
Inscribed boundary stone.
Stone roughly broken on all sides; inscription complete with two lines.
A dark gray to black quartzy stone, with large white veins.
Dark gray marble. Found in late context, in ... 4th. century B.C ... Inscribed boundary stone.
Stone roughly broken on all sides; inscription complete with two lines.
A dark gray to black quartzy stone, with large white veins.
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Inscribed grave boundary stone.
Lower part left rough for setting.
Inscription entirely preserved and back, left side, and top (?) of stone.
Nineteen letters remain.
Hymettian marble. Found in modern context ... Before middle of 4th. century B.C ... Inscribed grave boundary stone.
Lower part left rough for setting.
Inscription entirely preserved and back, left side, and top (?) of stone.
Nineteen letters remain.
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Inscribed stone.
Complete. Worn by foot traffic.
Lying face up, full thickeness not determinable. Upper half smoothed for inscription, lower half left rough for insertion into ground.
Hard buff stone or ... 25 July 1971 ... Mortgage Stone |
Dark purplish grey stone mill. Broken up and thrown in well V by someone during summer. Oscar Broneer, Nb. No. 4. 122 ... 12 May 1937 ... Stone Mill |
Inscribed mortgage stone.
Intact save minor chips.
An irregularly shaped piece of stone.
The inscribed surface is roughly dressed down.
Six lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble.
Transferred ... September 1947 ... Inscribed mortgage stone.
Intact save minor chips.
An irregularly shaped piece of stone.
The inscribed surface is roughly dressed down.
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Inscribed fragment.
Top, left side and back preserved; also part of bottom.
Top of surface of stone finished smoothly, until 0.160m. from the top; below that left rough, for insertion into ground.
Boundary ... 8 February 1936 ... Top of surface of stone finished smoothly, until 0.160m. from the top; below that left rough, for insertion into ground.
Boundary stone of "the ancestral highway".
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| Inscribed mortgage stone.
The inscribed face has a very rough uneven surface. The back is smooth finished. Top, bottom, left and right are broken surfaces, but stone probably in this condition when inscription ... 7 March 1936 ... Inscribed mortgage stone.
The inscribed face has a very rough uneven surface. ... Top, bottom, left and right are broken surfaces, but stone probably in this condition when inscription written, except for surface break at upper right corner.
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| Engraved gnostic seal stone.
Obverse: Aphrodite (?) standing, flanked by Eros holding a mirror (?), and a bird on a basin.
Reverse: Moon and stars above aedicula with inscription: APWI
IΦPA
CIC
under ... 7 June 1963 ... Seal Stone |
An unworked stone probably complete except for upper left edge of inscribed face.
For private property.
Five lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian (?) marble. Found at surface, north of the Odeion ... 4th. century B.C ... An unworked stone probably complete except for upper left edge of inscribed face.
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| Inscribed boundary stone.
Mended from five fragments.
Broken at left side and bottom only; but the left side may represent original state of the stone, and a bit of bottom seems to be preserved.
Below ... Ca. 400 B.C ... Inscribed boundary stone.
Mended from five fragments.
Broken at left side and bottom only; but the left side may represent original state of the stone, and a bit of bottom seems to be preserved.
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| Inscribed Agora boundary stone.
Top worn smooth by traffic. Corners broken.
Inscription written retrograde across top and along left side. Inscription does not cover corners, a fact perhaps indicating ... 27 July 1967 ... Inscribed Agora boundary stone.
Top worn smooth by traffic. ... Inscription does not cover corners, a fact perhaps indicating that corners were broken before inscription was carved.
Stone rough picked except for strip under writing and along right side.
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Inscribed fragment of round stone.
Originally spherical in shape with round hole through center.
Six letters remain.
Pentelic marble. Found in late Roman context in terracotta drain, at the north foot ... 10 May 1939 ... Inscribed fragment of round stone.
Originally spherical in shape with round hole through center.
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Inscribed boundary stone.
Complete save minor chips.
Roughly worked, except inscribed surface which is dressed with toothed chisel.
Pentelic marble. Found in marble dump southeast of the Market Square, ... 13 October 1947 ... Inscribed boundary stone.
Complete save minor chips.
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Inscribed boundary marker.
Complete (?).
Roughly worked cuble, perhaps a wall block. Smoother area on face where inscribed rasura at bottom suggests more than one period.
Hard gray stone with lighter yellowish-brown ... April 1975 ... Hard gray stone with lighter yellowish-brown veins. |
Inscribed boundary stone.
Rectangular slab, broken off at top and bottom; roughly finished.
The inscription on the upper part of the front face; the beginning broken off.
Limestone. Found in water channel ... 13 October 1947 ... Boundary Stone |
Inscribed boundary stone.
Intact, except for chips and wearings at back.
Rectangular cutting at top 0.145X0.065m. probably dating from block's reuse as doorsill.
All surfaces rough picked except for about ... 4th. century B.C ... Inscribed boundary stone.
Intact, except for chips and wearings at back.
... Boundary stone for sacred way along which the Pythais proceeded to Delphi.
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