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| 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 ... A 41 for fragments of kithara ... Found in 1907 ca. 20.00m. south of Temple of Apollo Patroos. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Lower surface dressed; other edges broken.
Two letters preserved.
Hymettian marble. Found in burnt layer, in late Roman context, at the northeast corner of the Temple of Apollo Patroos ... 24 April 1933 ... Found in burnt layer, in late Roman context, at the northeast corner of the Temple of Apollo Patroos. |
Small fragment from wall of a large amphora(?). Middle part of a shield with whirling radii; three of them purple.
Incised letters irregular in shape and placing. Clearing bedrock to south of Temple ... August 1967 ... Small fragment from wall of a large amphora(?). Middle part of a shield with whirling radii; three of them purple.
... Clearing bedrock to south of Temple of Apollo Patroos. |
Fragment of inscribed stele.
Rough picked behind; the edges broken.
Parts of thirteen lines preserved, stoichedon; fifteen letters to 0.20m.
Fragment mentioning trieropoioi.
Pentelic marble.
Transferred ... 5th. century B.C ... Fragment of inscribed stele.
Rough picked behind; the edges broken.
Parts of thirteen lines preserved, stoichedon; fifteen letters to 0.20m.
... Found in a modern foundation wall, east of the Temple of Apollo Patroos. |
| Five fragments.
The larger fragment, c), is broken at both ends, as is the scroll underneath. Part of the finished top is preserved. It is flattened and well dressed at the back. The front has a raised ... 17 June 1931, 3 July 1931 ... The under surface of the scroll slopes from the edge of the groove to a central rib.
... Interpreted as a Kithara of Apollo Patroos S 2154.
... Context of 4th to 5th centuries A.D., along north side of Temple of Apollo Patroos. |
Broken all around.
Coarse red crumbly clay around finer blackened inner layers.
Preserves narrow blackened gate, nearly plugged with bronze at one end, thickly wrapped with outer clay, more at one side ... 11 March 1936 ... Preserves narrow blackened gate, nearly plugged with bronze at one end, thickly wrapped with outer clay, more at one side perhaps for attachment to body of mould ... Casting pit (f) in bedrock between Temple of Apollo Patroos and Metroon. |
| Upper right corner of inscribed pedimental stele.
Stele dressed with toothed chisel on preserved right side; top rougher; back broken. Upper edge of pediment chipped; finial broken.
Preamble restored to ... 15 May 1933 ... Upper right corner of inscribed pedimental stele.
... Preamble restored to the Archonship of Niketes.
Six lines of the inscription preserved; stoichedon.
... Found in curbing of late well in northeast corner of Temple of Apollo Patroos. |
| Mended from two pieces.
Coarse red crumbly clay.
Preserves up and part of blackened bowl, sloping down for 0.035-0.040 before setback of ca. 0.004 in lower bowl, preserved for distance of 0.022.
Funnel ... 11 March 1936 ... Preserves up and part of blackened bowl, sloping down for 0.035-0.040 before setback of ca. 0.004 in lower bowl, preserved for distance of 0.022.
... Casting pit (f) in bedrock between Temple of Apollo Patroos and Metroon. |
| All sides broken except for the left, which is finely picked. The left edge of the face of the inscription is damaged. The left side has a smooth band at the edge (anathyrosis ?).
Parts of seven lines ... Ca. 240-230 B.C ... The left edge of the face of the inscription is damaged. The left side has a smooth band at the edge (anathyrosis ?).
Parts of seven lines of the inscription preserved.
... Found in late Roman context, in the Great Drain, east of the Temple of Apollo Patroos. |
| Inscribed stele.
The small fragment first found fits on top of the larger piece, which preserves the lower part of the stele, its bottom finished square. Bottom and back rough picked; sides dressed.
The ... 169/8 B.C ... The small fragment first found fits on top of the larger piece, which preserves the lower part of the stele, its bottom finished square. ... Fragment a) (Η' 115), found in loose filling, northeast of the Temple of Apollo Patroos, in late Roman context.
... -S.W., its lower end the S.W., northeast of the Temple of Apollo Patroos, in late Roman context. |
| Broken all around.
Red clay unbaked but mostly vitrified.
Preserves end of channel or channel covering, rounded in section, formed of unbaked clay, vitrified towards end and on exterior.
Vitrified area ... 10 March 1936 ... Preserves end of channel or channel covering, rounded in section, formed of unbaked clay, vitrified towards end and on exterior.
Vitrified area very bubbly, black and with traces of bronze ... Casting pit (f) in bedrock between Temple of Apollo Patroos and Metroon. |
| Top of inscribed stele.
The full width of the stone, and the top surface, is preserved.
The plain top, on which are the first two lines of the inscription, projects 0.015m. from the main part of the stele ... 450 B.C ... Top of inscribed stele.
The full width of the stone, and the top surface, is preserved.
... Found in the modern wall of the house 631/27, east of the Temple of Apollo Patroos. |
| Two fragments.
a) Broken at top, bottom, back and right end. The left end preserved, with well worked anathyrosis.
b) Broken on all faces save the front.
The molding consist of a cavetto above a cyma ... 1932 ... The molding consist of a cavetto above a cyma reversa.
... ADDENDA Later assigned to the Temple of Apollo Patroos, see Hesperia 39 (1970), p. 194 ... From a marble dump along the west side of the section. |
| Broken on left end, finished with anathyrosis on right end; rough picked on back; very rough worked on bottom. The thickness at the front is less than that at the back.
At the right end on the under side ... 30 March 1933 ... At the right end on the under side a bearing surface 0.10m. wide was worked so that the top of the slab would lie level. The slab formed the arc of a circle. Its front, concave edge is finished with a cyma reverse.
... Found in late Roman context, at the bottom of the west drain, east of the Temple of Apollo Patroos. |
| Broken off above waist. Left foot (which was attached with iron dowel) missing, and small part of throne.
Figure, wears transparent chiton and heavier himation. She is seated on a rocky throne, with left ... 19 June 1951 ... Left foot (which was attached with iron dowel) missing, and small part of throne.
Figure, wears transparent chiton and heavier himation. ... The scale would suit the pediment of the Temple of Apollo Patroos.
... Removal of Byzantine walls in Section Ν. |
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