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| Chip missing.
Obverse: an insect, probably a bee.
Reverse: plain. Ancient street, east end; in drain 7. Leica ... 26 April 1948 ... Ancient street, east end; in drain 7. |
| Obverse: Isis symbol between the pilei of Dioskouroi.
The letters Τ Ρ Ι Ω Β below.
Reverse: plain. Ancient street, east end; in drain 7. Leica ... 26 April 1948 ... Ancient street, east end; in drain 7. |
A fragment of the base.
Within a low foot-ring, at the center, a circle and dot and the incised signature.
Unglazed.
Buff clay.
Type XXVII of Corinth collection.
Cleaning surface of ancient street west ... 27 May 1939 ... Cleaning surface of ancient street west of Valerian Wall. |
Fragment from side B. Runner to right; thighs only preserved. The post is shown in white behind left leg. Inside glazed.
For other Panathenaic amphoras glazed inside, see Hesperia Suppl. X (1956), nos ... 21 March 1955 ... Along south side of ancient street, late 5th. c. context. |
| Intact. Found in situ in the southwest corner of the small shrine with naiskos and round altar west of the ancient road and partly under the modern street. Removed from its position by some unauthorized ... 27 October 1965 ... Found in situ in the southwest corner of the small shrine with naiskos and round altar west of the ancient road and partly under the modern street. |
| Complete except for chips. Mended from six pieces. Plain shaft, without flutes, Ionic rather than Corinthian because of presumed association with capital formed in area (A 4434 and A 4435). On either side, ... August 1972 ... Trace of ancient repair, a Π-clamp in one of parapet cuttings.
Thought to be from second story of street stoa.
Blue Hymettian marble ... Found broken up and reused as cover slabs for drain under N.-S. street. |
| Partially restored in plaster.
Above base, rays. On body: front, two draped youths walking right; under each handle a siren with spread wings; at back, a goose. Around bottom of neck, rosettes; above, ... 14 May 1936 ... Brought in by George Nikolaides from Tholos Street where it was found in digging a cesspool. ... Perhaps from a ancient well? |
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