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| Corinthian capital with two rows of eight acanthus leaves and top row of four sets of acanthus sprays and scrolls. In N.B. 137, p. 103 the capital is described as unfinished and compared with some of ... A |
| Chimaera capital with eight acanthus leaves around the base and an upper row with acanthus leaves at the corners alternating with panther heads framed in big wings which spring from the acanthus leaf below ... A |
| Aeolic capital. Pentelic marble. Complete or intact. Tips of acanthus leaves and small pieces missing ... A |
| Ionic capital. The undersurface of this capital had no embolion cutting; for secure mounting a hole was drilled in center of undersurface and a bronze rod imbedded. White marble. Complete or intact. Complete, ... Πρακτικά for 1955, pl. 69a. "Ιωvικόv κιονόκραvov έξω της voτίας θύρας του |
| Doric column capital. Limestone. Complete or intact. Complete, minor damage. From Verdelis’ excavations at the diolkos on the east side of the canal ... 510-500BC ... A |
| Small Doric column capital. Limestone. Complete or intact. Complete, minor damage ... A |
| Acanthus column drum. A 453-457 are associated with it. The lower third is fluted with four acanthus leaves rising from the base. Each leaf has eleven lobes. The middle third has larger eleven-lobe ... A 453-457 |
| Acanthus column drum associated with A-452, A-454, A-455, A-456, and A-457. Fluted drum. Lower section has ring of four eleven-lobed acanthus leaves overlapping four plain leaves. Upper section has four ... 1975/04/15 ... A-452, A-454, A-455, A-456, A-457 |
| White marble, cracked and discolored. Missing parts. Mended from three fragments. Of the kneeling figures, all of three heads and most of fourth are missing; one thigh missing from each. At the top the ... 1975/05/08
1975/04/30 ... A |
| Small acanthus column drum with a ring of four acanthus leaves, between which an arris. The re-user levelled off one side and hollowed it out to form a small basin with roughly oval outline. White marble, ... A 460 |
| Below, part of the cusps of the flutes are preserved; above, acanthus leaf. White marble with silver-shining impurities; probably Pentelic. Fragment. Single frgt., broken all around ... A 462 |
| This octagonal column comes from a well filling which covers the entire 4th century and goes into the third. Final filling ca. 275 B.C. Poros, coated with white stucco. Complete or intact. Single section, ... This octagonal column comes from a well filling which covers the entire 4th |
| Top of abacus slightly uneven, smooth 4 cm. wide margin at edge. Bottom surface with two setting lines at right angles, going to center of facets, angles of embolion square. The empolion is 0.035 m ... 0.064 to a side. From Mr. |
| Canted flaring volutes; echinus with egg and dart, palmette at joint of volute and echinus. 0.09 of shaft on captial block, preserving apophyge and half round. Flutes below apophyge cut back and reworked ... A 465 |
| Bottom part, ca. 0.05 m. cut away, eliminating necking moulding. Bottom surface rough dressed as later recutting; very shallow empolion cutting of same workmanship with diameter of ca. 0.05 m. and depth ... A |
| The bottom is smooth finished without anathyrosis but with empolion, 0.04 by 0.038 m. Shaft unfluted, slight entasis, with apophyge and half round. Empolion 0.039 by 0.039 m. centered in top surface ... a final coat. |
| Back, bottom, top and two ends of block rough worked, unstuccoed. Anathyrosis at the ends of the block. No evidence for clamps. Front has fascia with apophyge, astragal, and ovolo, dentils, fascia and ... A 469 |
| Rectangular slab with raised rim around edge. Slightly to one side of center, a circular hole (d. 0.47); raised rim around hole. Parallel with short edge of slab, a single channel (W. 0.05) runs the entire ... A 470 |
| A wide, very shallow basin, the curving sides merging with the flat floor which would have enabled it to assume a stable position on a stone stand, as it does now on a cement column. The rim has a horizontal ... A 472 |
| 1964/09/10;1964/09/16
1964/09/10 ... Bookidis & Stroud 1997, Corinth 18.3, cat. 55A, p. 442, 460-463 |
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