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| Sima with flat plaque, decorated with head in high relief. Head in profile to rt., hair short, either tied by broad fillet, or wrapped in a smooth braid, ends of which overlap above rt. ear. Curls framing ... Early Roman ... FS |
| Lower portion of so-called Megarian type sima. On back, right half of panel (as seen from front) cut back for overlap of next sima block. Similar to FS-21 from Temple of Apollo, but smaller in scale and ... mid to third quarter 6th c. B.C ... FS 1102 |
| Fragment. Part of Oscar Broneer's reconstructed South Stoa roof ... FS 1105 |
Missing parts. Shear House porch ... FS 1106 |
| Sima with flat resting surface, tall fascia base moulding, vertical face or plaque set in 00.016.In relief, lt. to rt., two coils of a spiral, a half-opened acanthus leaf, from which springs a stalk. To ... 0? Late 1st c. A.C.? ... FS |
| Terracotta sima with lion head water spout. The nose bridge is raised and slopes down towards both cheeks. Incised V's point off nose on both sides towards recessed eyes which have lower eye lid wrinkle ... Nose and muzzle smaller than Classical spouts FS 381 and FS 382, and closer to FS 1071 (3/4 of 4th c. BC on S Stoa parallels); more plastic than Roman ones ... FS |
Figurine of female head in relief facing right with hair tied by fillet. Very similar to Roman sima relief perhaps from the Fountain House in the South Stoa (Corinth IV. I, pp. 123-124), but unclear which ... 2009/06/12 ... FS |
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