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| Smooth unfluted shaft of column. inscribed. Crudely scratched on shaft, at an angle to axis of column: ]OQ[ Omicron Theta Letter H00.025 Grayish-white Hymettian marble Fragment. Single frgt., preserving ... Late Roman ... I 2850 |
| Smooth unfluted shaft of column. inscribed. Crudely incised in face of column at slight angle to axis of shaft: ]B CrossLetter H00.030 Grayish-white Hymettian marble Fragment. Single frgt., preserving ... Late Roman ... I |
| Thick slab, inscribed on one face, back face smoothly finished. Probably broken to left. inscribed. Inscribed with parts of two lines of greek, letters cut with flat chisel, letter hts.: 00.020 (E, N) ... Late Roman ... I |
| Possible inscription, recut for another use. In its secondary use consists of a thin piece W00.027 with roughly chiseled sides, from which projects similar bar at right angles, W00.036. Front and back ... Roman ... I 2853 |
| Revetment slab of possible architrave, preserving partsof two fascia: lower P.H. 00.055; upper, proj. 00.005,P.H. 00.044. Front and back smoothly finished. inscribed. On upper fascia parts of two letters ... Roman, Early ? ... I 2854 |
| Thin revetment slab, smoothly finished on front and back; traces of cement on back. Red paint preserved in letter. inscribed. Most of upper or lower half of single large X, carefully cut with V-shaped ... Roman ... I |
| Thin marble slab with possible saw marks on back, front face smoothed. inscribed. Part of one curvilinear letter - O or C ? cut with broad V-shaped channel W00.015. P.H. of letter 0.073. Fine-crystalled ... Roman ... I |
Epistyle-frieze block with single fascia PH00.068,cyma reversa H00.045, raised fillet H00.035, S-curved frieze H00.178, fillet H00.015, astragal H00.029, ovolo H00.048; bottom and top surfaces smooth, ... 2nd-3rd c. A.C ... I 2858a |
Epistyle-frieze block, see I-XXXX-2858A. Bottom smooth but preserving flat chisel marks; top very smooth; anathyrosis on rt. end; clamp at rt. end 0.16 m. from front of upper moulding, and part of 2nd ... 2nd-3rd c. A.C ... I-XXXX-2858A (join) |
| Possible architectural block reused for an inscription. Block: smooth surface MPH00.025, flattened cyma reversa moulding H00.041 Proj00.017, smooth surface flush with top of cyma MPH00.052, on which traces ... Roman ... I |
| Rectangular thick slab, front face roughly smoothed, back roughly picked, bottom and lt. edge worked with flat chisel. Inscribed on one face. inscribed. Greek inscription, bottom line, letters deeply and ... Early Christian to Byzantine ... I 2860 |
| Flat slab or block, front face smoothed. inscribed. Greek inscription, parts of two lines, letter H00.024, letters carefully cut: ]..[ ]KU[Line 1: diagonal stroke, vertical stroke. Schist. Fragment ... Early Christian or Byzantine ... I 2861 |
| Part of an inscribed block with smoothed surface. inscribed. Parts of two letters, somewhat unevenly cut; no complete letter ht., orientation not wholly certain: ]PV[ . Minimum letter H00.036 Moderately ... Roman ... I 2862 |
| Fragment preserving part of top fascia of architrave, cyma reversa with deeply concave-to-convex profile, crowning fascia, upper surface of which rises at angle to edge of frieze course. Face of architrave ... Late 4th c. A.C ... I 2863 |
Inscription on top face of marble block reused in repair of steps; inscription was probably cut when block was already in fragmentary condition (i.e. broken faces original to inscription). inscribed. Graffito ... probably 3rd or 4th cent. A.C. (letter forms and context) ... I 2864 |
Inscription on front face of fragmentary wall (?) block, possibly originally belonging to back wall of colonnade. inscribed. Monumental Latin inscription, [---]CFPO[---] (publication reads [---]CFPC[---]), ... 1st cent AD (probably 1/2) ... I 2865 |
| Marble slab smoothed on front and back sides. Possibly a freestanding stele or an inset into a building. inscribed. Two horizontal lines of Latin characters. Top row preserves the lower part of two letters ... perhaps late 1st or early 2nd c. AD, based on letter form ... I |
written on back, in pencil: "july 6, 1929" ... 1929/07/16 ... I |
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