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| Right arm down at side, wrist slightly flexed toward body; holds a kantharos in hand, with first and little fingers extended, 2 middle fingers folded around handle (?). Kantharos has a disc foot, squat ... 4th c. A.C.?; mid 3rd c. at the earliest according to Stirling |
| Small statuette of Asklepios standing with weight on lt. leg, rt. bent but foot on same plane as lt. foot. Head and upper torso twisted somewhat to proper rt., arms at side, lt. bent. Wears thick fillet ... Early Roman or Antonine, context late 4th c. A.C.; 3rd or 4th c. according to Stirling |
| Rt. arm down at side, hand down, holding egg between thumb and index finger; last two fingers bent down, with small strut on folded little finger; incised joints, fingers rendered. Egg being eaten by snake ... 4th century A.C. Context 3rd q. 4th c.; 3rd or 4th c. according to Stirling |
| Head of youthful male, satyr or Pan, turned sharply to proper rt. and possibly tilted down somewhat. Hair short with central part, loose curls curling back from forehead or down, vestigial fillet circling ... Middle Roman, possibly 2nd c. according to Stirling |
A small-scale statuette depicts Artemis with lt. arm extended out to side, enveloped in a billowing mantle. The mantle is wrapped over the left forearm, from which it blows up in 4 deep folds; the folds ... Middle Roman by context; 2nd or 3rd c. according to Stirling. |
| Small frgt., of blowing drapery, consisting of upper edge of cloth, gathered at top, and spreading out to lower attachment; on outer face one broad flat fold, offset by two deep channels, on inner face ... Middle Roman; mid 3rd c. or later according to Stirling |
| Small fragment of billowing drapery, pulled thin. One edge preserved, which is folded into a loose zigzag fold. Red paint along edge of drapery. Fine white marble. Fragment. Single frgt., preserving one ... Middle Roman; mid 3rd c. or later according to Stirling |
Marble flare of drapery with two folds coming off left side of statuette of Artemis (S-1999-9). Folds of drapery crisp and angular. Outermost edge of drapery with strut (p.L. 0.005, p.W. 0.006). Bottom ... Middle Roman by context; 2nd or 3rd c. according to Stirling. |
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