[Corinth Monument] Museum

Excavations carried out before contruction of the new museum yielded neolithic inhabitation levels. The soils were thin here and excavators reached bedrock quickly.

[Corinth Object] AM 9: POROS ARCHITECTURE, SECTION OF ANTA CAPITAL

[Corinth Object] AM 13: 2 MARBLE BLOCKS COVERED WITH BYZANTINE DESIGNS

[Corinth Object] AM 14: POROS ARCHITECTURE, ELEVATION OF ANTA CAPITAL

Column carved like a palm tree, with overlapping rows of blunt-ended leaves covering trunk. On top is a rectangular capital at top, round at its base, set well in from circumference of column, top of which ...

[Corinth Object] S 50: STATUE OF DRAPED MALE

Standing male figure, c. over life-size; weight on r. leg; l. leg bent and set slightly forward; l. arm bent ca.y 90 degrees at elbow; forearm extended with l. hand at waist level; r. arm held down slightly ... 2nd century A.D., Antonine period

[Corinth Object] S 51: LIFE-SIZED STATUE OF DRAPED MALE

Standing male figure, weight on l. leg, r. leg bent and placed slightly back, l. shoulder raised, both upper arms at sides, r. forearm pinned at elbow, l. forearm extended, hand pinned. Wears tunic, visible ... Antonine

[Corinth Object] S 59: DRAPED MALE STATUE

"A toga and tunic are worn, with calcei senatorii. The sinus is notably wide and flat. The weight rest on the left foot; the right was set back slightly." When found, there was purplish red color well ... Flavian, Trajanic, Antonine

[Corinth Object] S 180: LIFE-SIZE DRAPED MALE STATUE

Standing male figure, weight on l. leg;r. leg bent and slightly set back; rectangular pilaster visible beside l. foot. Wears tunic, visible on r. side of chest; Roman toga draped from l. shoulder; balteus ... Antonine period