ATHENS - Acropolis - Chronique des fouilles

ATHENS - Acropolis
INFORMATIONS GÉNÉRALES
CARTOGRAPHIE
Numéro de
notice
4029
Pays
Année de
l'opération
2005
Région
Attique
Préfecture
Attique
Toponyme
Athènes, Athens
Nature de
Fouille
l'opération
Α’ ΕΠΚΑ
Institution(s)
Nom du site
Fiche(s)
associée(s)
Secteur
Grèce
ATHENS - Acropolis
Stoa of Eumenes
NOTICE
Stoa of Eumenes. M. Briana (Α’ ΕΠΚΑ) reports that the removal of fill in the 30th arch of the
Stoa revealed four layers, which included fragments of terracotta pipe belonging to a system
which carried water along the Stoa at the level of the foundations of the piers. A large quantity
of coarse and fine ceramics at different levels dated from Hellenistic to post-Byzantine and
modern times. Other finds include an intact loomweight and nine marble fragments.
The 38th arch (Fig. 1) was found to incorporate architectural members from other sites on the
south slope and wider area, some of which certainly belong to the Asklepieion (Figs 2-3). The
pottery collected, among which were many sections of pipeline, covers the Hellenistic to postByzantine and modern periods.
Stoa
Mots-clés
Antiquité - Hellénistique
Chronologie
BIBLIOGRAPHIE
Référence
bibliographique
Auteur de la
notice
AD 60 (2005) Chr. B1 52-56.
PITT Robert
IMAGES
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3