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Excavations at Abae and Hyampolis in Phocis

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 December 2013

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The excavations, the results of which are described in the following paper, were conducted in the spring of 1894 by the British School at Athens. The work was under the charge of Mr. A. G. Bather and myself; Mr Ernest Gardner, then director of the School, was also present during a portion of it. I have thought it better to give first a history of the two towns, as known from literature and the evidence of inscriptions, and then to describe the sites, and the discoveries which are the result of our work. The unpublished inscriptions which we dug up or copied on or near the sites are collected in an appendix, and we give (Pl. XIV.) a sketch map of the district. A plan of the gate and a plan of the τέμενος at Abae also accompany the paper. These plans and map are the work of Mr. F. W. Green, who is an expert in such matters, and undertook to do the work for me from general directions which I gave him about the sites.

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Copyright © The Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies 1896

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page 291 note 2 Herodot. 1, 46.

page 291 note 3 viii. 33.

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page 298 note 2 Beside this building at the north-cast comer is a square block of poros in situ (shown on plan) perhaps the foundation of a basis.

page 300 note 1 Shown in Fig. 4.

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page 303 note 2 Within these walls we found two inscriptions in which the letters ΥΑΜ occur (nos. 2 and 6).

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