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Architectural pieces in stone in the collection of the British School at Athens

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The 29 pieces are described and illustrated. Apart from the Ionic capital fragment excavated by the School at Kynosarges, they probably come from a collection made in the nineteenth century by George Finlay, as older Turkish buildings in Athens were demolished. Most are of minor importance, but parallels are adduced from Corinthian capitals in Athens and Corinth. Later capitals belonged to a Turkish house recorded by Danish architects in 1835 and 1851.
Title: Architectural pieces in stone in the collection of the British School at Athens
Description:
The 29 pieces are described and illustrated.
Apart from the Ionic capital fragment excavated by the School at Kynosarges, they probably come from a collection made in the nineteenth century by George Finlay, as older Turkish buildings in Athens were demolished.
Most are of minor importance, but parallels are adduced from Corinthian capitals in Athens and Corinth.
Later capitals belonged to a Turkish house recorded by Danish architects in 1835 and 1851.

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