Papers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (3.1884-1885)

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THE WOLFE EXPEDITION

August 18. Gundani to Saghir, 2 h. 27 m.; and thence to Yagh-
djilar, 4 h. 35 m. I returned to Kirk Bash. Here I found a double-
columned window-support, it being a mate to the two at Gundani
(one of which bears inscription No. 366). Probably the three stones
came from Saghir, which is certainly the site of an ancient village or
sanctuary- From Kirk Bash we ascend about north to Saghir, a vil-
lage situated on the south slopes of Kaya Onii Dagh. Here were
found the following inscriptions [Nos. 369-388], which, along with
No. 366, commemorate certain subscriptions of money for religious
(or other) purposes.

Saghir. Fluted column with a panel, which bears the in-
scription, and rests, as it were, on the arrises. Copy.

No. 369.

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