Papers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (6.1890-1897 (1897))

INSCRIPTIONS FROM ERETRIA.

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1. (a) E P E T P Fragment measures about 0.10 m. by

0.10 m. by 0.02 m.

(b) E P E "r

(c) .H

The height of letters of these three pieces is 0.016 m. All
are from the same stamp, which reads 'Eperpiecov.
A H

2. £ p ' The tile has original breadth 0.175 m., and the frag-
ment is 0.30 m. long. The stamp is an oval 0.085 m. by
0.045 m., and the letters are 0.01 m. high. There is room at the
right for another letter in each line (the surface is much worn).
Probably we should read A H AA

E P E

3. A h. Fragment 0.07 m. by 0.03 m.; letters 0.019 m. high.
Probably the stamp was A^/nos (or A^ou) 'Eperpiemv.61

Eufus B. Richardson.
T. W. LTeerjiance.

Athens, February, 1896.

61 For stamped tiles from Eretria, as previously found, cf. Argive Ileraeum
papers below, p. 2G1, note 10, and p. 263, note 19 ; also Eleventh Annual Report of
the American School at Athens (1891-92), p. 40.