GREECE PELOPONNESE KORINTHIA NEMEA MUSEUM

Above: Joining fragments of a sima (roof edge) found in reservoirs and in Xenon. - Below: Another piece of a beautiful sima.

Above left: A marble dedicatory relief with standing male and seated female divinities, ca. 460 BC. - Above right: Unidentified pottery.

Above right and below left: Painted architectural members with palmettes. - Below center and right: Portrait head of the type of Iulia Mamaea, found in Petri and dated to the Severan period, 222-235 AD.

Below left: Photograph of graves in the cemetery after removal of the tile lining. - Below right: Aerial photograph of the temple, July 1977.