Kerameikos

Stele of Pamphile and Demetrias, late 4th century BC. In the sculpture, Pamphile is seated on a throne, extending her hand  to her sister Demetrias, who is standing. The sculpture is one of the last ones made, before the issue of the prohibited law by Demetrious Phalereus in 317 BC, about ornamented tombs.

View of the burial plot of Pamphile and Demetria above and the steles of Consulates at the bottom.

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