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Kidd, A. 2019.
‘II.Aph.2.SE9’, Ordering Architecture in Late Antiquity: Photo Archive and Database. https://oala.hca.ed.ac.uk/orders/II.Aph.2.SE9 (Accessed on 19/04/26).
Like SE8aa and SE10aa, this block is a large, thin rectangular panel. Its shape suggests that the block is re-used, possibly derived from the nearby Civil Basilica.
One column drum carved from Aphrodisian blue marble is re-erected where there probably would have been three total drums originally. This drum is unfluted and features a dowel hole on its upper surface measuring 5 x 5 cm.
Abacus undecorated. Egg pattern across each echinus, delineated by a thin border moulding, consisting of three eggs on one side and two on the other; echinus on one side remains unfinished. No differentiation between the echinus and neck. Volutes turn three times. Bolster and balteus unfinished; po…
