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D URING an examination that was carried out in May-July 1964 prior to final publication of the monuments uncovered in the campaigns of 1924-27 at the site of the ancient Nemean sanctuary near the modern village of Herakleion in the Korinthia, two additional inscribed stones were found in a well immediately north of the baptistery of the Byzantine Church.' The well was uncovered during an examination of the stratigraphy associated with the walls of the baptistery and was excavated as far as its proliferous water production would allow. The lettering of both stones suggests a date late in the fourth century B.C. 1 ) On June ninth at a depth of -2.20 m. an inscribed fragment of white marble, slightly encrusted, was found. The only preserved original surface is that of the inscribed face.
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