Relief slab A759 with a scene of a lion attacking a bull. This slab, together with slab A758 – which shows Archilochus himself reclining on a couch, his wife seated on the left and a boy on the right offering wine to the poet, with his arms hanging on the wall: breastplate, shield, quiver and lyre – was found in the floor of the church of Ekatontapyliani. Both slabs probably come from the so-called Archilocheion
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