Part of a Jewish marble tombstone found in the Venetian Wall at Halkis. The Hebrew inscription "Doctor Yiftah Ibn Taman, 22 Nissan 5320 (1560) is carved on the upper portion of a broken 6th B.C.E. Ionic capital.

Fragment of a marble stele. Triangle form bearing a porpe in between the lines, from the cemetery of Verroia. Tombstone of Hannah, wife(?) of Rabbi Azaria Ben Rubi.  

Marble with convex arched top from the Jewish cemetery of Serres.

Marble stele, donated by Elias Daniel Kolija (?).

Fragment of a marble stele bearing an inscription in high relief letters.

Marble stele, donated by Rabbi Yeshua Solomon Jacob in memory of his family.

Marble fragment from Herakleion, Crete.

Stone plaque commemorating a financial donation of 100 Napoleon gold coins by Moshe HaCohen in memory of his wife Leah, from the Synagogue of Preveza.

Copy of a capital fragment showing three Menorot, a seven-branched candelabrum, with a depiction of a Lulav, a palm branch, and an Etrog, a citron, two of the Four Species. This belonged to one of the Synagogues of Corinth. The copy was made through the assistance and permission of Prof. Charles Williams of the American School of Archeology at Athens. The originals can be found in the Archaeological Museum of Corinth.