
doi: 10.2307/632643
In the course of investigating the Pontic region under Byzantium, Anthony Bryer and David Winfield have rescued from oblivion a monument from Sinope of much earlier date. 'Excavations for a gas pump not far west of the walls. . . brought to light an altar made of a stumpy fluted Doric column. A clean-cut inscription carved on two successive flutings reads:ΔΕΛΦΙΝΙοΣΟΡΓΙΑΛΕΟΣ
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