Abstract
In the course of transferring the storage material belonging to the Greek Department of the Royal Ontario Museum to more accessible quarters an unpublished and well-preserved Melian Relief was recently discovered (pl. 82, fig. I). The history of this relief, which came to the Museum in 1926 (Acc. no. 926.32), will be discussed later. First let us describe it and give some consideration to the use of this class of terracotta relief.'
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