Semicircular inscribed dais of rosso antico, on which a bronze statue of Pamphylis, priest of the goddess, had stood with three smaller statues (end of 3rd c. BC). In the 1st c. BC statues of members of the same family were erected on the dais. In the sanctuary area near the stairway leading to the Acropolis and other points were bases and pedestals for votive statues, like that for the Archokrates brothers Lysistatos and Pythagoras, priests of the goddess (168-156 BC), and the pedestals for statues of the Roman imperial family: Tiberius, Drusus the Younger, Augustus and Germanicus (14-19 BC).