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  Pottery of ancient Greece

  Source: Wikipedia

  As the result of its relative durability, pottery is a large part of the archaeological record of Ancient Greece, and because there is so much of it (some 100,000 vases are recorded in the Corpus vasorum antiquorum) it has exerted a disproportionately large influence on our understanding of Greek society. Little survives, for example, of ancient Greek painting except for what is found on the earthenware in everyday use, so we must trace the development of Greek art through its vestiges on a derivative art form. Nevertheless the shards of pots discarded or buried in the first millennium BC are still the best guide we have to the customary life and mind of the ancient Greeks.

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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • guttus
  • • Date:
    • 3rd century BC
    • 4th century BC
    • Italiotes
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • oenochoé
  • • Date:
    • 4th century BC
    • Italiotes
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • oenochoé
  • • Date:
    • 4th century BC
    • Italiotes
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • cotyle
  • • Date:
    • 5th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Ancient Greece
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • lécythe
  • • Portrayed subject:
    • Palmette
  • • Date:
    • 5th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • vase | vase-couronne
  • • Date:
    • 7th century BC
    • 8th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
    • Iron Age
  • • Designation:
    • hydrie
  • • Portrayed subject:
    • Circle
    • Zigzag
  • • Date:
    • Ionia
    • Iron Age
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • alabastre
  • • Portrayed subject:
    • Quadrupedalism
  • • Date:
    • 7th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • lécythe aryballisque
  • • Date:
    • 4th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • olpé
  • • Date:
    • 3rd century BC
    • 4th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • skyphos
  • • Portrayed subject:
    • Mule
    • Satyr
  • • Date:
    • 6th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • aryballe
  • • Date:
    • 7th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Ancient Greece
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • alabastre
  • • Portrayed subject:
    • Petal
  • • Date:
    • 7th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • lécythe aryballisque
  • • Portrayed subject:
    • Thyrsus
  • • Date:
    • 5th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • aryballe
  • • Date:
    • 7th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
    • Etruscan language
  • • Designation:
    • cotyle
  • • Date:
    • 4th century BC
    • Etruscan language
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
    • Etruscan language
  • • Designation:
    • lécythe aryballisque
  • • Date:
    • 4th century BC
    • Etruscan language
    • Italiotes
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Ancient Greece
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • oenochoé
  • • Date:
    • 3rd century BC
    • 4th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • amphorisque
  • • Date:
    • 5th century BC
    • 6th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece
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  • • Field(s):
    • Archaeology
    • Ceramic
  • • Designation:
    • pyxis (couvercle)
  • • Portrayed subject:
    • Palmette
  • • Date:
    • 4th century BC
    • Pottery of ancient Greece