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Lamp, Oil

Antiquities

E48.87

Lamp, Oil

Antiquities

E48.88

Lamp, Oil

Antiquities

E48.90

Lamp, Oil

Antiquities

E48.92

Lamp, Oil

Antiquities

E48.93

Lamp, Oil

Antiquities

E48.94

Lamp, Oil

Antiquities

E48.95

Tankard, Jug

Antiquities

E49.98

Jug

Antiquities

E50.1

Bowl

Antiquities

E50.107

High-rimmed bowl. This shape first appears about 770 BC amongst pottery attributed to an artist now known as the Dipylon Painter, one of the great artists of this period. The decoration around the rim is not typical of the Dipylon workshop, and suggests another workshop had copied the shape. 750-720 BC

Hydria

Antiquities

E50.108

Bowl

Ceramics

E50.12

Column Krater

Antiquities

E50.198

Cup

Antiquities

E50.2

Pyxis

Antiquities

E50.3

Containers for cosmetics or trinkets (pointed pyxides). These containers were suspended by a cord threaded through the two holes in the lid and rim. 9th century BC.

Figurine

Antiquities

E50.6

Hand, Votive

Antiquities

E50.8

Votive terracotta hand. Italy

Foot, Votive

Antiquities

E50.9

Bone, Worked, scapula

Antiquities

E52.31

Rhyton

Antiquities

E52.45

Pottery rhyton (pouring funnel) for ceremonial use. Cyprus. Late Helladic period. Approximately 1350 BC.