Calenian Pottery and Classical Greek Metalware

Richter, Gisela Μ. Α.

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“…300) demonstrate that this was not only an Argive particularity. Both the contextual evidence of our tomb assemblage and parallels in metal (Richter 1959, 246 pl. 59, 46; Strong 1966, 82 n. 2; Konsolaki-Giannopoulou 2003, 150–1, fig.…”

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“…26 was obtained using a mould. A group of moulds from Taranto (Lippolis 1994, 235–50) 51 and Poseidonia (Richter 1959, 247 pl. 60, 51), 52 which have various plant motifs arranged in the same manner, may shed light on the distribution and manufacture of this type of relief phiale.…”

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“… 51 Although the publication does not identify these objects as moulds, their function is plain from their rough exterior surface. For a further mould from Taranto, see Richter 1959, 247 n. 80. …”

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“… 52 Although clearly mentioned as ‘moulds’ at the end of the relevant paragraph, they are identified as phialae, offerings at the local Heraion, at the beginning of the text. Both their discovery context, in the same deposit together with a seal (Richter 1959, pl. 51, 1), and the thick walls argue in favour of their identification as moulds. …”

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A Fourth-Century Tomb at Argos: A Contribution to the Study of Local Pottery and Burial Customs

Alexandropoulou¹

2016

Annu. Br. Sch. Athens

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This article deals with the finds from a cist grave which is located in the bed of the River Xerias at Argos. The grave was in use during the fourth century bc for multiple burials, a usual practice for Argive cemeteries. The burials are presented in chronological order based on the interpretation of the excavation data and the chronology of the pottery. The finds from the grave reveal hitherto unknown burial practices at Argos; however, our limited knowledge on the cemeteries of the Late Classical period impedes assessment of them. The study of the vases from the tomb illuminates the otherwise unknown makeup of the local workshops in the fourth century bc, where influences from abroad coexist harmoniously alongside experimentation and novelty.

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Alexandropoulou¹

2016

Annu. Br. Sch. Athens

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“…De hecho, la imitación de modelos toréuticos es una evidencia innegable en el caso de las producciones de tipo caleno (Richter, 1959), en las cerámicas helenísticas con relieves de tipo "megarense" (Siebert, 1980: 56) o en las pergamenas con relieves aplicados (Courby, 1913: 425). Incluso en algunos casos, se ha llegado a hablar del empleo de la técnica del sobremolde obtenido directamente de piezas realizadas en metales preciosos (Courby, 1913: 430;Bruneau, 1991: 605).…”

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Un Vaso Cerámico Con Decoración Dionisíaca Procedente De Sisapo-La Bienvenida (Ciudad Real)

Ochoa¹,

Prieto²

2012

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Un vaso cerámico con decoración dionisíaca procedente de Sisapo-La Bienvenida (Ciudad Real) 1 Carmen FERNÁNDEZ OCHOA (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) Mar ZARZALEJOS PRIETO (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia-UNED) ResumenEn este artículo estudiamos una pieza cerámica singular hallada en la antigua ciudad de Sisapo (La Bienvenida, Almodóvar del Campo, Ciudad Real). El vaso, de forma hemisférica y con decoración a molde, muestra en la pared exterior un tema relacionado con el thiasos dionisíaco y en el fondo interno un gorgoneion en forma de relieve aplicado. Además del encuadre estilístico de la decoración, abordamos el problema de su contexto tecnológico y productivo.Palabras clave: Cerámica con relieves. Sisapo. Estilo neoático. Thiasos dionisíaco. Gorgoneion. Minería romana. SummaryIn this paper we study a remarkable ceramic piece found in ancient Sisapo (La Bienvenida, Almodóvar del Campo, Ciudad Real). The vase is a hemispherical and flat-bottomed bowl, its outer wall decorated with a moulded relief in which several figures depict the Dionysiac thiasos. A Gorgon head was also applied as a relief to the inner bottom of the vase. We study the stylistic aspects of the decoration and treat the problem of productive and technological context.

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Index to Volumes 11-70. 1907-1966

Stillwell¹

1966

American Journal of Archaeology

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Calenian Pottery and Classical Greek Metalware

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A Fourth-Century Tomb at Argos: A Contribution to the Study of Local Pottery and Burial Customs

A Fourth-Century Tomb at Argos: A Contribution to the Study of Local Pottery and Burial Customs

Un Vaso Cerámico Con Decoración Dionisíaca Procedente De Sisapo-La Bienvenida (Ciudad Real)

Index to Volumes 11-70. 1907-1966

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