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Terracotta amphora (jar)
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Terracotta, Archaic, Greek Attic
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Nolan Amphora (storage jar): Seated Woman and Man with Staff; Draped Man with Staff
Nolan Amphora (storage jar): Seated Woman and Man with Staff; Draped Man with Staff
This Nolan-type amphora is decorated with the simple composition and limited ornamentation characteristic of this vessel shape (1). On side A, a woman sits in a high backed chair h...
Spiral Amphora
Spiral Amphora
This globular bucchero "spiral amphora" has two strap handles. The amphora is intact (one handle was broken and reattached), with some cracks around the base. The belly of the amph...
Nolan Amphora (storage jar): Demeter and Triptolemos; Pluton
Nolan Amphora (storage jar): Demeter and Triptolemos; Pluton
Red-figure Nolan amphora, minor restorations.
SIDE A: Demeter and Triptolemos. The goddess Demeter, left, wears a peplos, earrings, and a crown with a veil. With her right hand ...
Nolan Amphora (storage jar): Theseus and Sinis Grasping Fir Tree
Nolan Amphora (storage jar): Theseus and Sinis Grasping Fir Tree
On one side: Theseus and Sinis. Sinis was a bandit who lived at the Isthmus of Corinth, the only land-route from the Greek mainland to the Peloponnesian peninsula, and would trick ...
Neck Amphora (storage jar): Nereus (or Triton) with Scepter and Dolphin; Woman Running
Neck Amphora (storage jar): Nereus (or Triton) with Scepter and Dolphin; Woman Running
On one side: a half-anthropomorphic, half-fish sea-god, Nereus, or perhaps Triton. He faces to the right and carries a scepter in his right hand with his little finger extended, an...
Terracotta amphora (two-handled jar)
Terracotta amphora (two-handled jar)
Terracotta, Roman Syrian...