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Inventory number

ΝΑ 1961 ΝΑΚ 200

Artist

Attic workshop

Category

Vessel

Period

Geometric Period

Date

800-760 BC

Dimensions

Height: 0.071 m
Rim diameter: 0.085 m
Base diameter: 0.096 m

Material

Clay

Location

Gallery of the Acropolis Slopes, Case 1, No 63

Description
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Small intact jug (juglet) found in 1961 during the excavation of the Angelopoulos plot. It comes from Burial 3 and was deposited as a burial offering together with eight more intact pots and other vessels’ fragments.

Its base is ring-shaped, the body squat and shallow, the neck wide and its handle vertical. The decoration on the outside, very worn today, consists of various geometric motifs (bands, meander, wavy lines, ray ornaments) arranged in zones.

Δοντάς, Γ., «Ανασκαφή Οικοπέδου Αγγελοπούλου», Αρχαιολογικόν Δελτίον 17, Μέρος Α' - Μελέται, 1961/62, σελ. 91, πίν. 34α, αρ. κατ. η
Coldstream, J.N., Greek Geometric Pottery. A Survey of Ten Styles and their Chronology. Updated second edition, United Kingdom, 2008, σελ. 22