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Shapes and Uses of Greek Vases 7th - 4th centuries B.C

Proceedings of the Symposium held at the Université libre de Bruxelles 27-29 April 2006

Editeur(s) : TSINGARIDA Athéna

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This volume publishes the Proceedings of an International Symposium held at the University of Brussels (ULB) in April 2006. It places special emphasis on the shapes of Greek vases and how they might shed light on different aspects of pottery production, such as the organization of workshops, the distribution and reception of pottery, and uses of ancient ceramics. Articles are grouped according to six topics: “Production: workshops and shapes,” “Containers, capacities and uses,” “Shapes and uses,” “Images and shapes: iconography and uses,” and “Greek vases and their consumers.” In total, these topics open the path to stimulating discussions on a class of material that played an important part in the cultural exchanges and daily life of the ancient Greek world.

    Collection : Études d’archéologie (CReA-Patrimoine)

  • Publication 2009
  • ISBN 978-907772385-2
  • Support Livre broché
  • Format 21 x 29,5
  • Num. dans la collection 3
  • Nombre de pages 382

Contents

Foreword

Athena Tsingarida

Abbreviations

Introduction

Francine Blondé

I.Production: Workshops and Potters

The exaleiptron in Attica and Boeotia: Early black figure workshops reconsidered

Bettina Kreuzer

Die Botkin Klasse

Heide Mommsen

Les ateliers de potiers : le témoignage des doubleens amphorae

Cécile Jubier

Galinier Attic red-figured Type D pyxides

John H. Oakley

II.

Containers, Capacities and Uses

Maße, Form und Funktion. Die attisch-schwarzfigurigen Halsamphoren

Martin Bentz

Some Practical Aspects of Attic Black-figured Olpai and Oinochoai

Andrew J. Clark

Kleine Trinkschalen für Mellepheben?

Elke Böhr

Calculating vessel capacities : A new web-based solution

Laurent Engels, Laurent Bavay & Athena Tsingarida

III.

Shapes and Uses

Les pithoi à reliefs de l'atelier d'Aphrati. Fonction et statut d'une production orientalisante

Thomas Brisart

Sacrificial and profane use of Greek hydriai

Elisabeth Trinkl

Suction dippers: many shapes, many names and a few tricks

Eurydice Kefalidou

Vases for heroes and gods : early red-figure parade cups and large-scaled phialai

Athena Tsingarida

An unpublished dimidiating animal-head cup in the Musées royaux d’Art et d’Histoire, Brussels

Susanna Sarti

IV. Images and Shapes: Iconography andUses

Un Dionysos pour les morts à Athènes à la fin de l'archaïsme : à propos des lécythes attiques à figures noires trouvés à Athènes en contexte funéraire

Marie-Christine Villanueva-Puig

Black-figure albastra by the Diosphos and Emporion Painters : specific subjects for specific uses?

Eleni Hatzivassiliou

Vases grecs : à vos marques

François Lissarrague

V. Shapes in Contexts

A propos d’une coupe de Sellada : les coupes de prestige archaïques attiques reconsidérées. Quelques réflexions concernant leur usage

Nassi Malagardis

Marker vase or burnt offering? The clay loutrophoros in context Victoria Sabetai

Parfumer les morts. Usages et contenu des balsamaires hellénistiques en contexte funéraire

Natacha Massar

The daily grind of ancient Greece: mortars and mortaria between symbol and reality

Alexandra Villing

VI. The Greek Vase and its Purchasers

Les amateurs des scènes érotiques de l'archaïsme récent

Juliette de La Genière

Greek shapes among the Lydians: retentions, divergences and developments

Stravos A. Paspalas

Le vase grec entre statut et fonction : le cas de la péninsule Ibérique

Pierre Rouillard

Conclusions

François Villard

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