Terracotta Krater. From Attica, Greece. 750-735 BCE.

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A History of the Classical World in 100 Objects

Emily Hauser

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Doryphoros. Roman copy, found in Pompeii, Italy. Copy, 1st cent. BCE; original, circa 450 BCE. by Emily Hauser

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Doryphoros. Roman copy, found in Pompeii, Italy. Copy, 1st cent. BCE; original, circa 450 BCE. by Emily Hauser

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Terracotta Krater. From Attica, Greece. 750-735 BCE.

A History of the Classical World in 100 Objects

10 minutes 30 seconds

9 years ago

Terracotta Krater. From Attica, Greece. 750-735 BCE.

A terracotta krater from Attica reveals insights into a remarkable period of change in ancient Greece in the mid-eighth century BCE.