Chalcidian pottery
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Chalcidian pottery
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Chalcidian pottery is an important style of Western Greek black-figure vase painting. The style's name is derived from the occasional presence of mythological inscriptions on the vases, which are executed in the Chalcidian alphabet. Andreas Rumpf and Adolf Kirchhoff, who coined the term, as well as other archaeologists initially assumed the pottery to originate from Euboea. Nowadays, it is believed to have been produced in Rhegion, perhaps also in Caere. The question has not yet been conclusivel
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2024-04-05T10:27:48Z
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