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History of Ancient Pottery: Greek, Etruscan, and Roman. Volume 1 (of 2)

Chapter 4: LIST OF TEXT-ILLUSTRATIONS IN VOLUME I
By H. B. Walters
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It surveys ancient Mediterranean pottery with primary focus on Greek ceramics and extended treatment of Etruscan and Roman wares, combining technical explanation, archaeological context, and stylistic history. Chapters describe excavation sites and find circumstances, funerary and domestic uses, and the names and forms of common shapes. Technical processes such as clay preparation, wheel-throwing, moulding, painting, and firing are explained alongside workshop practice, chronology, and regional variations. The volume addresses restoration, imitation, and collecting, and includes numerous plates, illustrations, and a bibliography to assist classification and interpretation. Oriental and northern European pottery are deliberately excluded.

LIST OF TEXT-ILLUSTRATIONS IN
VOLUME I

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1. Coffin containing vases, from Athens Stackelberg 34
2. Bronze-Age tombs in Cyprus Ath. Mitth. 35
3. Tomb at Gela (Sicily) with vases Ashmol. Vases 37
4. Campana tomb at Veii Campana 39
5. Map of Greece 47
6. Map of Asia Minor and the Archipelago 63
7. Map of Cyprus 66
8. Map of Italy 70
9. Diagram of roof-tiling, Heraion, Olympia Durm 93
10. Antefix from Marathon Brit. Mus. 99
11. Inscribed tiles from Acarnania and Corfu Brit. Mus. 102
12. Ostrakon of Megakles Benndorf 103
13. Ostrakon of Xanthippos Jahrbuch 103
14. Hemikotylion from Kythera Brit. Mus. 135
15. Child playing with jug Brit. Mus. 137
16. Dedication to Apollo (Naukratis) Brit. Mus. 139
17. Youth with votive tablet Benndorf 140
18. Vases used in sacrifice Furtwaengler and Reichhold 141
19. Funeral lekythos with vases inside tomb Brit. Mus. 143
20. Vases placed on tomb (Lucanian hydria) Brit. Mus. 144
21. Pithos from Knossos 152
22. Greek wine-jars Brit. Mus. 154
23. Amphora-stamps from Rhodes Dumont. 156
24. Amphora-stamps from Thasos Dumont. 158
25. “Tyrrhenian” amphora 160
26. Panathenaic amphora 160
27. Panel-amphora 161
28. Red-bodied amphora 161
29. “Nolan” amphora 162
30. Apulian amphora 162
31. “Pelike” 163
32. Stamnos 164
33. “Lekane” 164
34. Hydria 166
35. Kalpis 166
36. Krater with column-handles 169
37. Volute-handled krater 170
38. Calyx-krater 170
39. Bell-krater 170
40. Lucanian krater 172
41. Psykter 173
42. Deinos or lebes 173
43. Oinochoë (7th century) 177
44. Oinochoë (5th century) 177
45. Prochoös 178
46. Olpe 178
47. Epichysis 179
48. Kyathos 179
49. Kotyle 184
50. Kantharos 188
51. Kylix (earlier form) 190
52. Kylix (later form) 191
53. Phiale 191
54. Rhyton 193
55. Pinax 194
56. Lekythos 196
57. Lekythos (later form) 196
58. Alabastron 197
59. Aryballos 197
60. Pyxis 198
61. Epinetron or Onos 199
62. Askos 200
63. Apulian askos 200
64. Guttus 200
65. Potter’s wheel, from Corinthian pinakes Ant. Denkm. 207
66. Potter’s wheel (vase of about 500 B.C.) Ath. Mitth. 208
67. Boy polishing vase; interior of pottery Blümner 213
68. Seilenos as potter 216
69. Interior of furnace (Corinthian pinax) Ant. Denkm. 217
70. Interior of pottery Ath. Mitth. 218
71. Red-figured fragment, incomplete 222
72. Studio of vase-painter Blümner 223
73. Vase-painter varnishing cup Jahrbuch 227
74. Vase-painter using feather-brush Jahrbuch 228
75. Cypriote jug with concentric circles Brit. Mus. 251
76. Cypriote vase from Ormidhia Baumeister 254
77. “Owl-vase” from Troy Schliemann 258
78. Deep cup from Troy Schliemann 259
79. Vase in form of pig from Troy Schliemann 259
80. Double-necked vase from Troy Schliemann 259
81. Vases from Thera Baumeister 261
82. Mycenaean vases with marine subjects Brit. Mus. 273
83. Ornamentation on Geometrical vases Perrot 283
84. Geometrical vase with panels Brit. Mus. 284
85. Boeotian Geometrical vases Jahrbuch 288
86. Coffer from Thebes (Boeotian Geometrical) Jahrbuch 289
87. Burgon lebes Brit. Mus. 296
88. Warrior vase from Mycenae Schliemann 297
89. Proto-Attic vase from Vourva Ath. Mitth. 299
90. The Dodwell pyxis (cover) Baumeister 316
91. Vases of Samian or “Fikellura” style Brit. Mus. 337
92. The Arkesilaos cup (Bibl. Nat.) Baumeister 342
93. Cyrenaic cup with Kyrene Brit. Mus. 344
94. Naukratis fragment with “mixed technique” Brit. Mus. 346
95. “Egyptian situla” from Daphnae Brit. Mus. 351
96. Kylix by Exekias Wiener Vorl. 381
97. Vase by Amasis: Perseus slaying Medusa Brit. Mus. 382
98. Vase from Temple of Kabeiri Brit. Mus. 392
99. Diagram of rendering of eye on Attic vase Brit. Mus. Cat. 408
100. Palmettes under handles (early R.F.) Jahrbuch 414
101. Palmettes under handles (later R.F.) Riegl 415
102. Development of maeander and cross pattern Brit. Mus. Cat. 416
103. Krater of Polygnotan style: Slaying of Niobids (Louvre) Mon. dell’ Inst. 442
104. Boeotian kylix Brit. Mus. 452
105. Burlesque scene: Herakles and Auge Jahrbuch 474
106. Apulian sepulchral vase Brit. Mus. 477
107. Vase by Assteas in Madrid Baumeister 480
108. Lucanian krater: Departure of warrior Brit. Mus. 482
109. Hydria with opaque painting on black ground Brit. Mus. 489
110. Phiale with Latin inscription Brit. Mus. 490