KALLITHEA - 2000
General Information
Record ID
1722
Activity Date
2000
Chronology
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Type of Operation
Institution
Localisation
Toponym
Kallithea
Kallithea
Linked Record
2000
Report
Kallithea. Salaminos 42 (Kolokotroni property). A cluster of tombs of the fifth and fourth centuries BC included a limestone sarcophagus, two child larnax burials and two enchytrismoi in amphorae. The sarcophagus was oriented northeast-southwest, and the body was accompanied by an aryballoid lekythos. One larnax contained a skyphos of the Leafless Group (Figs 1-2) with a lid depicting a Dionysiac scene with maenads and satyrs brandishing thyrsoi, a two-handled skyphos, small olpes and an unpainted prochous.
Author
Robert PITT
Bibliographic reference(s)
M. Petritaki, ADelt 55 (2000) Chr, 103−05; AR 56 (2009-2010), 13.
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Date of creation
2011-01-23 00:00:00
Last modification
2023-10-06 10:19:10
Picture(s)
Fig. 1/ Kallithea. 42 Salaminos Street. The grave goods from a larnax burial.
Fig. 2/ Kallithea. 42 Salaminos Street. Lid of a skyphos.