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Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1531, described as Large gray krater. Description from Matteucig (1951): Stamnoid Krater; height: 42.5 cm; diameter: 41.5 cm (see Matteucig's plate III, 1). Gray impasto. Clay light gray with black and whitish particles; dull light gray surface, varying to light brown. Low neck, ridged inside, with flaring rim. Horizontal double handles with amon key's head at center; above and below each handle, acord decoration of rhomboids; be tween handles, a ram's head surrounded by three cords in horseshoe pattern; two vertical cords hanging from below ram's head; on shoulder, four knobs, round in section, with flat top adorned by a cruciform impression. Small flat base. Entire lower part of vase is restored in gray clay; upper half, badly damaged and poorly recomposed; small part of rim chipped off. Cf. Not. Sc., 1898, p. 443, fig. 8.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-798, described as Gray ribbed krater

Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1703, described as Big krater on foot like 8-1533, gray. Description from Matteucig (1951): Stamnoid Krater; height: 41.5 cm; diameter: 36.5 cm (see Matteucig's plate XI, 2). Brown impasto. Clay light gray, very impure; dull light brown surface. Shape as in no. 8-1533 with a slightly higher foot; cord decoration the same. Vase in very poor condition; several cracks on body.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-704, described as Krater, bricky ware

Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1673, described as Corded krater. Description from Matteucig (1951): Stamnoid Krater; height: 32 cm; diameter: 30.8 cm (see Matteucig's plate IX, 1). Brown impasto. Clay grayish with many impurities; unpolished brown surface with many black shiny particles. Low neck, ridged inside, with slightly flaring lip; horizontal handles, slightly turned up; usual knob between handles; very low ring foot. On shoulder, a cord; two around each knob, and one hanging from under each knob. Vase restored from several fragments. Cf. Not. Sc., 1896, p. 270, fig. 4, from Poggio Buco.

Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1503, described as Corded krater of darker ware. Description from Matteucig (1951): Stamnoid Krater; height: 36 cm; diameter: 33-5 cm; (see Matteucig's plate I 3) Gray impasto. Clay as in 1502, with a somewhat darker surface varying from dark gray to dark red and brown, probably the result of uneven firing. The shape is that of 8-1502, but more care fully rounded and symmetrical; decorations also as in 8-1502. Vase better preserved and restorations neatly done.

Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1506, described as Red krater coated white. Description from Matteucig (1951): Krater; height: 23 cm; diameter: 22.5 cm. (see Matteucig's plate II, 2). Italo-Geometric. Clay brick red with dull and shiny whitish particles, as in 8-1505. Decorations in matt red paint over creamish slip. High straight neck with slightly flaring lip, rounded body, low, hol low disk foot. Central part of vase decorated with concentric circles around a central dot; above and below this zone, a frieze of alternating four straight and four wavy vertical lines (metope pattern); a red band borders the neck and foot; three horizontal bands under lower frieze. Vase cracked in many places; some missing parts filled in with chalky whitish clay; half of the foot restored. This vase falls, as far as its technique is concerned, on the borderline between my impasto type D and Italo-Geometric. The clay is slightly finer than that of 8-1505, and the thick walls connect the vase with "Impasto D," whereas the decoration is that of Italo-Geometric vases. (Cf. Blakeway, B.S.A ., XXXIII, 1932-1933, p. 193 fig. 15 and text ad loc.) For some interesting parallels and comparisons, cf. Montelius, pi. 255, 11 from Bisenzio; pi. 256, 5; pi. 259, n, the well known "lydion" from Vulci; pi. 282, 18; Mon. Ant., XV, 1905, col. 681, fig. 202, a. Cf. also Not. Sc., 1914, p. 323, fig. 16; Albizzati, fasc. I, PI. II, 37, and Mon. Ant., XXI, 1912, col. 439, fig. 29, and PI. I, the famous geometric vase from Le Bucacce.

Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1674, described as Corded krater. Description from Matteucig (1951): 2. Stamnoid Krater (8/1674); height: 29 cm; diameter: 28.5 cm (see Matteucig's plate IX, 2). Brown impasto. Clay, surface, and decoration as in no. 8-1673; shape practically the same, but a higher hollow foot gives the vase a better balanced appearance. Cf. Not. Sc., 1914, p. 91, fig. 4, a, from Pitigliano.

Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-627, described as Black krater

Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1954, described as Red krater

Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1531, described as Large gray krater. Description from Matteucig (1951): Stamnoid Krater; height: 42.5 cm; diameter: 41.5 cm (see Matteucig's plate III, 1). Gray impasto. Clay light gray with black and whitish particles; dull light gray surface, varying to light brown. Low neck, ridged inside, with flaring rim. Horizontal double handles with amon key's head at center; above and below each handle, acord decoration of rhomboids; be tween handles, a ram's head surrounded by three cords in horseshoe pattern; two vertical cords hanging from below ram's head; on shoulder, four knobs, round in section, with flat top adorned by a cruciform impression. Small flat base. Entire lower part of vase is restored in gray clay; upper half, badly damaged and poorly recomposed; small part of rim chipped off. Cf. Not. Sc., 1898, p. 443, fig. 8.

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Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1703, described as Big krater on foot like 8-1533, gray. Description from Matteucig (1951): Stamnoid Krater; height: 41.5 cm; diameter: 36.5 cm (see Matteucig's plate XI, 2). Brown impasto. Clay light gray, very impure; dull light brown surface. Shape as in no. 8-1533 with a slightly higher foot; cord decoration the same. Vase in very poor condition; several cracks on body.

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Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1673, described as Corded krater. Description from Matteucig (1951): Stamnoid Krater; height: 32 cm; diameter: 30.8 cm (see Matteucig's plate IX, 1). Brown impasto. Clay grayish with many impurities; unpolished brown surface with many black shiny particles. Low neck, ridged inside, with slightly flaring lip; horizontal handles, slightly turned up; usual knob between handles; very low ring foot. On shoulder, a cord; two around each knob, and one hanging from under each knob. Vase restored from several fragments. Cf. Not. Sc., 1896, p. 270, fig. 4, from Poggio Buco.

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Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1503, described as Corded krater of darker ware. Description from Matteucig (1951): Stamnoid Krater; height: 36 cm; diameter: 33-5 cm; (see Matteucig's plate I 3) Gray impasto. Clay as in 1502, with a somewhat darker surface varying from dark gray to dark red and brown, probably the result of uneven firing. The shape is that of 8-1502, but more care fully rounded and symmetrical; decorations also as in 8-1502. Vase better preserved and restorations neatly done.

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Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1506, described as Red krater coated white. Description from Matteucig (1951): Krater; height: 23 cm; diameter: 22.5 cm. (see Matteucig's plate II, 2). Italo-Geometric. Clay brick red with dull and shiny whitish particles, as in 8-1505. Decorations in matt red paint over creamish slip. High straight neck with slightly flaring lip, rounded body, low, hol low disk foot. Central part of vase decorated with concentric circles around a central dot; above and below this zone, a frieze of alternating four straight and four wavy vertical lines (metope pattern); a red band borders the neck and foot; three horizontal bands under lower frieze. Vase cracked in many places; some missing parts filled in with chalky whitish clay; half of the foot restored. This vase falls, as far as its technique is concerned, on the borderline between my impasto type D and Italo-Geometric. The clay is slightly finer than that of 8-1505, and the thick walls connect the vase with "Impasto D," whereas the decoration is that of Italo-Geometric vases. (Cf. Blakeway, B.S.A ., XXXIII, 1932-1933, p. 193 fig. 15 and text ad loc.) For some interesting parallels and comparisons, cf. Montelius, pi. 255, 11 from Bisenzio; pi. 256, 5; pi. 259, n, the well known "lydion" from Vulci; pi. 282, 18; Mon. Ant., XV, 1905, col. 681, fig. 202, a. Cf. also Not. Sc., 1914, p. 323, fig. 16; Albizzati, fasc. I, PI. II, 37, and Mon. Ant., XXI, 1912, col. 439, fig. 29, and PI. I, the famous geometric vase from Le Bucacce.

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Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1674, described as Corded krater. Description from Matteucig (1951): 2. Stamnoid Krater (8/1674); height: 29 cm; diameter: 28.5 cm (see Matteucig's plate IX, 2). Brown impasto. Clay, surface, and decoration as in no. 8-1673; shape practically the same, but a higher hollow foot gives the vase a better balanced appearance. Cf. Not. Sc., 1914, p. 91, fig. 4, a, from Pitigliano.

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Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-627, described as Black krater

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Hearst Museum object titled Krater, accession number 8-1954, described as Red krater

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