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Tania Lezanta
a vase and bowl on display in a museum
Minoan Pottery Designs
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Minoan Art Pottery
Minoan frying pan with decorative spirals. From around 2700 to 1450 BC, the Minoan civilization flourished as a seafaring and mercantile culture. This vibrant culture was centred around the island of Crete and eventually dominated the Agean region. The Egyptians called the Minoans “the Sea Peoples” and had a fond appreciation for Minoan pottery and ceramics, prized for their innovative shapes and sea-inspired designs
a small ceramic vase with wooden handles on a white tableclothed surface, decorated with black and orange designs
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Minoan Art Pottery
Small, Minoan, twin handled ‘Kamares’ bowl with labrys motif
a brown and white plate with designs on it
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Bowl with goddess and dancers from Old Palace, Phaistos.
a group of cups and saucers sitting next to each other
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Ancient Greek Art
Cups with polychrome decoration. Kamares ware. Phaistos, Palaeopalatial period (1800-1700 BC). https://www.facebook.com/103918513050399/photos/a.164221160353467.33101.103918513050399/708495389259372/?type=1&theater
an old vase with designs painted on it
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Ancient Mediterranean
Ancient Greek Pottery
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Kamarees ware jar, from Phaistos (Crete), Greece. BC Crete, have been found at sites through the Aegean islands and mainland Greece, on Cyprus, along the coastal Syria and in Egypt, showing the wide trading contacts of the Minoans. The extremely fine palace pottery called Kamares ware, and the Late Minoan all-over patterned "Marine style" are the high points of the Minoan pottery tradition.
a black and white vase sitting on top of a brown table next to a wall
Greek Ornament
Greek Ceramics
Minoan Art Pottery
Minoan teapot – Kamares. [Weird]
a white vase with brown designs on it
Mesopotamian Art
Ancient Iran
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Louvre site des collections
TDO 6 - Boisseau aux serpents Iran - Suse I - 4200 à 3800 av. J.-C. Suse Terre cuite peinte H. : 30 cm. ; D. : 20,60 cm Paris, mdL.
an old vase is sitting on display in a museum setting with white shelves and gray walls
Ancient Crete
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Minoan Art Pottery
a black and white drawing of a skull with its mouth open, showing the teeth
Skull Sketch
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SKULL RAMPAGE☠
an old vase sitting on top of a wooden stand with holes in it's side
East Sepik Province
African Ceramics
African Pottery
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Ethnographic Art
Afrikaanse Kunst
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Tanah Liat
stirring up the meltingpot
artpropelled: This elegant clay pot comes from the Keram River area of Papua New Guinea’s East Sepik Province
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Selection of carvings from the Castro de Santa Tegra, A Guarda, Galicia. ~ Celtic culture of the northwestern regions of the Iberian Peninsula- present-day northern Portugal / Spanish regions of Galicia, Asturias and NW León - from the end of the Bronze Age (c. 9th century BC) until it was subsumed by Roman culture (c. 1st century BC).
an old vase in a glass case with designs on the bottom and sides, sitting inside a wooden frame
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Minoan Art Pottery
Minoan Pitcher Archeological Museum in Heraklion.Minoan Terracotta Pitcher439px-506px
an ornate vase with flowers painted on the side and in the middle, sitting on a pedestal
Pottery Jewelry
Minoan Art Pottery
Kamares krater/banquet vessel. From around 2700 to 1450 BC, the Minoan civilization flourished as a seafaring and mercantile culture. This vibrant culture was centred around the island of Crete and eventually dominated the Agean region. The Egyptians called the Minoans “the Sea Peoples” and had a fond appreciation for Minoan pottery and ceramics, prized for their innovative shapes and sea-inspired designs.
an artisticly decorated pedestal with birds on it's top and bottom part, possibly from the early 20th century
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an artistic object is on display in a glass case with white and brown designs around it
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Offering Table with dolphins", Akrotiri, Mature Late Cycladic I Period (17th B.C.) cut from pumice