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Abstract
Conrad M. Stibbe More than sixty - complete or fragmentary - Laconian bronze hydriae are preserved and catalogued. The article aims at showing the stilistic and chronological coherence of this rather exceptional output of the Laconian bronze industry between ca. 650 and 550 BC. It should contribute, moreover, to end a rather long standing controverse about the dating of a well-preserved group of bronze hydriae which came to light at Paestum and Sala Consilina (here incorporated in the Gitiadas Group): In fact the history of the whole bronze industry of Sparta, Corinth and other centres of the Archaic Period is at stake. Article in volume 79, 2004, pages 1-40 Buy and download the article as PDF file
The other articles in volume 79, 2004: R. de Zwarte L.B. van der Meer Julie van Kerckhove Christoph Ohlig Boaz Zissu and Amir Ganor Ans Braakenburg-van Breukelen Mark Hirst and Gina Salapata Olivier Hekster Richard de Kind D.C. Steures J.M. Hemelrijk |
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