Hydria

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Contribution and examples

G. M. A. Richter J. D. Beazley Metropolitan Museum of Art Hercules Triton

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Types

Black-figure pottery Torus Red-figure Alexandria Whitewash

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Manufacturing

Old English Potter's wheel Clay Rib tool Striations

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Function

Krater Urn Inscription Bronze Tournaments

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Created: Geometric period, archaic period, classical period Hellenistic period
Culture: Ancient Greek
Discovered: 19th century
Material: Ceramic and bronze
Size: Medium-volume container varying from 25cm to 50 cm, able to be carried by one or more people.
Symbols: Mythological stories were often painted onto the hydria, as well as scenes of daily life, such as the collection of water.

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Greek Greek language
Late Geometric period Geometric art
Hellenistic period
Ancient Greek culture Culture of ancient Greece

Function

Krater
Urn
Inscription Epigraphy
Bronze
Tournaments Tournament
Sanctuaries Sanctuary

Types

Manufacturing

Old English
Potter's wheel
Clay
Rib tool
Striations Striation (fatigue)
Amphora
Slip Slip (ceramics)
Leather hard Leather-hard
Parabolic shape Parabolic arch
Burnished Burnishing (pottery)
Welding
Palmettes Palmette

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Hydria

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related to The Friedlaender hydria · 21

Hydria → Ajax, Amphitrite, Athena, BC, Boeotian, Corinthian, Friedlaender, Hector, Hercules, Hermes, Idaios, Iliad, Nereus, Old Man, On, Poseidon, Sea, The, This, Triton

related to Inscribed hadra hydria · 16

Hydria → Art, BC, Delphi, For, From, Important, Inscriptions, Kleon, Member, Metropolitan Museum, Sacred Embassy, Soteria, Sotion, Theodotos, These, Year

related to Hadra hydria · 13

Hydria → Alexandria, Clay Ground, Crete, Egypt, Hadra, Hellenistic, Polychrome, Rather, The, There, These, They, This

related to External links · 12

Hydria → Art Archived, Art Institute, ArtGlass, ChicagoGlass, Galleries, German, Glass, Greek, March, Metropolitan Museum, Toledo Museum, Wayback Machine

related to Bronze hydria · 9

Hydria → BC, Bronze, Developed, Dionysus, For, Having, It, There, Unlike

related to Caputi hydria · 9

Hydria → Athens, BC, Beazley, Caputi, Due, However, Notwithstanding, Richter, The Caputi

related to Contribution and examples · 8

Hydria → Ancient Greece, Ancient Greek, Decorations, Dionysus, For, Inscriptions, Its, The

related to Bronze hydriai · 7

Hydria → Beginning, Bronze, First, For, Its, The, Then

related to Body · 5

Hydria → At, Old English, The, This, With

related to Hydria · 5

Hydria → BC, It, Its, The, This

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bronze neck clay also shoulder century hadra handles bc body lip one greek form figures inscriptions two vertical potter's decorated

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Hydria	Created	Geometric period, archaic period, classical period Hellenistic period	1.00	infobox
Hydria	Culture	Ancient Greek	1.00	infobox
Hydria	Discovered	19th century	1.00	infobox
Hydria	Material	Ceramic and bronze	1.00	infobox
Hydria	Size	Medium-volume container varying from 25cm to 50 cm, able to be carried by one or more people.	1.00	infobox
Hydria	Symbols	Mythological stories were often painted onto the hydria, as well as scenes of daily life, such as the collection of water.	1.00	infobox
Hydria	Writing	Painters would sometimes inscribe their name onto the hydria.	1.00	infobox
diluting wine in a krater.The hydria also acted as a funerary urn containing ashes	instance of	which aided in tasks	0.80	text
the potter's name	instance of	The inscriptions provide information	0.80	text
date	instance of	The inscriptions provide information	0.80	text
purpose of the hydria	instance of	The inscriptions provide information	0.80	text
Hydria	related to Body	The	0.60	section

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