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Stamnos

A stamnos (Ancient Greek: στάμνος; plural stamnoi) is a type of ancient Greek vase used to serve and store liquids. Stamnoi have a wide mouth, a foot, and two handles, and were usually made with a lid. The earliest known examples come from archaic Laconia and Etruria, and they began to be manufactured in Athens in the middle of the fifth century BCE.

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related to history · 24
Stamnos → Although, Archaic, Attic, Barbara Philippaki, BCE, Bothmer, Dietrich, Etruria, Euphronios, Evelyn Harrison, Geometric, Greek, Hirsch Stamnos, Italy, Laconia, Mycenaean, Oltos, Other, Pamphaios, Pioneer Group
related to Gallery · 14
Stamnos → Achilles, Amphitrite, BCE, BCERed-figure, British MuseumStamnos, Eos, Etruscan, Memnon, Nereid, Odysseus, Polygnotos, Poseidon, ScyllaRed-figure, Sirens
related to Function · 11
Stamnos → Barbara Philippaki, CE, Finely, Greek, Greek Anthology, In, Italy, The, They, Vases, When
related to Characteristics · 10
Stamnos → An, Boeotia, Chostia, Greek, Hermippus, In, Similarly, Stamnoi, The, The Greek

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stamnoi made used bce examples athens century known red-figure etruria italy greek painted early often sometimes handles attic found may

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Stamnosrelated to CharacteristicsChostia0.60section
Stamnosrelated to CharacteristicsBoeotia0.60section
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