Ancient ceramic fragment with intricate designs and patterns, featuring what appears to be a face profile at one end.

Frontispiece

This is a digital image of an aerial map showing geographical features such as bodies of water, roads, and settlements. The map includes place names and topographical details like elevation changes.

Frontispiece

Introduction

This is an image of a map showing geographic regions labeled as "Pelasgians" and "Etruscans," with the Mediterranean Sea visible in the background. The style appears to be a historical or antique map, possibly from a book or publication related to ancient history.

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Ch. 1: Small

The image shows a map with various labeled geographical features such as mountains, rivers, and bodies of water. There are also labels for regions like Murge of Salento, Apulian coastline, and others. The map is in black and white, indicating it could be an old or historical map without any colors visible.

WF 2

The image shows a black and white photograph of a hilly landscape with agricultural fields. In the foreground, there is an individual standing on uneven terrain, likely composed of rocks and soil. The person appears small due to perspective and the vastness of the background. The focus seems shallow, as evidenced by the softened appearance of the distant landscape.

WF 3

The image is a map showing an archaeological site with marked areas indicating different levels of sherd density (number of artifacts found per square meter). The map includes annotations and place names, likely relating to the historical context or location.

WF 4

The image shows a large black-figure ceramic vase with intricate scenes depicting humans and animals in various poses, likely representing mythological figures and stories. The craftsmanship includes fine detailing on the clothing and features of the depicted characters.

WF 5

This is a sectioned drawing of an archaeological site featuring two distinct areas: a lower city with labeled structures, and a fortified wall. The image includes measurements in meters for the scale.

WF 6

The image shows a coin with two distinct sides. One side features an embossed profile face, suggesting a representation of a historical figure or deity, possibly Roman given the style. The other side displays what appears to be a stylized grain sheaf, which is often associated with the symbolism of abundance in ancient coins. The coin has signs of wear and patina, indicating it is an artifact from antiquity.

WF 7a

The image shows two ancient coins. The coin on the top is slightly larger than the one below. Both are made of metal, with visible signs of aging such as corrosion and mottling. Each coin features intricate designs or inscriptions, indicative of historical currency from a bygone era.

WF 7b

The image shows a set of stone ruins with visible architectural elements such as walls and what appears to be doorways or windows. The material is likely stone, and the structure has partially crumbled, revealing layers within the ruins. The visual features include uneven surfaces, angular lines, and shadows that give texture and depth to the scene.

WF 8

This is a black and white image showing fragmented pieces of an archaeological ceramic artifact. The fragments are irregularly shaped, with some appearing to have smooth surfaces while others show rough edges where the pieces broke off from the original vessel. There are measurements indicated along one side of the image, suggesting that this might be part of an analysis related to the size or scale of the artifact.

WF 9

The image shows a fragment of an ancient ceramic pot with a red-painted design featuring multiple clusters of dots and lines, creating a pattern across the surface of the pottery shard. The material appears to be clay, indicative of fired pottery.

WF 10

Ancient Greek black-figure vase with three figures; one in a seated position while the other two stand, showcasing intricate detailing and dynamic poses typical of this art form.

WF 11

This is a black and white image featuring various types of ancient Greek pottery, including vases with different shapes and styles. The designs on the pots showcase intricate patterns and figures from Greek mythology, representing the artistic and cultural aspects of that time period.

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Ch. 2: Lombardo

This is a black and white illustration featuring two keys with intricate designs and engravings on them. The key on the right has Latin text, "ALIUS DEVS ALIUS MORTIS" engraved on its side. The keys are likely symbolic or representational rather than functional due to their stylized forms and embellishments.

WF 13

This is a black and white image showing a collection of coins from different historical periods, each coin featuring unique designs and possibly inscriptions, which are the key visual features. The coins come in various shapes, sizes, and styles, reflecting their cultural and time-specific origins.

WF 14

The image depicts an ancient Greek inscribed fragment with visible letters written in a script that is typical for classical Greek texts, and there's also a partial depiction of what appears to be a landscape or architectural structure on the surface of the artifact, which resembles pottery.

WF 15

The image shows a circular fragment of an ancient ceramic object with text inscribed on its inner surface. The writing appears to be in an archaic script, and the material looks weathered with signs of decay. The edges are irregular, suggesting that this is a small part of a larger item or perhaps multiple fragments from the same artifact placed together for viewing or comparison.

WF 16

The image shows an archaeological artifact, specifically a fragment of ancient Greek pottery with writing on it. The text is inscribed using the Linear B script, which was used by Mycenaean Greeks and is one of the earliest forms of written Greek. The fragment itself appears to be weathered, suggesting age and exposure to various conditions over time.

WF 17

The image shows a fragment of an ancient pot with Greek inscriptions. The writing is in black against the light background of the clay, and the pot has a rough texture visible on its surface.

WF 18

The image depicts a close-up view of an ancient ceramic fragment with inscribed writing. The text is likely from an early alphabet, possibly Greek or a similar system. The background is a pale beige color, and the edges of the pottery show signs of wear and breakage indicative of its age.

WF 19

The image shows a map divided into various regions with labels in an unknown language. The map uses different colors to represent certain areas, which could be based on political boundaries, geographical features, or other distinctions.

WF 20

The image shows a fragment of an ancient artifact with visible engravings on its surface. The piece appears to be made of stone, and the engravings are intricate, possibly depicting patterns or symbols.

WF21

The image shows a fragment of a stone artifact with visible engravings on its surface. The fragment appears weathered, suggesting age, and has an irregular shape indicative of a broken piece of a larger object. The material is rough, hinting at the durability of the rock used in its construction.

WF22

The image shows a fragment of ancient pottery with incised lines and markings on its surface. The material appears to be clay, and it has a worn, dirty texture indicative of its age and exposure to various conditions over time.

WF 23

The image shows an ancient clay tablet with inscriptions, likely originating from a historical site. The tablet has visible writing on its surface and appears to be in good condition for its age. It is displayed against a neutral background which accentuates the tablet's features.

WF 24

Map showing the distribution of Phoenician and Punic inscriptions across a region with specific areas highlighted in red, yellow, and blue to denote different historical periods. This includes text labels for various sites such as Sfax and Zagora within the depicted territory.

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Ch. 3: Fontannaz

The image appears to be a map with various colored dots, possibly representing locations of archaeological findings. Each dot seems to have a different color label near it, which could indicate the type or classification of the artifacts found at those sites. The labels are too small to read clearly, but they likely correspond to specific types of artifacts such as pottery, tools, or other objects from an archaeological excavation.

WF 26

The image shows an ancient Greek vase fragment with a depiction of a human head in profile. The figure is wearing a crown, suggesting they may represent royalty or deity.

WF 27a

This is a fragment of an ancient ceramic vase featuring an artistic depiction of a human figure holding what appears to be a bow and arrow. The style suggests it may be from the Greek or Roman period, known for such narrative pottery art.

WF 27b

The image shows a fragment of an ancient Greek pottery with orange-red slip over a black background, displaying part of a figure, possibly female, characterized by flowing garments and drapery, indicative of the style from around 500 BCE to 300 BCE.

WF 27c

The image shows a collection of ancient ceramics laid out on a surface for study or display. The items include various types of vases and bowls, with visible decorations such as patterns and possibly handles intact. The material appears to be earthenware, characterized by its organic tones and porous texture.

WF 28

The image is a black and white photograph showing a chart with handwritten annotations on graph paper. The text is too small to read, but it appears to include numerical data points connected by a line graph, which suggests the presentation of scientific or historical information. The material of the artifact being described is not visible in the image.

WF 29

This is an archaeological image showing fragmented pieces of a vessel with a distinctive design featuring red and brown stripes, possibly made from clay, on a white surface labeled with measurements for scale.

WF 30

This is a fragment of an ancient pottery vessel with artistic designs. The visible parts show intricate patterns and black glazing on a pale background, indicating possible historical significance.

WF 31a

The image shows a fragment of an ancient Greek vase with visible black-figure pottery technique. The piece features what appears to be human figures and possibly mythological creatures, showcasing the artistic style typical of such artifacts from classical antiquity. The condition suggests it may have been damaged or intentionally broken into pieces, as indicated by the rough edge of the fragment.

WF 31b

The image shows a fragmented piece of ancient ceramic pottery with visible designs or motifs. The artifact appears to have once been part of a larger vessel, given the presence of curved edges and patterns characteristic of historical ceramics.

WF 31c

The image shows a fragment of an ornate ceramic or pottery artifact with intricate designs, possibly suggesting an elaborate pattern or motif. The object appears to have been broken and is not complete, revealing its internal structure.

WF 31d

This is an image of a fragment of ancient Greek pottery, specifically what appears to be a portion of a vase with painted decoration. The visible artwork includes human figures and intricate patterns in the black-figure style characteristic of Athenian vases from around the fifth century BCE.

WF 31e

The image shows an archaeologically significant artifact: a large fragment of a decorated ceramic vase. The piece displays intricate designs and possibly depictions of figures, hinting at its historical value. The material appears to be pottery or clay-based, with a visible crack running across the fragment, suggesting it is from an ancient culture.

WF 32a

The image shows a collection of ancient Greek pottery shards with visible painted scenes on them. The material appears to be earthenware, and the colors are faded but suggest red and black figures characteristic of Greek vase painting. Key visual features include human figures in dynamic poses and detailed attire, as well as architectural elements that hint at the setting of the depicted narrative.

WF 32b

The image shows a fragment of an ancient pot with intricate decorations featuring leaves and possibly animal figures. The pottery is made from clay, which appears to have darkened over time, indicating its age and exposure to various conditions. The design elements are primarily in red against a black background, a common technique in certain historical ceramic traditions.

WF 33a

The image shows a fragment of an ancient vase featuring a depiction of a person with a full head of hair and intricate facial details, rendered in a style characteristic of classical pottery artistry. The visible part includes the upper torso and head, suggesting that the complete scene may have been more extensive on the original artifact.

WF 33a detail

The image shows a fragment of an antique stone sculpture. It features intricate carvings with floral patterns and depicts a human figure wearing a headdress, suggesting a ceremonial or religious context. The craftsmanship includes fine details and swirling patterns, which contribute to the piece's ancient artistic quality.

WF 33b

This is an image showing a detailed diagram of an archaeological site with clearly marked levels and sections. The layout includes labels such as "A," "B," "C," "D," "E," and "F," possibly indicating different features or finds within the excavation. There are also various symbols and annotations that suggest specific findings or methods used in the archaeological investigation.

WF 34

This is an image of a clay pot fragment with visible lines suggesting ridges or texture around its circumference. The artifact appears aged and may have markings or engravings on the surface, indicating cultural significance or method of production.

WF 35a

This is an image of a broken ceramic piece with visible patterns and designs, possibly part of an ancient vessel. The material appears to be earthenware, and the fragment has multiple shards jutting out at different angles. The pottery shows signs of wear and could potentially offer insights into the cultural context in which it was used or made.

WF 35b

The image shows a collection of broken ceramic shards on a surface. These fragments appear to be from an old clay pot or similar artifact, exhibiting signs of wear and damage. The material looks like earthenware, and the pieces display uneven edges and rough surfaces due to the fragmentation.

WF 35c

This is an image of a fragment from an ancient ceramic vessel. The visible part shows textured patterns with hints of color, suggesting decorative elements typical of historical pottery. The artifact's fragmented state indicates its age and the passage of time.

WF 35c detail

The image shows a fragment of ancient Greek pottery with painted scenes. On one side, there's an illustrated figure wearing a draped garment and what appears to be armor at the waist, possibly depicting a warrior or athlete. The style is characteristic of black-figure Attic vases from the Archaic period.

WF 36a

Ancient clay fragment featuring intricate geometric designs with bold black lines against a textured background, possibly part of an ancient vessel or decorative art piece.

WF 36b

Ancient ceramic shard with a faded black-figure image of a male figure on one side and a partial inscription on the other, showing signs of age and wear.

WF 37

The image is a black-and-white illustration of an ancient Greek vase painting featuring two human figures, likely gods or goddesses due to the classical attire and hairstyles, with draped clothing and intricate details in their hair. The style is indicative of ancient Greek pottery artistry.

WF 38a

Archaeological artifact: a fragment of an ancient vase with intricate black-figured designs, including floral patterns and a central dot, visible on the interior surface. The material appears to be ceramic.

WF 38b

This is a fragment of an ancient Greek vase with black-figure pottery style. The visible image shows a horse, possibly being led by a human figure; the scene appears to depict a moment from a narrative or mythological story.

WF 38c

The image shows a fragment of ancient pottery with red painted designs on a black background. The visible figure appears to be a humanoid shape, possibly part of a decorative motif typical of certain historical periods or regions. There is no visible intact edge for context, so the exact size and nature of the original object are unclear from this fragment alone.

WF 38d

The image shows a fragment of an ancient Greek black-figured pottery vessel with intricate decoration. The visible part of the artifact includes a handle adorned with swirling patterns and stylized designs, indicative of traditional Greek artistic styles from historical periods such as the Geometric or the Archaic era.

WF 39a

The image shows a fragment of ancient pottery with Greek-style figures. The fragment depicts two male figures, one possibly holding a staff. The art style is indicative of Greco-Roman antiquity.

WF 39b

The image shows a collection of broken pieces that appear to be fragments of an ancient ceramic or stone object, possibly a vase or jar. The key visual features include the rough and irregular edges of the fragments, with some parts showing signs of wear and weathering, indicating their age and past use.

WF 40 a-c

This is an image of a fragment from an ancient ceramic vessel with artistic decorations featuring human figures in profile. The fragment displays one of the figures' heads and upper torsos, showcasing their stylized facial features and clothing details.

WF 41a

Ancient pottery fragment with intricate painted designs including a woman's face and architectural elements, displaying multiple colors such as red, yellow, brown, and white.

WF 41b

Ch. 4: Silvestrelli

This image shows an aerial map with various colored markers scattered across a coastal area. The map includes fields and bodies of water, possibly indicating land usage or environmental features. The different colors of the markers may represent points of interest, sites, or other data relevant to the information being displayed.

WF 42

This is an image of a large ancient Greek vase known as a hydria. It's made of terracotta, and features painted scenes with figures engaged in various activities. The artwork includes detailed clothing and human forms, indicative of the artistic style from classical antiquity.

WF 43

This is an antique vase made of terracotta with visible signs of age such as fading colors and areas of erosion. The vase features intricate designs, including what appears to be human figures and possibly mythological scenes, which are characteristic of ancient Greek or Roman pottery.

WF 44

Ancient Greek vase painted with mythological figures, featuring black silhouette against a red background. The vase is covered in decorative patterns and has visible signs of age, such as chips and cracks.

WF 44 detail

The image shows a Greek terracotta amphora featuring black-figure painting on its body. The vessel has two handles at the top and is decorated with figures, suggesting an artistic representation of mythology or daily life from ancient Greece.

WF 45a

This is a photograph of an ancient Greek vase with intricate relief decorations depicting human figures in classical attire. The vase is primarily dark brown and the figures are in lighter tones, emphasizing their forms. It has two handles at its sides and stands on three legs, showcasing its classic ceramic pottery form.

WF 45b

This is a black-figure amphora, an ancient Greek vase with scenes from daily life depicted on its sides. The figures are rendered in silhouette against a lighter background, giving them the characteristic three-dimensional effect of the black-figure technique.

WF 46

The image shows a black vase with two figures depicted on its side, which appear to be engaging in an activity such as dancing or interacting while holding objects like musical instruments or weapons. The pot has handles and features Greek-style design elements, indicative of its possible historical origin from ancient Greece.

WF 47a

This is an ancient Greek terracotta vase with painted decoration featuring figures in a mythological scene. The vase has visible handles and a protruding foot for support, typical of the Dipylon style from around the 8th century BCE.

WF 47b

The image shows a Greek vase with black-figure pottery technique depicting human figures in a running pose, characterized by fine detail and artistic skill. The vase has visible signs of age and wear, indicative of ancient origin.

WB 48

This is a large Greek black-figured amphora featuring human figures in various poses, showcasing the artistic style characteristic of Ancient Greece. The color contrast and details on their attire indicate an intricate design often found in ancient pottery.

WF 48 detail

The image shows a fragment of an ancient Greek vase with two painted figures on it. The vase is earthenware, and it features intricate details of the human figures' attire and facial expressions. The style indicates it's likely from a historical context when artists used pottery to depict scenes and stories.

WF 49

This is an image of a Greek black-figure amphora with visible figural decoration, suggesting scenes from mythology or everyday life. The vase appears to be in good condition, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistic style characteristic of ancient pottery.

WF 50a

This is an image of a large, cylindrical ancient Greek vase with faded colors. The vase has visible decorative patterns and scenes, including human figures. It's made from a material that appears to have aged over time, giving it a weathered look.

WF 50b

The image depicts an ancient Greek black-figured amphora. It is a large vase with two handles, and on its body there are scenes depicting figures engaged in various activities, rendered with high detail typical of the black-figure pottery style from this period. The colors visible include dark hues, possibly for the human figures, and lighter tones that suggest other elements within the scene. The amphora is displayed against a neutral background to highlight its features.

WF 51

The image shows a whole, round ancient Greek vase with a handle on each side. The body of the vase is adorned with figures and designs in black and gold colors, characteristic of Etruscan art.

WF 52a

The image shows a Greek vase with intricate black-figure decoration featuring human figures in profile. The vase has a cylindrical body, flaring mouth, and narrow neck with handles at either side for carrying. The surface is dark with areas of lighter color on the figures, suggesting age or intentional design to highlight the subjects.

WF 52b

The image shows an ancient Greek vase with a handle on top and two handles on its sides, depicting figures in black-figure technique. The vase is made from ceramic material and features intricate designs and patterns typical of Greek pottery from the Classical period.

WF 52c

A collection of five antique Greek vases in various styles and sizes, featuring black-figure pottery techniques with visible decoration on their surfaces, displayed against a neutral background.

WF 53

The image displays a portion of an ancient pottery vessel with depictions of human figures, likely from classical antiquity. The style and quality suggest it could be Greek or Roman, featuring two different scenes on each side. One scene depicts a seated figure holding what appears to be a scroll or document, while the other shows a standing figure holding out an object that resembles a lyre. The pottery is inscribed with incised patterns and has some visible wear and tear, indicative of its age and history.

WF 54

The image shows a large, round ceramic vessel with handles on each side and an intricate pattern depicting figures in profile along its body. The surface is darkened due to age, suggesting the piece is ancient, possibly Greek or Roman pottery.

WF 55a

The image displays a large, ancient Greek vase with detailed black-figured decoration on its body and neck. The style is characteristic of the Attic Black Figure Style, which was popular in Athens during the late Archaic and early Classical periods of Ancient Greece.

WF 55b

The image shows an antique Greek vase, featuring a scene with human figures. The style of the depiction is characteristic of ancient Greek art and the vase appears to be crafted from earthenware material.

WF 56a

Ancient Greek pottery with black-figure style decoration featuring two human figures; one standing and the other seated, rendered in high relief against a textured background. The pot is intact, showcasing traditional Hellenistic artistry.

WF 56b

Three views of a cylindrical black-figured vase with a decorative scene depicting human figures, likely from ancient Greece.

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Ch. 5: Denoyelle

This is a large, ornate vase with intricate designs on its surface. The vase appears to be crafted from clay and features decorations that suggest classical themes or characters. It has a tall neck and handles on either side, typical of traditional pottery styles.

WF 58

Ancient Greek vase with a scene depicting several figures in various poses; black-figure style; ceramic; visible details include drapery and human anatomy.

WF 59

The image shows an ancient Greek vase with a narrative scene painted on it. The vase is in black and white, which highlights the intricate details of the figures and the story being depicted.

WF 60

The image shows an antique vase with a classic design. The vase has a handle on each side, a narrow neck, and is decorated with intricate patterns and figures. It's made of ceramic material and appears to have been crafted by hand due to the uneven glazing.

WF 61

The image shows a collection of black and white photographs featuring ancient Greek vases, some with visible scenes from mythology or daily life. The vases appear in various states of preservation, with the majority showing designs on their bodies and necks, showcasing a glimpse into the craftsmanship and storytelling of that era.

WF 62

The image shows an intact ancient Greek black-figure amphora. The pot is adorned with intricate scenes depicting human figures in a variety of poses, likely illustrating classical mythological narratives. It stands on a surface and features two handles attached at the top to allow for easy handling.

WF 63

The image shows an ancient Greek vase known as a hydria, which is typically used for pouring water. The vase features black-figure pottery with painted figures and scenes in gold details, showcasing the artistic style of ancient Greece. It has two handles and rests on a stand or base, indicating it was designed to be displayed upright.

WF 64

The image shows an antique vase with a depiction of figures on its exterior, likely representing scenes from Greek mythology or history. The style and craftsmanship suggest it's made of ceramic, with visible signs of age and use such as wear and slight imperfection in the glazing.

WF 65

Ch. 6: Riccardi

This is a black-figure amphora from ancient Greece, made of clay, featuring classical human figures in dynamic poses on its body, with visible scenes and details painted on the surface. The handles are attached at both the neck and base, and there's an incised design around the neck area.

WF 66a

The image shows an ancient Greek vase with black-figure pottery technique. It is a round-bodied, short-necked vessel featuring figures on the sides in profile poses, typical of early Attic ceramics from around the sixth to fifth centuries BCE.

WF 66b

The image is of an archaeological artifact, specifically a fragment of ancient Greek or Roman pottery. The fragment depicts figures in profile, likely gods or mythological characters based on the attire and iconography. The colors are muted with earthy tones, and the style suggests it is from the Hellenistic period.

WF 66b (detail)

The image shows a black-figure vase from ancient times, featuring Greek artistry with human figures depicted in profile. The style is characteristic of Athens' golden age and is commonly associated with Etruscan art as well.

WF 67

This is a photograph of an ancient Greek vase featuring a depiction of two figures in profile, one appearing to be walking away from the other. The vase has a faded color with hints of original red and black detailing and is likely made of terracotta.

WF 68

The image depicts a collection of archaeological artifacts, primarily comprising pottery pieces with various shapes and sizes. The materials appear to be clay, some parts showing signs of wear and aging. Some pots are intact while others are fragmented or broken. There is a range in the colors of the glaze or paint on the surfaces, indicating possible variations in their use or origin.

WF 69

The image shows a collection of ancient Greek and Roman ceramics. The artifacts include various types of vases, bowls, and cups with visible decorative elements such as painted figures, patterns, and handles. Each piece exhibits different shades of brown and black, indicative of the techniques used in their creation, such as the red-figure technique for some vases.

WF 70

The image displays a collection of ancient Greek and Roman vases, showcasing various shapes, sizes, and decorative styles. These vases are typically made of ceramic and feature designs ranging from geometric patterns to scenes depicting mythological figures or daily life activities.

WF 71

The image displays a collection of ancient pottery items. Among them are intact and fragmentary pieces with various shapes, sizes, and designs on their surfaces. The material appears to be clay, indicative of their likely terracotta construction, which is common for pottery from the past. Some fragments show visible decoration or glazing that might suggest cultural significance or artistic value when considered within an archaeological context.

WF 72

The image displays a collection of antique vases, plates, and bowls with intricate designs. They are crafted from ceramics and feature various shapes, colors, and patterns, reflecting the craftsmanship and styles from different periods in history. The items showcase a range of decorative elements such as scenes, figures, and geometric motifs.

WF 73

The image displays a collection of ancient Greek and Roman vases, each with its own distinct design and color patterns. They showcase a variety of styles from different historical periods, providing an overview of the evolution of pottery techniques and artistic preferences in classical antiquity. The materials used are typically clay and other earthenware components, which have been fired to produce hard and durable ceramics.

WF 74

The image shows a black-figured Greek vase with visible human figures depicted on its surface. The scene is likely from mythology or daily life in antiquity, rendered in the distinctive style of ancient Greek pottery. The vase has a round body and stands on an integral base, with handles for carrying at either end.

WF 75

The image shows a fragment of an ancient pot with visible decorative elements. The ceramic has a reddish-orange slip on its surface, and there is a partially obscured human figure design in the center, suggesting it could have been part of a larger scene or narrative.

WF 76

The image displays a collection of ancient Greek pottery items. The objects are predominantly made of terracotta, with visible glazes and painted designs typical of classical period ceramics. Key features include handles, lids, rims, and decorative motifs such as scenes or patterns that can provide insight into the cultural contexts in which these artifacts were created.

WF 77

This is an antique pottery bowl with a horse motif depicted on its side. The bowl appears to be made from dark-colored clay and has visible handles for holding, which suggests it may have been used in the past for serving or consuming food or drink. The intricate design on the bowl adds to its aesthetic appeal and historical significance.

WF 78

This is an ancient Greek vase, made from terracotta with black-figure decoration. The vase depicts scenes with figures wearing robes and engaging in various actions. It showcases intricate details of the attire and the postures of the human forms depicted on its surface.

WF 79

The image displays a variety of ancient pottery vessels with different shapes, sizes, and designs. The pots are made from ceramic materials and show signs of wear indicative of their age. The photo is taken against a neutral background which helps to highlight the details and colors of the objects.

WF 80

Ancient Greek vase depicting a figure in mid-stride, possibly on horseback, with intricate patterns and text inscriptions; made of terracotta.

WF 81a

Ancient artifact resembling a drinking cup with handle, featuring intricate designs on its side and base, made from a material that has aged into a dark color, possibly bronze or copper.

WF 81b

This is an image featuring a collection of ancient Greek vases, known as amphorae. They are made from terracotta clay and display various colors due to the firing process and decorative techniques used in antiquity. Each vase exhibits different designs and patterns indicative of the artistic styles and cultural themes from the time period they were created. The varying sizes and shapes also suggest their functional roles, such as storage or transportation of liquids like oil or wine.

WF 82

The image displays an intricately decorated ancient Greek vase known as a krater. It is cylindrical with two handles and depicts various scenes, including human figures. The style of the art on the vase suggests it may be from the Hellenistic period, which was characterized by dramatic and detailed storytelling through pottery designs.

WF 83

Ancient Greek vase with black glazed surface depicting scenes of warriors in classical attire.

WF 83 detail

The image shows a fragment of an ancient ceramic shard with visible patterns and designs. The object appears to be made of clay, and its key visual features include the textured surfaces and intricate decorations typical of historical pottery pieces.

WF 84

  

Ch. 7: Ciancio

This image shows an array of antique pottery shards in various shapes, sizes, and colors, suggesting they are historical artifacts possibly from different cultures and time periods. The ceramics display a range of earthy tones and patterns, reflecting the craftsmanship and materials used during their respective eras.

WF 85

This is an ancient Greek pottery vessel with a black-figure style decoration. The vase features human figures, likely representing gods or heroes in classical mythological scenes. The color scheme includes a dark background and lighter details on the figures, emphasizing their form and pose.

WF 86

The image displays a collection of various antiquities from what appears to be ancient civilizations. These objects include vases, bowls, and possibly other decorative items, which seem to be made of materials such as clay or pottery, and may feature painted designs or patterns. The artifacts are displayed against a neutral background, emphasizing their historical significance and craftsmanship.

WF 87

The image shows an antique vase, which appears to be made of clay. It is adorned with a detailed scene featuring figures engaged in some sort of activity, possibly mythological or historical in nature. The style suggests the vase may be from ancient Greek or Roman times, characterized by its narrative depiction and ornamental details.

WF 88

The image displays a collection of ancient Greek vases, including amphoras and lekythoi. They are crafted from terracotta and showcase various styles and decorative patterns indicative of their historical period. The items exhibit signs of wear, such as slight discoloration and abrasions, suggesting that they have been around for quite some time.

WF 89

The image shows a dark-colored Greek vase with gold detailing, featuring figures in a standing pose at the bottom and various scenes depicted along its sides. The material appears to be clay, and the pot has handles on either side for lifting. The style of the artwork suggests it may be from the classical period, judging by the attire and poses of the figures, which are characteristic of Greek vase painting.

WF 90

The image displays a collection of ancient Greek and Roman pottery, showcasing various shapes and styles of vases, bowls, and cups. These ceramic artifacts are characterized by their earthy tones with intricate patterns and decorative scenes. The pieces vary in size, suggesting they served different functional or ceremonial purposes during the respective time periods.

WF 91

The image depicts an ancient Greek vase, specifically a black-figure amphora. It showcases intricate designs with figures in various poses, rendered in the traditional high-contrast silhouette style characteristic of the period. The surface is predominantly dark, which highlights the lighter details of the scene depicted.

WF 92

This is a collection of ancient Greek vases and pottery fragments. They are displayed in two rows against a light background. The items showcase varying shapes, colors, and artistic styles indicative of the era they originate from. Some pieces feature detailed patterns and figures painted on their surfaces.

WF 93

This is a Greek amphora, which is a ceramic container used for transporting wine or oil in ancient times. The key visual features include its two handles attached near the top, flaring opening on one side and narrowing toward the bottom, and decorative scenes with figures, suggesting it was painted with illustrations that were common in Greek pottery of certain periods.

WF 94

This is a photograph of an antique vase with a decorative design featuring human figures on its body. The vase appears to have two handles and a small neck, suggesting it could have been used for holding water or oil in ancient times. The material looks like clay, indicating that it may be an archaeological artifact from a historical period.

WF 95

The image displays a classical Greek vase known as a hydria. It is characterized by two horizontal handles on either side, which are typical for its type. The body of the vessel showcases intricate designs and patterns, which often depict scenes from mythology or daily life in ancient Greece. The material appears to be terracotta, indicating that it was made from fired clay.

WF 96

The image displays a collection of various pottery artifacts, including whole pots and fragments, with visible signs of wear and age. The objects appear to be made from earthenware, showcasing different shapes, sizes, and styles indicative of historical or cultural significance.

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The image depicts a vase with ancient Greek pottery style, featuring intricate black-figure design on a lighter background. The central figure appears to depict a mythological scene involving warriors and possibly gods or heroes. The vase is cylindrical in shape with handles attached to the body for carrying.

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This is an image of a vase with visible damage on one side. The vase features black-figured decoration, suggesting it could be from the classical period of Greek pottery, characterized by scenes and figures painted in black against the natural color of the clay.

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Ch. 8: Corrente

The image shows a satellite view of an area labeled "Moscatello-Toppino" in red text, with two circular annotations pointing at specific locations. The map provides aerial details of agricultural fields, urban areas, and roads, indicating the modern landscape features within these historical or archaeological zones.

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The image shows an excavated archaeological site with exposed layers of soil revealing fragmented pottery pieces. The objects are scattered across a small area, and their shards suggest they were once part of larger vessels or items made from ceramic material.

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The image displays an array of archaeological artifacts consisting predominantly of various types and sizes of pottery. The pieces show a range of earthenware materials, colors, and patterns indicative of ancient ceramics. Some pots have visible decorations such as geometric designs or abstract motifs, while others appear plain with varying glazing techniques. There are also bowls and cups among the collection, all exhibiting signs of wear and possibly use over time. The pottery fragments are arranged in rows, providing a comprehensive view of this type of archaeological find.

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The image displays a collection of archaeological artifacts primarily made of metal, including what appears to be pans, hooks, and other cooking implements. The most prominent items are two large, round, lidded pots with handles, showing signs of rusting and corrosion. These pieces likely represent kitchenware from an earlier historical period, suggesting they were used for cooking or storage purposes in a past culture.

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The image shows a collection of ancient Greek-style vases with painted scenes on them, featuring black figures against an orange background. The vases are arranged in a line and vary in size from smaller pieces at the left to larger ones towards the right. The material appears to be ceramic or earthenware.

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The image displays two identical Greek vases with black-figure pottery decoration. These antique vessels showcase scenes involving human figures, typically in a narrative style characteristic of classical Greek artistry. The craftsmanship includes details such as facial expressions and attire, providing insights into the cultural narratives and artistic techniques of ancient Greece.

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The image shows a pair of identical vases with a red-brown color. Each vase has handles on either side and is adorned with intricate patterns, including designs resembling faces at the top and textured decorations along its sides. The material appears to be clay or ceramic, indicative of pottery from an ancient culture.

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The image shows an array of ancient Greek-style ceramics, including a variety of bowls and vases with intricate painted designs. These artifacts feature prominent decorative elements such as geometric patterns, floral motifs, and human figures, which are characteristic of Greek pottery from the Geometric, Black-Figure, and Red-Figure periods. The craftsmanship is evident in the smooth surfaces and vibrant colors that have survived over time.

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The image depicts an archaeological display featuring various types of ancient pots and pottery fragments. The items are arranged in a grid, showing their diversity in shapes, sizes, and decorative motifs, indicating they come from different time periods or cultures. The central focus is a detailed photograph of excavated pieces lying on the ground, surrounded by dirt, highlighting the process of unearthing these artifacts.

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The image depicts an archaeological excavation site featuring a collection of pottery shards scattered on the ground, with some pieces appearing intact. The material looks like ceramic, and there's no visible text or distinctive marks that provide specific information about the origin or age of the artifacts.

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This is a series of three images featuring an ancient Greek vase with painted scenes on it. The vases are made of ceramic and display figures, suggesting they depict stories from mythology or daily life.

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The image appears to depict a technical drawing or illustration of an archaeological artifact, likely a fragment of pottery. The key visual features include measurements and annotations that provide context for the object's size, shape, and possibly its significance. However, without more specific details, it's not possible to determine the exact nature of the material or the historical period it represents.

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Ancient Greek amphora with a stylized image on its body. The vase's neck is narrow and flared at the top, while its base is wider than the top due to an inverted bell-shaped design.

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This is an antique mechanical device with intricate metal parts. It appears to have a complex system of gears and other components, likely designed for precise movement or function. The machine has been carefully preserved and displayed on a flat surface, indicating its significance as an artifact.

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This is an image of a large ceramic vase with a lid. The vessel has intricate black-figured decorations featuring human figures and patterns. It appears to be an antique Greek or Roman pot, showcasing the artistic styles of those ancient civilizations.

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Ch. 9: Giannotta

The image showcases a collection of Greek vases and artifacts. Key visible items include a variety of ancient Greek pots, both intact and fragmentary, which are often characterized by their distinctive red-figure or black-figure pottery techniques, showcasing figures in profile with detailed scenes from mythology and daily life. The pots are displayed on what appears to be shelves or stands against a light background, allowing for clear viewing of the intricate details and styles typical of Greek ceramics.

WF 113

This is a photograph of an ancient Greek vase featuring a painted scene with figures, possibly gods or heroes, rendered in black-figure technique. The material appears to be earthenware with visible decoration.

WF 114a

The image shows an ancient Greek terracotta pot, featuring a black-figure design with mythological figures in profile. The vessel appears intact and is displayed against a neutral background.

WF 114b

The image appears to be a map of an island with various locations marked, possibly representing points of interest or archaeological sites. The map is bordered by water and includes topographical details such as bodies of water like the Adriatic Sea and Ionian Sea, and there are labeled areas that suggest cities or regions.

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The image displays a map focusing on part of Italy with several sites marked across different time periods from early prehistory to late antiquity. These sites are likely significant for their archaeological discoveries, indicating the region's historical significance and cultural development over centuries.

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The image is a map featuring historical sites across Italy, with labels indicating their locations and possibly some names of specific sites or regions. The map is in shades of gray and white on a black background, focusing attention on the geographical layout and labeled areas.

WF 117

The image is a map showing the location of various archaeological sites across a region with a coastal outline, including bodies of water labeled as 'Adriatic Sea' and 'Ionian Sea'. The map uses symbols to indicate different types or purposes of these locations.

WF 118

The image is a map featuring an island with various locations marked by symbols. The map shows geographical names and possibly indicates points of interest, historical sites, or other features relevant to the area depicted.

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A map with various locations marked by small icons, showing different points of interest, including a sea labeled "Adriatic Sea" and other bodies of water. The map has a key explaining the symbols used for marking different types of places.

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The image shows a collection of ancient Greek or Roman pottery. The artifacts include vases with painted scenes, bowls, and other vessels. Some pieces are whole, while others appear to be fragments. Key features include the classical designs visible on the surfaces, suggesting human figures and narratives, as well as the varying colors that hint at their age and exposure to elements like earth and moisture.

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Black and white photograph showing a collection of ancient Greek vases on display, featuring various styles such as black-figure and red-figure pottery with intricate details.

WF 122

The image shows an antique Greek vase in the form of a kylix. It is a ceramic container with a wide mouth and shallow depth, characterized by its black-figure technique where figures are painted with a glossy black slip to stand out against a lighter background. The scene depicted on the vase features human figures, indicative of mythological or historical narratives common in ancient Greek pottery designs.

WF 123

The image displays an ancient Greek amphora made from terracotta. The vase showcases intricate black-figure pottery decoration, featuring a scene with human figures engaged in various activities and adorned with floral patterns.

WF 124

This is an ancient Greek vase painted with classical scenes in a style typical of Hellenistic art. The ceramic vessel showcases human figures, possibly gods and goddesses, engaged in various activities against a backdrop of mythological narratives.

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Ch. 10: Colivicchi

The image shows a collection of ancient pots in various shapes and sizes, with some appearing as whole vessels and others as fragmented pieces. The pots have different designs and textures on their surfaces, suggesting they are made from clay or ceramic materials. The key visual features include the curved forms, openings for handles or spouts, and intricate details that hint at artistic decoration common in historical pottery.

WF 126

Ancient black Greek vase with a scene depicting a woman in a flowing garment, set against white background, showing two sides of the same artifact: one view from above and another from an angle that highlights the profile.

WF 127

The image shows an ancient Greek vase with black-figure pottery technique, featuring human figures depicted in profile, and likely represents a mythological scene. The vase has handles on either side for carrying and rests on a flat base.

WF 128

Ancient Greek vase made of terracotta with black-figure technique, featuring detailed human figures engaging in an activity and adorned with intricate geometric patterns.

WF 129

Ancient Greek ceramic vase with a depiction of figures in classical attire, featuring black-figure technique. The vessel has handles and is displayed upright, showcasing its decorated body.

WF 130

The image shows three types of Greek vases, each labeled with "Type I", "Type II", and "Type III". They are depicted in a simple line drawing style without color, focusing on the shapes and profiles of the vases. Each type varies slightly in design, indicating different styles or time periods.

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Ancient Greek black-figure vase featuring figures that appear to be engaged in an activity, decorated with intricate details and patterns on its body and handles.

WF 132

This is an image of a small ceramic cup with a handle at either end. The cup's body has a floral pattern, and it appears to have an aged or weathered surface indicative of its age.

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Ch. 11: Robinson

The image shows a plot with two groups of data points represented by different colors on an x-axis and y-axis grid, with each point corresponding to some measure of size or weight in kilograms as indicated on the axes scales. There is no visible text that provides context or labels for the groups.

WF 134

The image displays a fragmented archaeological artifact composed of several pieces spread across what appears to be a graph. The artifact is likely ceramic, with visible textures and colors indicative of its material. Due to the fragmentation, only part of the entire object can be seen, making it difficult to determine its original form or function.

WF 135

The images show a collection of ancient pottery pieces. These fragments appear to have once been part of larger vessels and are now broken into small segments. They feature various textures and what remains of the original designs or markings, suggesting they may have had cultural significance in their time. The material looks like clay, and some areas reveal the inner layers of the pots, indicating that these artifacts have a rich history and can tell stories about their past usage and environment.

WF 136

The image is a geological map detailing different types of terrains such as outer aquifer platform, plio-pleistocene, volcano, and lagonegro unit in the Aegean region with Greek islands.

WF 137

The image displays two scatter plots with multiple dots in red, yellow, and blue colors, representing data points for what could be archaeological groups labeled as "group 1" and "group 2." The background is a plain gray, and there are no visible texts or other distinguishing marks on the pots themselves.

WF 138

This is a black-figured Greek vase with a depiction of figures interacting, possibly from an ancient mythological scene. The vase features detailed engravings in relief and showcases the classical artistic style characteristic of pottery from the Hellenistic era.

WF 139

This is a scatter plot graph with multiple groups represented by different colored points on a grid background. The x-axis is labeled "C13" and the y-axis is labeled "C15," suggesting these could be isotopic ratios or some other measure relevant to the data being plotted. Each group is identified by a label such as "Group 2," "Group 4," etc.

WF 140

The image shows a scatter plot graph with multiple blue dots on top of a white background. The title "Sydney Painter" suggests that this chart is related to the analysis of an artist's work, possibly in ancient pottery. Key visual features include numerical values alongside the dots and horizontal lines indicating statistical measures such as mean or standard deviation.

WF 141

The image shows a scatter plot with multiple data points indicated by dots in various colors such as blue, red, and yellow. The background is white, providing a stark contrast to the colored dots. There are axes labeled "PC1" and "PC2," suggesting that this graph represents principal component analysis (PCA) results, commonly used in data visualization and statistical modeling.

WF 142

A scatter plot graph with two distinct clusters of data points, one in blue and one in yellow, circled on a white background.

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Ch. 12: Carpenter

The image displays a classical vase with scenes from mythology. The vase is crafted in the style characteristic of Greek red-figure pottery, where the figures appear to have skin and clothes painted red against a black background. Key visual features include human figures depicted in action poses and intricate details that suggest narrative storytelling within mythological contexts.

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The image shows a detailed ancient Greek vase with black-figure pottery technique depicting a scene from mythology. The central figure is a woman, possibly a goddess or nymph, surrounded by other figures and mythical creatures. The pot is adorned with traditional architectural motifs and is inscribed with a Greek text that likely identifies the characters depicted or narrates their story.

WF 145

The image displays a series of black-figure pottery pieces arranged in a row, showcasing various scenes with human figures and animals depicted in a classical style. The figures are engaged in different activities, suggesting narrative or symbolic content often found in ancient Greek or Roman ceramics.

WF 146

The image shows a black-figured Greek vase with multiple scenes depicting human figures in various poses, including standing, sitting, and lying down. The figures are adorned in what appears to be ancient attire.

WF 147

The image shows a black-figured amphora from Ancient Greece, featuring scenes with human figures possibly depicting gods and goddesses in narrative poses. The object is adorned with intricate details typical of Greek pottery artistry.

WF 148

This is an ancient clay pot featuring a scene with figures wearing what appears to be Roman attire, standing near classical structures resembling temples. The artwork showcases human activity in a setting reminiscent of the ancient Mediterranean world.

WF 149

This is a black and white illustration depicting classical mythology scenes in high detail. The image showcases human figures engaged in various activities, wearing traditional Roman attire. Some figures are on horseback, while others are standing or sitting among architectural elements resembling ancient buildings. Textual fragments accompany the imagery, suggesting that this may represent an ancient manuscript page with annotations or translations related to the depicted events.

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Ch. 13: Masci

The image depicts a fragment of an ancient Greek vase with human figures. The visible part shows two individuals engaged in what appears to be a conversation or interaction, one standing and the other seated. The style is characteristic of classical Greek pottery art, where human forms are depicted using various postures and drapery styles.

WF 151

The image displays an ancient pot with a detailed painted scene at its base. The pot is depicted in profile view, showing a handle on one side and the rim curled over the edge. Below the pot, there are illustrated figures engaged in various activities, suggesting a narrative or theme associated with the artwork on the pottery.

WF 152

This is a page from an archaeological publication featuring a series of drawings or illustrations, possibly related to ancient vases or pottery items. The image shows sketches of classical figures with draped clothing and accessories such as a helmet and a laurel crown, which suggests that the designs could be from Greek or Roman antiquity.

WF 153

The image depicts a decorative scene painted on a vase, featuring figures in classical attire engaging with what appears to be an object, possibly a vessel. The style is reminiscent of ancient Greek or Roman art, characterized by its simplicity and elegance.

WF 154

The image shows a fragment of an ancient vase with painted scenes in red on a cream background. The upper part features a handle and the beginning of a painted scene, while the lower section depicts figures engaged in what appears to be a playful or social interaction, possibly depicting mythological characters.

WF 155

Ancient Greek vase with black glaze background and elaborate decoration featuring human figures in classical attire and mythological scenes.

WF 156

The image shows a historical ceramic cup with two figures depicted on its exterior: one figure appears to be in motion, possibly running, while the other figure seems to be sitting and holding an object. The style of the artwork suggests it may originate from ancient times, potentially Greek or Roman ceramics.

WF 157

The image depicts a classical Greek or Roman vase with detailed scenes painted in red. The vase is cylindrical, has two handles for gripping, and features various figures engaged in activities, which is characteristic of ancient pottery used for storytelling or commemorating historical events.

WF 158

The image shows a classical style vase with a scene depicting two figures in what appears to be an ancient setting, possibly Greek mythology given the attire and poses. The scene is adorned with decorative patterns, typical of pottery from that era.

WF 159

The image shows a bar graph with labeled data points representing the distribution of archaeological artifacts in a specific category or context, as indicated by the title and axis labels. The bars vary in height, suggesting different quantities or frequencies for each item on the x-axis. The text at the bottom provides names that correspond to each bar, possibly indicating the type or origin of the artifacts. The image is informational, with no visual cues about the material of the pottery, as it focuses on the statistical representation of the data rather than a physical depiction of the items themselves.

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