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re made in the 15th and 16th c@ent;15th;bc-c;;;;
n the 15th and 16th c@enturies the;16th;bc-c;;;;
ack to roughly 2500 BC. Before this, ;2500 BC;bc-i;;;;
ure pinax, ca. 575–550\nGreek pott;575;bc-i;;;;
pinax, ca. 575–550\nGreek pottery,;550;bc-i;;;;
 in a game, c. 540–530 BC(2) Red-;540;bc-i;;;;
a game, c. 540–530 BC(2) Red-figure ;530 BC;bc-i;;;;
es Painter, c. 520 BC (Munich)(4) Cy;520 BC;bc-i;;;;
n force in the 8th c@entury. Fro;8th;bc-c;;;;
 From the late 7th c@entury to ab;7th;bc-c;;;;
ntury to about 300 BC evolving style;300 BC;bc-i;;;;
cal period (c. 1050–900 BC) repres;1050;bc-i;;;;
eriod (c. 1050–900 BC) represent the;900 BC;bc-i;;;;
nown to us. By 1050 BC life in the Gr;1050 BC;bc-i;;;;
into the early 8th c@entury.[00]\n;8th;bc-c;;;;
(approximately 900–850 BC) one fi;900;bc-i;;;;
roximately 900–850 BC) one finds onl;850 BC;bc-i;;;;
rical (approx. 850–770 BC), figur;850;bc-i;;;;
l (approx. 850–770 BC), figurative d;770 BC;bc-i;;;;
an skyphos, c. 625 BC, Louvre\nThe or;625 BC;bc-i;;;;
Athens between 725 BC and 625 BC (as;725 BC;bc-i;;;;
een 725 BC and 625 BC (as Proto-Atti;625 BC;bc-i;;;;
d sphinxes, c. 640–630 BC, Louvre;640;bc-i;;;;
hinxes, c. 640–630 BC, Louvre\nIt was;630 BC;bc-i;;;;
by Exekias, c. 540 BC, BM. London.\nB;540 BC;bc-i;;;;
chaic, from c. 620 to 480 BC. The;620;bc-i;;;;
from c. 620 to 480 BC. The technique;480 BC;bc-i;;;;
vention of the 7th c@entury[00] a;7th;bc-c;;;;
. below, BM c. 580), this perhaps;580;bc-i;;;;
rrative.\nCirca 520 BC the red-figure;520 BC;bc-i;;;;
Euphronios, c. 500 BC, BM E 44\nThe i;500 BC;bc-i;;;;
on of the late 6th c@entury. It w;6th;bc-c;;;;
the other. ca. 450 BC. Walters Art M;450 BC;bc-i;;;;
e painters (c. 500 to 480 BC) bro;500;bc-i;;;;
ers (c. 500 to 480 BC) brought an in;480 BC;bc-i;;;;
in Painter, c. 480 BC, Louvre\nBy the;480 BC;bc-i;;;;
e painting (c. 480–425 BC), a num;480;bc-i;;;;
inting (c. 480–425 BC), a number of ;425 BC;bc-i;;;;
stopped around 330–320 BC possibl;330;bc-i;;;;
ped around 330–320 BC possibly due t;320 BC;bc-i;;;;
cline over the 4th c@entury along;4th;bc-c;;;;
ntinued in the 4th and 3rd c@entu;4th;bc-c;;;;
in the 4th and 3rd c@enturies in ;3rd;bc-c;;;;
ve in the late 4th c@entury, whos;4th;bc-c;;;;
do of a kylix, 490–480 BC, Munich;490;bc-i;;;;
f a kylix, 490–480 BC, Munich, Staat;480 BC;bc-i;;;;
nce during the 5th and 4th c@entu;5th;bc-c;;;;
ng the 5th and 4th c@enturies, es;4th;bc-c;;;;
nd a woman, c. 420\nRelief and pla;420;bc-i;;;;
n Attica after 420 BC. The main feat;420 BC;bc-i;;;;
are kantharos, 330-300 BC, Kerame;330;bc-i;;;;
kantharos, 330-300 BC, Kerameikos Ar;300 BC;bc-i;;;;
figure cup, c. 490 – 480 BC, from;490;bc-i;;;;
 cup, c. 490 – 480 BC, from Capua. I;480 BC;bc-i;;;;
s drew me), c. 570 BC, British Museu;570 BC;bc-i;;;;
e start of the 6th c@entury on Co;6th;bc-c;;;;
ter from about 320 BC, weighing 40 k;320 BC;bc-i;;;;
cal Survey, c. 1200 – c. 1000 B.C@;1200;bc-i;;;;
, c. 1200 – c. 1000 B.C@.\n\n^ Papadopou;1000 B.C;bc-i;;;;
metric Greece: 900-700 BC@. 2nd e;900;bc-i;;;;
ic Greece: 900-700 BC@. 2nd ed. Lond;700 BC;bc-i;;;;
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