Askos
Attic
Greek
late 5th century BCE
Red-figure terracotta
Overall: 2 5/16 × 4 1/2 × 4 5/8 in. (5.9 × 11.5 × 11.8 cm)
Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth: Gift of Edward L. Oschsenschlager and Jean-Francios de Laperouse, in memory of Donald P. Hansen, Class of 1953
2012.46
Geography
Place Made: Greece, Europe
Period
1000 BCE-1 CE
Object Name
Pottery
Research Area
Classical World
Not on view
Course History
CLST 22, Greek Classical Archaeology: City-States and Panhellenic Sanctuaries, Bradley Sekedat, Winter 2013
CLST 11.3, COCO 5, HIST 6.4, Early Sparta and Corinth: A Comparative Approach to the History and Archaeology of Two Major Greek City-States, Jeremy (Jerry) Rutter, Paul Christesen, Spring 2014
CLST 11.3, COCO 5, HIST 6.4 Early Sparta and Corinth: A Comparative Approach to the History and Archaeology of Two Major Greek City-States, Jeremy (Jerry) Rutter, Paul Christesen, Spring 2014
CLST 11.3, COCO 5, HIST 6.4, Early Sparta and Corinth: A Comparative Approach to the History and Archaeology of Two Major Greek City-States, Jeremy (Jerry) Rutter, Paul Christesen, Spring 2014
CLST 22, City-States and Panhellenic Sanctuaries, Margaretha Kramer, Winter 2019
CLST 12.03, ANTH 13.01, Who Owns the Past?, Julie Hruby and Jesse Casana, Winter 2020
Provenance
Acquired by Dr. Donald P. Hansen (1931-2007), probably in 1950's or 1960's in Greece; to Dr. Edward L. Oschsenschlager and Jean-François de Lapérouse; given to present collection [facilitated by Dr. Christine Lilyquist], 2012.
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