Early Corinthian
Identification code: 300020140
Hierarchy classification:
- top of the aat hierarchies
- Styles and Periods Facet
- Styles and Periods (hierarchy name)
- [styles, periods, and cultures by region]
- Early Western World
- Mediterranean (Early Western World)
- Aegean
- Aegean styles
- Aegean pottery styles
- Greek pottery styles
- Peloponnesian pottery styles
- Corinthian (pottery style)
Alternative term/s
- Animal, Early Ripe
- Animal, Early, Style
- Corinthian, Early
- Early Animal Style
- Early Ripe
- Early Ripe Animal
- Ripe Animal, Early
- Ripe, Early
- Style, Early Animal
Anotations
Scope note:
Refers to the early phase of Corinthian pottery style, dating from around 625 BCE to around 600 BCE. It is characterized by a strong, incisive drawing of designs and a continuation of animal themes used in Proto-Corinthian pottery, but with the widespread addition of decorative elements between figures, usually distinctive rosettes with incised crosses in the petals.
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