Early Iron Age Potters' Marks in the Aegean

John K. Papadopoulos

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Le but de cet article est de reetudier 5 vases protogeometriques attiques portant chacun une petite croix peinte sur le col, sous une anse, ou sur le fond, etc., et de dresser une liste commentee des exemples de poteries protogeometriques ou geometriques portant le meme genre de croix, laquelle peut raisonnablement etre interpretee comme une marque de potier heritiere de la tradition de l'âge du Bronze consistant a apposer une marque precise sur un vase, par incision, peinture, ou estampage

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