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Too many hydriae: Interpreting material actions through vessels sensual qualities

par Vlachou, Vasiliki
Editeur scientifique Schmidt, Stefan;Langner, Martin
Référence The Materiality of Greek Vases. Microhistorical Perspectives in Vase Research(17-18/10-2018: Munich, Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften), The Materiality of Greek Vases, Microhistorical Perspectives in Vase Research, Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum, Munich, Ed. Peer-reviewed paper
Publication A Paraître, 2020

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Titre:	Too many hydriae: Interpreting material actions through vessels sensual qualities
Auteur:	Vlachou, Vasiliki
Editeur scientifique:	Schmidt, Stefan; Langner, Martin
Informations sur la publication:	The Materiality of Greek Vases. Microhistorical Perspectives in Vase Research(17-18/10-2018: Munich, Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften), The Materiality of Greek Vases, Microhistorical Perspectives in Vase Research, Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum, Munich, Ed. Peer-reviewed paper
Statut de publication:	A Paraître, 2020
series:	Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum Beiheift, 9
Sujet CREF:	Archéologie et techniques des fouilles
	Religions non-chrétiennes
	Iconographie
Mots-clés:	Greek geometric pottery
	water rituals
	hydria
	Greek geometric sanctuaries
Note edition:	Peer-reviewed paper
Langue:	Anglais