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Orientalizing Period City-States –Sparta (Laconia) –Athens (Attica) –Thebes (Boeotia) –Corinth (Corinthiad) –Megara (Megarid) –Aegina - Island Colonies.

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2 Orientalizing Period City-States –Sparta (Laconia) –Athens (Attica) –Thebes (Boeotia) –Corinth (Corinthiad) –Megara (Megarid) –Aegina - Island Colonies –Gela (Sicily) –Poseidonia (S. Italy) –Cyrene (Libya) –Naukratis (Egypt) –Syracuse (Sicily)

3 Chronology Protocorinthian 725 - 625 BCE Corinthian 625 - 550 BCE Based on Corinthian Pottery Thucydides (VI.3 - 5) –Megara Hyblaia 728 BCE –Syracuse 733 BCE

4 Corinthian Pottery Shapes –Aryballos –Kotyle –Olpe Orientalizing Animals Rosettes Black-figure Style

5 Chigi Vase Protocorinthian Olpe Villa Giulia Mus 26 cm 650 BCE

6 Macmillan Vase Protocorinthian Aryballos British Museum 7 cm 650 BCE

7 Athens - Protoattic Real Myth Less Hybrid Animals True Black Figure, only late 625 - 600 BCE Shapes –Amphora –Krater –Large vessels

8 Analatos Painter Sphinxes Male and Female dancers Fillers Some Geometric stylistic holdovers 700 - 675 BCE

9 Other styles of Pottery Wild goat - Rhodes Cycladic style Boeotian Relief amphorae - islands Aiginetan

10 Cycladic Style

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