Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum I
The South Italian Pottery, Part I
By (author) J R Green
Hardback (Published)
(January 1986)
ISBN: 9780934718837
10 x 12.99 inches
Price: $100.00
Out of stock
The Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum is a highly regarded international series that serves as a vital research aid in the study of Greek pottery. This first fascicule of the CVA from the University Museum includes 101 South Italian vases. Among these are Apulian Red-Figure, Apulian Gnathia, Apulian Black-Glaze, and four classes of native (non-Greek) wares-Daunian, Peucetian, Messapian, and Canosan-dating from the Archaic to early Hellenistic periods.
The Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum is a highly regarded international series that serves as a vital research aid in the study of Greek pottery. This first fascicule of the CVA from the University Museum includes 101 South Italian vases. Among these are Apulian Red-Figure, Apulian Gnathia, Apulian Black-Glaze, and four classes of native (non-Greek) wares-Daunian, Peucetian, Messapian, and Canosan-dating from the Archaic to early Hellenistic periods.
- By (author) J R Green
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