Greek, South Italian, Apulian; Askos; Vases; The askos itself is in the form of a sea creature, Scylla, its snake-like body forming the handle on top. On the body is a hound coursing a hare, with the head of a woman above. On the front of the vase is a head of Nike; on the back, a palmette.

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+ 1 🙂 Good

Topics:
   + Askos MET 96.18.58

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• Filename: Terracotta askos (flask with a handle over the top) MET DP114414.jpg
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• Artist: Creator:Mignot Painter
• License: CC0, Creative Commons Zero, Public Domain Dedication

Media information:

• Original datetime: circa 300 B.C.
• Upload datetime: 2017-06-26T19:40:32Z
• Uploader: User:Pharos
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