Légende

Fragment of a Sinopean amphora vice with the stamp of the astynomeus Poseidonios son of Aeschinos and the manufacturer Kallisthenes ca. 290–280 BC. Only fragments of the first and second lines of the legend have survived: the first line contained the astynomeus’s name; the second contained the patronymic and the title in abbreviated form; the third originally contained the manufacturer’s name, Kallisthenes. Sinopean amphora fragment, stamp; height 5.7 cm; findspot: Myrmekion Crimea., A triangular fragment of reddish-brown clay with a rough, pitted surface sits on a smooth gray background. The clay piece shows textured tool marks and indentations, with areas of darker speckling and small holes. Shadows fall beneath and to the left of the fragment, and the overall color palette includes reddish-brown, gray, darker brown specks, and muted shadow tones.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A02_006

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

37.1Mo (2.2Mo) / 37.3cm x 24.9cm / 4410 x 2940 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Fragment Sinopean amphora vice stamp astynomeus Poseidonios son Aeschinos manufacturer Kallisthenes ca 290–280 Bc fragments first second lines legend survived first line contained astynomeus’s name second contained patronymic title abbreviated form third originally contained manufacturer’s name Kallisthenes fragment height 5.7 cm findspot Myrmekion Crimea triangular fragment reddish-brown clay rough pitted surface sits smooth gray background clay piece textured tool marks indentations areas darker speckling small holes Shadows fall beneath left color palette includes reddish-brown gray darker brown specks muted shadow tones.