Lesson contains: history of the artifact. The fabulous items found in the tomb were proof of booming trade around Europe: the huge vase is a superb example of Greek art, and the torque is of Celtic origin. This kit includes: replica, paint brush, sponge, disposable paint pallets, paint, and FREE lesson download. This location was in fact at a major crossroads of a trade route between English and Italy. The Euphronios Krater: A Story of Material Culture, Mobility, Crimes, Mysteries and Successes January 2022 Authors: Ludovico Mery University of Padova Abstract Content uploaded by Ludovico Mery. This discovery told us of the importance of the site for trade. They came across an incredible discovery: a royal tomb from the 5th century BC, that was still intact! both sides of this bell-krater, a vessel for mixing water and wine. Visitors cannot help but feel moved when faced with these objects from a distant past, and wonder at the beauty of the discovered objects.Įspecially when we consider that these objects were discovered by accident! They were discovered in 1953, when two amateur archaeologists were carrying out excavation work at Mont Lassois. Download the free ArtLens App available in the App store and Google Play store. 440 BCE Culture: Greek, Attic Medium: Terracotta red-figure Dimensions: H. Even though the museum has countless other objects in its collections, the contents of the mysterious princess of Vix's tomb is definitely the Musée du Pays Châtillonnais's treasure.Ī gigantic bronze vase, an impressive golden torque, some jewellery, a wooden funeral chariot, and much more. Title: Terracotta bell-krater (bowl for mixing wine and water) Artist: Attributed to the Persephone Painter Period: Classical Date: ca.
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