The Iconography of a Protoarchaic Cup From Kommos: Myth and Ritual in Early Cretan Art

IF 0.6 3区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

Annual of the British School at Athens Pub Date : 2022-01-04 DOI:10.2972/hesperia.88.4.0595

A. Kotsonas

引用次数: 2

Abstract

Abstract:A 7th-century B.C. cup from the sanctuary of Kommos in Crete presents what may be the most complex and multifigured scene on a Cretan ceramic vessel of any period, and it has long puzzled scholars. Based on a recent reexamination of the cup, the present study offers original insights into its fabric, its technique of manufacture, and especially its iconography. Through this examination, an identification of episodes from the Trojan War is proposed, the relevance of this imagery to the cultural context of production and consumption is explained, and this interpretation is situated within the debate over the identification of myth and ritual in Cretan art of the early 1st millennium B.C.

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来自Kommos的原始杯子的图像:早期克里特艺术中的神话和仪式

摘要:克里特岛Kommos神庙出土的一个公元前7世纪的杯子，可能是克里特岛陶瓷器皿上最复杂、最多人的场景，长期以来一直困扰着学者们。基于最近对杯子的重新检查，本研究提供了对其织物，制造技术，特别是其图像的原始见解。通过这一研究，作者提出了对特洛伊战争片段的识别，并解释了这一意象与生产和消费的文化背景的相关性，这种解释位于公元前1千年早期克里特岛艺术中神话和仪式识别的争论中

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Annual of the British School at Athens ARCHAEOLOGY-

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1.40

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