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@From Thasos and Delos a group of wild goat style pottery
probably made by a single workshop is found [1].
The vases can be classified into three groups; plates with
animals, such as goats and deers within concentric circles,
plates with animals within large picture as Dorian plates
and pointed aryballoi. These were probably made at Thoasos
around c.600.
There are some vases copied Chian style. Although the common
shape is chalice, they also produced oinochoai, plates, lakenides
and kraters. White slip is sometimes omitted. Decoration is
rougher than Chian and patterns fill much space of the background.
There are also vases similar to Chian black figure and grand
style.
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For Thasian
pottery, see, Ghali-Kahil, L., Etudes
Thasiennes 7, (1966), Lemos, A. A., Archaic pottery
of Chios: the decorated styles, (1991). |
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