Corinth
Founded in the Neolithic times, ancient Corinth existed until 146 BC when it was razed by the Romans. Ancient Corinth was a prosperous town due to its location on a narrow isthmus between the Saronic and Corinthian gulfs. Corinthian pottery became a popular export item from the 7th century BC onwards. The Museum of Classical Archaeology houses Corinthian ceramic ware typical of their distinctive style of rosettes and animals motifs. | ||||||||||
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List of objects: CORINTHIAN ARYBALLOS - 7th century BC CORINTHIAN SKYPHOS - 7th century BC |
