Ceramic Mixing Vessel on Stand

Ceramic Mixing Vessel on Stand

Publication Date

11-7-2025

Time Period

720-700 BCE

Abstract

The impressive bowl with round handles on a high foot is decorated in red-brown on a buff ground with figurative and geometric patterns. The upper panel shows riders on horseback with birds above or below. Other panels show kneeling horses and birds. The noteworthy shape of this bowl, thrown in one piece on the potter’s wheel, is called “standed dinos,” once lidded (now missing) and used as an ash urn. The shape is inspired by metal vessels from the Eastern Mediterranean, the design by Greek Geometric examples. Adapted from local southern Etruscan tastes, this vessel demonstrates the broadening of the Etruscan horizon beyond central Italy in the late 8th century BCE.

Model Creation Date

04/05/2025

Keywords

Etruscans, Archaeology, Etruscan pottery

Alt Text

A three-dimensional model of a ceramic bowl with a tall, decorative base. The vessel has a natural orange-brown color with decorative detailing painted on its exterior in red and brown colors. It has two handles on either side at the widest part of its body. The model can be rotated, moved, and zoomed in and out to allow for viewing of additional details at multiple angles.

Extent

1 3D Model

Streaming Media

Geographic Location

Italy; Hillsborough County (Fla.); Tampa (Fla.)

Media Type

Models (Representations); Renderings (Drawings)

Digitization Specifications

Method: Artec Studio 18 Professional Equipment: Artec Space Spider

Device Name

Artec Space Spider

Processing Software

Artec Studio 18 Professional

Download Size

64MB

Geometry

295.5k Triangles

Format

Digital Only

Materials

2

Rigged Geometries

No

Scale Transformations

No

Textures

1

UV Layers

Yes

Vertex Colors

No

Vertices

147.7k

Ceramic Mixing Vessel on Stand

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Book Location

 
COinS

Latitude

27.9495219

Longitude

-82.46266729999999
 

Rights Statement

In Copyright