Honouring the Dead in the Peloponnese - University of Nottingham

Marioanna Louka
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List of illustrations
FIG. 1. Pair of gold earrings, Argos, 875–825 BC.
FIG. 2. Archaeological Museum of Aigion. Finds from the Late Geometric
period.
FIG. 3. Drepanon. Late Geometric jewellery from the funerary pithos 2.
FIG. 4. Kalyvia, Elis. Late Geometric jewellery from funerary pithoi.
FIG. 5. Pair of earrings representing a Potnia Theron. Athens, Stathatos
Collection. Presumed provenance from Argos, third quarter of the 7 th century
BC.
FIG. 6 . The ‘Lyon Kore’, approx. 540 BC.
FIG. 7. Gold pendant in the form of a pomegranate. Athens, Stathatos
Collection. Presumed provenance from Argos, last quarter of the 7 th century
BC.
FIG. 8. Pin from the Argive Heraion. 7 th century BC.
FIG. 9. Pair of silver earrings from Kyras Vrisi site, Argolid–Corinth region,
late 6 th – early 5 th century BC.
FIG. 10. Reconstitution of a late Geometric female burial from Dadi
(Phthiotis). National Archaeological Museum, Karapanos Collection.
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