Text, Boeotian ceramic box with lion, goddess, and swastikas
Neues MuseumA rectangular ceramic box from Boeotia (Thebes) dating to the late 7th century BCE, decorated with a painted scene of a goddess-like figure facing a lion. The design includes rosettes and swastika motifs in black pigment on a light ground, typical of early Greek geometric and orientalizing art.
Boeotian small box from Thebes with painted goddess, lion, swastikas and solar symbols late 7th century BC
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extended swastika
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germany
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lion
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neues museum
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pottery
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swastika
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Late 7th century BC
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Boeotian ceramic box with lion, goddess, and swastikas
Boeotian Small Box (Böotisches Kästchen)Material: CeramicDate: Late 7th century BCOrigin: Thebes,...
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