Information about the Cycladic frying pan vessels, shallow clay or stone objects decorated with maritime and celestial symbols. The text explains their discovery at Chalandriani cemetery on Syros and describes their decorative motifs including spirals, sun symbols, stars, fish, longboats, and fertility triangles. The panel discusses their possible practical and ritual functions as plates, mirrors, drums, or ceremonial objects in Early Cycladic society.
Material: CeramicDate range: 2800-2300 BC (Early Cycladic II period)Origin: Grave 307, Syros,...
Read moreMaterial: Ceramic (frying pans), bronze or copper (tools), shell (ornament) Date range: 2800-2300...
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