Notes on pottery from Troy, the Cyclades and CreteEinar Gjerstad

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… imitated and imported Kamares / and red and black (this M.C. III) Late I–II Imported and imitated L.M. o L.H I–II the paint sometimes glossy sometimes matt Also red and black.

but the clay local, coarse.

The forms in Middle hang together with those in Early: bowl with bent in rim, cup, askos beaked spout-jug, whereas the jar with lace-hole and neck disappears. And new forms come in. Chiefly from Crete and the mainland: Kamares forms, minyan and Aegina pithoi;