Shape Type in Special and ritual vessels
Rhyton
Also called bull rhyton
- Objects
- 29
Glossary Rhyton: A vessel with an opening at both ends, often in the form of an animal head or horn, thought to have been used for pouring liquid offerings.
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Collections
- The British Museum Collection14
- Larnaca Museum3
- Royal Ontario Museum3
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art3
- Cyprus Museum, Nicosia2
- The Ashmolean Museum2
- Archeological Museum, Kourion1
- Pierides Museum, Larnaca1
Objects
29 objects
Attic red-figure rhyton shaped as a ram's head
Base Ring Bull Rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Base Ring Bull Rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Base Ring Bull Rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Base Ring Bull Rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Base Ring Bull Rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Base Ring Bull Rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Base Ring Bull Rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Base Ring Bull Rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Base Ring Bull Rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Base Ring II bull figurine
Late Bronze Age II
Base Ring Ware Bull Rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Base-Ring Bull Rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Bichrome Red Rhyton
Archaic I
Black-On-Red Rhyton
Archaic I
Bull shaped rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Bull Shaped Rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Bull Shaped Rhyton
Late Bronze Age II
Bull-shaped rhyton of Base-ring II ware
Late Bronze Age II
Horn
Geometric
Rhython
Bronze Age
Rhython
Late Bronze Age II
Rhyton
Archaic II
Terracotta horse rhyton with rider as part of handle on back
Late Bronze Age III
Terracotta rhyton (libation vessel) in the form of a horse
Late Bronze Age III
Terracotta Rhyton Bull
Late Bronze Age II
Terracotta vase in the shape of a horn
Geometric I
Two Bull Shaped Rhytons
Late Bronze Age II
White Painted Rhyton
Late Bronze Age I