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Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth

Building and Lapidarium

Object location	37° 54′ 19.16″ N, 22° 52′ 41.66″ E	View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap

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  Entrance
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  Exit

Lapidarium in corridors

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Lapidarium in the courtyard

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Neolithic

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  Neolithic pottery, 6000-3200 BC

Early and Middle Bronze Age

Early Helladic 3200-2000 BC, Middle Helladic 2000-1550 BC

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  Early Helladic pottery, 3200-2000 BC
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  Zygouries, 3250-2000 BC
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  Korakou, Early and Middle Helladic
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  Zygouries, 3250-1180 BC
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  200-1550 BC

Late Bronze Age

Late Helladic 1550-1050 BC, in Greece mostly Myceanean culture (Prehistoric Greece)

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  Findings from Korakou, LH II B, 1460–1400 BC
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  Zygouries
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  Zygouries

Mycenaean pottery

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  Collar-necked jar jar from Korakou
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  Ephyraean goblet from Korakou
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  Late Helladic bowl from Korakou.
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  From Zygouries, LH III B, 1300-1180 BC
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  Zygouries, LH III B, 1300-1180 BC
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  Zygouries, LH III B, 1300-1180 BC
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  Mycenaean crater, ca 1200 BC

Ancient Greek antiquities

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Archaic sculpture

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  Sphinx, 575-550 BC
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  Lion of Korakou, 550-540 BC, originally 3.50 m high, with black and red paint
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  Lion of Korakou
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  Kouroi of Klenia, 530-520 BC

Classical and Hellenistic sculpture

Roman Age copies of Classical Greek sculpture

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  Persephone, Roman copy of 5th cent. BC original
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  Artemis
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  Aphrodite
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  Hermes or Perseus
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  Young Man

Pottery

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  Geometric amphora
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  800-750 BC
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  Krater, 560-540 BC, probably Corinthian
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  Oinochoe, 450-425 BC, probably Corinthian
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  From Athens, 550-530 BC
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  Attic(?) epinetron
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  probably late 6th c BC
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  Attic, 450 BC, Painter of London E 342
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  Aryballos

Corinthian pottery

Only pottery so explicitly described in the Museum

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  Corinthian geometric pottery
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  Early Proto-Corinthian pottery crater, 725-700 BC
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  690-650 BC (?)
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  650-610 BC (?)
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  Early Corinthian alabastron, 620-590 BC
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  Skyfos
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  Oinochoe, ca 600 BC
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  Middle corinthian fragment, 610-570 BC
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  Religious procession, 600-550 BC
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  Middle Corinthian, 590-570 BC
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  Middle Corinthian, 590-570 BC
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  Krater, 580-555 BC
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  6th to 4th century BC
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  Failed Corinthian skyfos
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  Colors
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Krater from Poseidonia

Corinthian krater from Poseidonia, 6th century BC

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Corinthian imitaion of the Attic pottery

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  White-ground lekythos
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  White-ground lekythos
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  red-figure kylix

Small terracottas

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  figurines and inscirbed sherds, 7th-3rd century BC
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  6th c. BC
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  7th-6th c. BC
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  Finds from Solygeia, 6th century BC
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  Women in circular dance, 6th c. BC
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  Figurine molds
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Toys

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  Environment of children and women
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  Dolls
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  Dice, spinning tops
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Votive terracottas

Votives for healings, 4th century BC

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Metalware

Small bronzes

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  Horse, 8th century BC
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  Gryffin, 7th or 6th c BC
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  Mirror from Corinth, 6th c BC
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  Spout of Sacred Spring, 6th c BC
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  Inscribed Phiale from Poseidon temple of Isthmus
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  Amphora, 5th c BC
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  Kantharos, 5th century BC

Mirror from Poseidonia

5th century BC

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Armament

(Iron)

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  Dagger, gold decoration, 825-800 BC
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  Corinthian helmet, 500-475 BC

Architectural elements and tools

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  Painted terracotta from temple of Apollo, 550 BC
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  Calendar 550-500 BC
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  Beds
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  Lyre, turtle shell
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  Flutes
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  Stele from the sacred spring in Corinth, with inscription
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  Weights with inscriptions, lead

Architectural elements in the external lapidary

Mostly columns and capitals in the Lapidarium behind the building. Sample of the capitals of different styles.

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Roman Age

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Roman Age sculpture

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  Athena Archegetis, 1st century AD, imitation of a Archaic type
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  Kore, archaizing style, 1st century AD
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  Head of Tyche, 1st cent. AD
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  Roman Emperor, with polychromy, 10-35 AD
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  Galba, 1st c. AD
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  Artemis or an Amazon, 2nd c. AD
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  Polydeukion, 140-150 AD
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  Herma of Herodes Atticus, 175-200 AD
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  Dionysos, 2nd century AD
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  Hermaic stele of Zeus
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  Archaistic female head, 2nd century AD
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  Emperor Caracalla, 211-217 AD
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  Asklepios, 3rd-4th c. AD

Sculptures from the Julian Basilica in the AM of Corinth

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  Emperor Augustus
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  Lucius Caesar
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  Gaius Caesar
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  Nero
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  Man in armor, 125-150 AD

Phrygian captives

Colossal statues of a Phrygian captive used as piers in the "Captive Facade" of the North Basilica, 160-220 AD

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Roman Age sculpture in the Corridor

Archaistic base with reliefs

Inv. No. S-74-27, 1st cenury AD

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Roman Age sculpture in the Lapidarium

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Glassware

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Mosaics

Pastoral scene

Floor of a Roman villa, 150-200 AD

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From dining room

Discovered near Corinth which adorned the dining room of a luxurious Roman house, 2nd or early 3rd century AD

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With a goat

Discovered near Corinth which adorned the the dining room of a luxurious Roman house, 2nd or early 3rd century AD

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Dionysos

(A 609 / MOS 25-3), 150-300 AD

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  Dionysos, 150-300 AD
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  A 609 / MOS 25-3

Frescos

Wall Painting in the fresco technique on the stucco walls of a tomb near Corinth, 100-150 AD

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Medieval art

In the Lapidarium in the courtyard

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  Byzantine relief
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  Latin relief