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Chronology - Athenian Pottery
Good handbooks present Greek Pottery in chronological order, with sub-sections devoted to regions. Only Athens figures prominently as a centre of production in all periods, and it is for this reason that Athenian is used in the following brief introduction to major styles and techniques.
The coloured bars above are in course of activation in order to provide more information about Athenian styles. At present a few examples are available which can be accessed by clicking. These will be supplemented by a fuller range of images of Athenian pottery held in the Ashmolean Museum.