ANCIENT GREEK POTTERY: PLACES WHERE THEY WERE FOUND AND HISTORICAL CONTEXTS
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Ancient Greece, crafts, pottery, Greek vases, ethnographic origin, historical boundaries, geographical distribution, tomb finds, social significance.Abstract
This article includes a scientific analysis of Ancient Greece’s role in the development of humankind, the advancement of crafts and pottery, as well as the history and geographical distribution of Greek vases. The article provides detailed information about the ethnographic origins of Greek ceramic goods, the conditions of their production, their historical and geographical boundaries, and also about finds from tombs. The main purpose of the study is to examine the history of Greek vases and their relationship with other cultures. In this scientific work, the social, economic, and cultural significance of Greek vases is also considered.
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