File:Chieftain cup from Hagia Triada 02 (cropped).jpg
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English: object type: stone vessel
- description: conical cup; relief depicting probably two boys playing prince and officer - production place: Crete, probably Knossos - period / date: late minoan IA, 1550-1500 BC - material: serpentine - height: 11,5 cm - diameter rim: 9,9 cm - findspot: Hagia Triada, palace - museum / inventory number: Heraklion, Archaeological Museum 341 - bibliography: Peter Warren, Minoan Stone Vases, Cambridge 1969, 180, P 197 |
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