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4.3: Plan of a section of the settlement at Karphi. 11th century BC. 1) shrine 2+3) Great House

4.4: Female figurine, from Karphi. c. 1000 BC. Terracotta. Iraklion Museum, Crete

4.7: Reconstruction drawing of the heroon at Lefkandi. 10th century BC

4.8: Model of a shrine, from Argos. Later 8th century BCE. Terracotta. National Museum, Athens

4.11: Statuettes, from Dreros. c. 700 BC. Bronze. Iraklion Museum, Crete

4.13: Centaur, from Lefkandi. 10th century BC. Terracotta. Eritrea Museum

4.23: The procession to the burial ground (ekphora), as shown on Geometric krater. National Museum, Athens

4.24: Geometric amphora, from Dipylon cemetery, Athens, c. 750 BC. National Museum, Athens

5.1: Proto Corinthian Animal Style olpe. c. 650-625 BC. Staatliche Antikensammlungen, Munich

5.3: Proto Corinthian aryballos, the “Macmillan” aryballos. c. 650 BC. British Museum, London

5.8: Protoattic amphora. The Eleusis amphora. c. 650 BC. Archaeological Museum, Eleusis

5.26: Griffin protome attachment for a cauldron, from Rhodes. c. 700-675 BC. Bronze. British Museum, London

5.28: The Maniklos Bronze, from Thebes. c. 700-675 BC. Bronze. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

5.30: Figurine of a youth, from Delphi. c. 625 BC. Bronze. Delphi Museum

5.31: Torso of a female “Daedalic” figurine. c. 650-625 BC. Terracotta. Iraklion Museum, Crete

5.33: “Lady of Auxerre” statuette. c. 640 BC. Limestone. Musée du Louvre, Paris

5.35: The Nikandre statue, from Delos. c. 640(?) BC. Marble. National Museum, Athens

6.3: DECADRACHM, showing (reverse) head of the nymph Arethusa wearing an olive wreath, fillet, earring, and necklace; around, four dolphins and legend: SYRAKOSION (= “of the Syracusans”); (obverse) quadriga and horses walking; above, Nike flies to crown one horse; below, a running lion. From Syracuse, Sicily. c. 460 BC. Silver. British Museum.

6.8: Temple of Apollo, Corinth, surviving columns from the northwest. c. 560 BC. Limestone with white stucco surface

6.9: (a) Restored elevation and (b) plan of the Temple of Artemis, Corcyra. c. 580 BC.

6.21: Metope from the so-called Treasury of the Sikyonians, Delphi: the cattle raid of the Dioskouroi. C. 560 BC. Limestone. Delphi Museum

6.22:Treasury of the Athenians, Delphi, from the east. c. 490-480 BC. Marble

6.24: Perspective reconstruction of the Treasury of the Siphnians, Delphi. c. 530 BC

6.25: Treasury of the Siphnians, Delphi, east pediment. c. 530 BC. Marble. Delphi Museum

6.35: Temple of Hera I, Poseidonia, from the west. c. 540 BC. Limestone (travertine) and sandstone.

6.41: New York Kouros, said to be from Attica. c. 600 BC. Marble. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

6.45: Anavysos Kouros, from Anavysos, Attica. c. 530 BC. Marble. National Museum, Athens

6.51: Phrasikleia, and her inscribed base, from Merenda, Attica. c. 540 BC. Marble. National Museum, Athens

6.52: Peplos Kore, from Athens. c. 530 BC. Marble. Acropolis Museum, Athens

6.55: Getty Kouros. Marble. Getty Museum, California

6.75: François Vase, Attic black-figure volute krater, by Kleitias and Ergotimos. Marriage of Peleus and Thetis. c. 570 BC. Archaeological Museum, Florence

6.78: Attic black-figure amphora, by Exekias. Suicide of Ajax. c. 540 BC. Musée des Beaux arts, Boulogne

6.89: Attic red-figure calyx krater by Euphronios. Herakles struggling with Antaios. c. 510-500 BC. Musee du Louve, Paris

6.90: Attic red-figure amphora by Euthymides: revelers. c. 510-500 BC. Staatliche Antikensammlungen, Munich

6.92: Attic red-figure amphora attributed to the Berlin Painter: a reveler. c. 490-480 BC. British Museum, London