Oversized Athenian Drinking Vessels in Context: Their Role in Etruscan Ritual Performances (original) (raw)

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This article discusses a distinctive class of Athenian figure-decorated vases consisting of a few black-figure and red-figure cups and some phialai that are dated to the sixth and fifth centuries BCE. All are large, and some are huge, with diameters varying between about 35 and 56 cm. After tracking the shift in the distribution of these vessels from the late sixth century on, from Greek contexts to a concentration in southern Etruria, the article examines several case studies based on reconstructed material assemblages from Etruscan sanctuaries and graves in order to better understand the part played by the purchasers in the local reception and use of these monumental Athenian vases. I attempt to go beyond earlier explanations that see these objects as exchange gifts reflecting the prestige of the aristocratic owners and to demonstrate how this distinctive class of pottery responded to a variety of indigenous needs, practices, and interpretations. 1 introduction Athenian pottery imports in the Italian peninsula, especially southern Etruria, have been the subject of scholarship since the early 19th century, when excavations undertaken in the necropoleis of Vulci yielded thousands of these vessels. 2 While initially focused on the analysis of shapes, iconographical subjects, and painters' styles, scholars gradually began to concentrate on the actions of traders and the effects of this foreign market on Athenian potters, though, until recently, from a Hellenocentric point of view. 3 Since the late 1990s, studies have shown a new interest in purchasers, networks, and markets for figure-decorated pottery with keen attention to the choices of Italic consumers. 4 These studies have discussed how indigenous populations used Greek vases, 5 often relating material culture to the construction of 1 Earlier versions of this paper were presented at the Oxford graduate seminars on Greek Pots Abroad in 2008 and at the Pottery Research Group meeting in 2012 (Institute of Classical Studies, University College London). I greatly benefited from discussions with A. Johnston, E. Langridge-Noti, M. Stansbury-O'Donnell, and T. Carpenter and, on Etruscan matters, with B. van der Meer and C. Riva. Many thanks are also due to M. Mendonça and S. Sarti. Also extremely helpful were the reviews of S. Bundrick and two anonymous reviewers for the AJA, and the comments of AJA Editor-in-Chief Jane B. Carter. Remaining errors are mine. I am very grateful to C. Johnston and B. Simpson, AJA editorial staff, for help in practical and editing matters. For assistance in obtaining photographs and copyright permits, I acknowledge R.

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FIG. 1. BIO cup, ca. 540-520 BCE, diam. 45.5 cm, from Betolle, Chiusi. Princeton, Princeton University Art Museum, inv. no. 2018-23 (BAPD, no. 320002; Malagardis 2009, 259-60): a, profile view; b, view showing the bottom surface of the foot deco- rated with figures (© Princeton University Art Museum).

FIG. 2. Black-figure cup, Type A, ca. 525-500 BCE, diam. 35.3 cm, from Naukratis. One of few examples of a black-figure over- sized kylix from the late sixth—early fifth century BCE. Brussels, Musées royaux d‘Art et d’Histoire, inv. no. A3645 (BAPD, no. 230722) (© Musées royaux d‘Art et d'Histoire).

FIG. 3. Distribution of Attic oversized skyphoi (bf = black-figure, rf = red-figure; drawing by N. Bloch).

FIG. 4. Distribution of Attic oversized kantharoi (bf = black-figure, rf = red-figure; drawing by N. Bloch).

FIG. §. Distribution of BIO cups with known provenance (ca. 560-500 BCE). For details on the cups indicated here, see appx. 1 (drawing by the author and N. Bloch).

FIG. 6. Distribution of monumental black- and red-figure cups (Types A and B) and phialai from the last quarter of the sixth century to the late fifth century BCE. For details on the vessels indicated here, see appx. 2 (drawing by the author and N. Bloch).

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FIG. 7. Partial reconstruction of pottery assemblage of a grave in Foiano della Chiana: left, black-figure volute krater, ca. 520-500 BCE, ht. ca. $8 cm (Baltimore, Walters Art Museum, inv. no. 48.29 [BAPD, no. 16188]); center, black-figure kylix, ca. 520-500 BCE, diam. 43 cm (Florence, Museo Archeologico, inv. no. 74624 [BAPD, no. 302278]); right, red-figure hydria, ca. 470-450 BCE, ht. 39 cm (Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, inv. no. 90.156 [BAPD, no. 207002]) (left, © The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore; center, © Florence, Museo Archeologico; right, © Museum of Fine Arts, Boston).

FIG. 8. Partial reconstruction of grave assemblage (the bronze candelabrum mentioned in the text is not in the image) from Spina, Valle Pega, Tomb VP 18C, 450-420 BCE. Ferrara, Museo Archeologico Nazionale (after Massei 1978, 210-13, pl. 42.1; © Ferrara, Museo Archeologico Nazionale).

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FIG. 9. Monumental kylix, ca. 480-470 BCE, diam. 56.6 cm, from Spina, Valle Pega, Tomb VP 18C (Ferrara, Museo Ar- cheologico Nazionale, inv. no. 44885 [BAPD, no. 211599]): a, interior, tondo with the Dioskouroi or Theseus and Perithoos and frieze with the deeds of Theseus; b, exterior, side A, fight between Ajax and Odysseus for the arms of Achilles; c, exterior, side B, fight between Achilles and Memnon (© Ferrara, Museo Archeologico Nazionale).

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FIG. 10. Partial reconstruction of pottery assemblage from a tomb in Vulci: a, smaller cup, ca. 500-480 (Berlin, Antikensammlung, inv. nos. 2280, 2281, and fragments at the Vatican Museum [BAPD, no. 200097]); b, oversized cup, ca. 500-480 BCE, original full diam. ca. 50 cm (Berlin, Antikensammlung, inv. no. 2283, and Rome, Museo Vaticano, Astarita Collection, inv. no. 134 [BAPD, no. 205065]); c, oversized cup, ca. 00-480 BCE, original full diam. ca. 50 cm (Berlin, Antikensammlung, inv. no. 2284 [BAPD, no. 205066]) (a, after Williams 1976; b and c, after Hoppin 1919, 1:383 and 213, respectively).

FIG. 11. Tarquinia, Tomba dei Vasi Dipinti, scene on back wall, ca. 530 BCE (drawing by A. Guido Gatti; © Soprinten- denza Archeologia della Toscana, Florence).

FIG. 12. Tarquinia, Tomba del Barone, scene on back wall, ca. 510 BCE (© Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici Etruria Meridionale, Rome).

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FIG. 13. Two kylikes found in a plundered chamber tomb in the necropolis of Monterozzi in Tarquinia: a, red-figure kylix signed by Oltos and Euxitheos, ca. 520-500 BCE, diam. 52 cm (Tarquinia, Museo Archeologico, inv. no. RC6848 [BAPD, no. 200502]); b, red-figure kylix of average size, ca. 520-500 BCE, diam. 23.2 cm (Tarquinia, Museo Archeologico, inv. no. RC5292 [BAPD, no. 200692]) (courtesy Polo Museale del Lazio—Tarquinia).

FIG. 14. Drawing of the theoxenia of the Dioskouroi on the shoul- der of a red-figure hydria decorated by the Kadmos Painter, ca. 450-400 BCE. Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Regional Museum of Ar- chaeology, inv. no. 298 (BAPD, no. 215726) (after Van Horn 1951, fig. 24).

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