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2017, Charalambidou, X. & Morgan, M. (eds.), Interpreting the Seventh Century BC: Tradition and Innovation, Oxford

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appear on other Eretrian and Euboean/Euboean Gulf vessels, both open and closed shapes, such as the large kotylai (e�g� Figure 14.2a-b from Zarakes and Oropos) or amphorae smaller than the pithoid amphorae� The same applies for the other classes of pithoid amphorae: for example, the confronted birds on Eretrian pithoid amphorae of Group D also occur in the main zone of Eretrian kraters/louteria (e�g� Figure 14.23 from Oropos)� 55 ArchDelt 23 (1968) B: 230-1; ArchDelt 27 (1972) B: 340�