keay_35b

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?:created	2013-08-03T21:02:43Z ()
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?:prefLabel	Keay 35B (en)
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?:scopeNote	This type is related to the Keay 35A type. According to Keay (1984), this amphora: consisted of a cylindrical body terminating in a pointed base. The foot was different from variant A: cone-shaped instead of cylindrical. The shoulder was in the form a of a wide curve, while the neck was cone-shaped and similar to 35A. The rim was a more developed form of variant A, being gently everted with a shallower rim-flange and a small ridge running around its top edge. The handles were similar to variant A (triangular profile with elliptical section) but the profile was larger. The size of this type is not constant: - small model (normal) : H. 99, w. 34 (example Santamaria, 1995), - large models: H. 115/120, w. 43/49 (examples: Keay, 1984; Freed, 1995) (en)
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