object type / vase shape: East Greek plastic aryballos (perfume bottle), transition from figure vase rhyton
<p>- shape: ram, high mouth and handle on the back, bird-like tail, small head, 4 legs
- painting technique: clay colours without incision with subgeometric patterns
- production place: East Greek (Rhodos?) 
- period / date: orientalizing, ca. 700-600 BC
- material: pottery (clay)
- height: 13 cm
- lenght: 20 cm
- findspot: Ialysos, tomb 470
- museum / inventory number: Rhodos, Archaeological Museum 11965
- bibliography: Giulio Jacopi, Clara Rhodos III, Scavi nella necropoli di Jalisso 1924-1928, Bergamo 1929, 147, figure 142
- Beazley Archive Pottery Database 9004897
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