object type / vase shape: corinthian pyxis with convex sides, with lid
<p>- decoration technique: black figure
- description lid: boar hunt, bird between 2 confronted sphinxes; name inscriptions: ΑΓΑΜΕΜΝΟΝ, ΑΛΚΑ, ΔΟΡΙΜΑΧΟΣ, ΣΑΚΙΣ, ΑΝΔΡΥΤΑΣ, ΛΑϘΟΝ, ΦΙΛΟΝ, ΘΕΡΣΑΝΔΡΟΣ
- body: two animal friezes
- production place: Corinth
- painter / group: Dodwell Painter
- period / date: middle corinthian, ca. 600-570 BC
- material: pottery (clay)
- height (including lid): 14.0 cm
- findspot: Mertese (near Corinth)
- museum / inventory number: München, Staatliche Antikensammlung 327
- bibliography: Darrell Arlynn Amyx, Corinthian Vase-Painting of the Archaic Period, Berkeley 1988, 205, A.1
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