object type / vase shape: Apulian red figure bell-krater 
<p>- description A: tainia suspended, stele, Herakles with club, bow, quiver and lionskin receiving wreath from Nike; between them plant
- B: 2 draped youths with stick and sash at stele
- production place: Apulia
- painter: Eumenides Painter
- period / date: late classical, ca. 380-360 BC
- material: pottery (clay)	
- height: 33.0 cm
- diameter: 36.8 cm
- findspot: Basilicata
- museum / inventory number: London, British Museum 1867,0508.1302 / cat. vases F 47
- bibliography: Arthur Dale Trendall, Alexander Cambitoglou, The red-figured vases of Apulia volume I and II, Oxford 1978, cat. 4/231
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