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Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth

Building and Lapidarium[edit]

Object location37° 54′ 19.16″ N, 22° 52′ 41.66″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMapinfo

http://odysseus.culture.gr/h/1/eh151.jsp?obj_id=3291

https://www.corinth-museum.gr/en/

Lapidarium in corridors[edit]

Lapidarium in the courtyard[edit]

Neolithic[edit]

Early and Middle Bronze Age[edit]

Early Helladic 3200-2000 BC, Middle Helladic 2000-1550 BC

Late Bronze Age[edit]

Late Helladic 1550-1050 BC, in Greece mostly Myceanean culture (Prehistoric Greece)

Mycenaean pottery[edit]

Ancient Greek antiquities[edit]

Archaic sculpture[edit]

Classical and Hellenistic sculpture[edit]

Roman Age copies of Classical Greek sculpture[edit]

Pottery[edit]

Corinthian pottery[edit]

Only pottery so explicitly described in the Museum

Krater from Poseidonia[edit]

Corinthian krater from Poseidonia, 6th century BC

Corinthian imitaion of the Attic pottery[edit]

Small terracottas[edit]

Toys[edit]

Votive terracottas[edit]

Votives for healings, 4th century BC

Metalware[edit]

Small bronzes[edit]

Mirror from Poseidonia[edit]

5th century BC

Armament[edit]

(Iron)

Architectural elements and tools[edit]

Architectural elements in the external lapidary[edit]

Mostly columns and capitals in the Lapidarium behind the building. Sample of the capitals of different styles.

Roman Age[edit]

Roman Age sculpture[edit]

Sculptures from the Julian Basilica in the AM of Corinth[edit]

Phrygian captives[edit]

Colossal statues of a Phrygian captive used as piers in the "Captive Facade" of the North Basilica, 160-220 AD

Roman Age sculpture in the Corridor[edit]

Archaistic base with reliefs[edit]

Inv. No. S-74-27, 1st cenury AD

Roman Age sculpture in the Lapidarium[edit]

Glassware[edit]

Mosaics[edit]

Pastoral scene[edit]

Floor of a Roman villa, 150-200 AD

From dining room[edit]

Discovered near Corinth which adorned the dining room of a luxurious Roman house, 2nd or early 3rd century AD

With a goat[edit]

Discovered near Corinth which adorned the the dining room of a luxurious Roman house, 2nd or early 3rd century AD

Dionysos[edit]

(A 609 / MOS 25-3), 150-300 AD

Frescos[edit]

Wall Painting in the fresco technique on the stucco walls of a tomb near Corinth, 100-150 AD

Medieval art[edit]

In the Lapidarium in the courtyard