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Early Cycladic Stone vessels
Mostly marble, 3200-2000 BC
Rhyta[edit]
3200-2800 BC, EC I period
Stone models[edit]
ca EC II period
Vessels by material[edit]
Steatite[edit]
Marble[edit]
Including other non-steatite stones, mostly marble.
The vast majority, as seen below.
By shape[edit]
Tall cups[edit]
Most of the years 3200-2800 BC, Early Cycladic Bronze Age I period, Grotta-Pelos culture. Sometimes described as the "big rhyton".
Kandiles[edit]
Most of the years 3200-2800 BC, Early Cycladic Bronze Age I period, Grotta-Pelos culture, but likely continue to 2300 BC (EC II period).
In Terminology of British Musem: "Stone vase, known as a kandila". In Terminology of Ashmolean Museum, Oxford: Kandila. In Terminology of Goulandris Museum: Cycladic collared jar (“kandila”). Sometimes "chandeliers". In Terminology of Colin Renfrew: Kandila.
Paletes[edit]
3200-2300 BC, EC I-II period
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Cylindrical pallete
Bowls[edit]
3200-2000 BC, EC I - EC III period
Bowls with spout[edit]
ca 3000-2000 BC
Chalices[edit]
Chalices, craters, cups
mostly EC II period
Pixydies[edit]
mostly EC II period
Spherical pixydies[edit]
Double vessels[edit]
Pigeons Vases[edit]
Keros-Syros culture, 2800-2300 BC (EC II period)
Kernoi[edit]
Frying pans[edit]
See Early Cycladic "Frying Pans"
Cretan analogies[edit]
or Cycladic influence in Crete
Egyptian analogies[edit]
Old kingdom, 5th dynasty, ca 2510-2365 BC