File:Black figure epinetron, symposion scene, AM of Corinth, 202835x.jpg
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English: Utensil for hackling wool (epinetron, thigh-protector used by a woman when weaving) depicting a Dionysian scene and representation of a banquet (or symposion), 6th century BC. Find from the region of Ancient Asai. Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth.
Čeština: Epinetron (nástroj pro ochranu stehen při zpracování vlny) s černofigurovou malbou dionýsovské scény při hostině (symposinu). Náez z oblasti antického Asai, 6. století před n. l. Archeologické muzeum v Korintu. |
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