Betancourt, Philip P., and Jean S. Silverman. Pottery from Gournia:The Cretan Collection in the University Museum, The University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, 1991.
Reference
- Object[668]
- no[668]
- mediterranean[668]
- amphora[5]
- amphoriskos[1]
- askos[1]
- base sherd[16]
- basin[1]
- basin (vessel)[1]
- body sherd[123]
- bowl[32]
- brazier[2]
- cooking jar[2]
- cooking pot[1]
- cooking vessel[1]
- cup[71]
- double vase[1]
- firebox[7]
- handle[1]
- jar[28]
- jug[85]
- kalathos[2]
- kantharos[2]
- krater[1]
- lamp[8]
- lid[3]
- lid sherd[2]
- oinochoe[1]
- pan (object)[1]
- pitcher[2]
- pithos[56]
- pot[2]
- pot stand[1]
- pot stand fragment[5]
- pyxis[1]
- rhyton[32]
- rim sherd[67]
- sherd[258]
- spout[2]
- standard[1]
- stirrup jar[3]
- strainer[2]
- teapot[1]
- tray[1]
- tripod[1]
- tripod bowl[1]
- vase[3]
- vat[1]
- early minoan iia[4]
- early minoan iib[1]
- early minoan iii[49]
- late minoan i[198]
- late minoan ia[37]
- late minoan ib[110]
- late minoan ii[7]
- late minoan iii[16]
- late minoan iiia[10]
- late minoan iiia:1[1]
- late minoan iiia:2[13]
- late minoan iiib[17]
- late minoan period[53]
- middle minoan[1]
- middle minoan i[28]
- middle minoan ia[6]
- middle minoan ib[71]
- middle minoan ii[50]
- middle minoan iia[11]
- middle minoan iib[3]
- middle minoan iii[176]
- middle minoan iiia[7]
- 039[1]
- a13[6]
- a16[1]
- b10[1]
- b11[4]
- b16[1]
- b19[1]
- b23[1]
- b44[49]
- chi 9[1]
- d23[1]
- d9[1]
- deposit a[3]
- f6[1]
- g1[8]
- g10[1]
- g11[1]
- g14[1]
- g2[1]
- g26[1]
- g31[1]
- g37[1]
- g49[1]
- g56[1]
- g7[1]
- h. of soup kitchen[1]
- house at top valley road[1]
- house b; room 27[1]
- house d, room 30[1]
- house g[1]
- house of the carpenter[51]
- house tomb ii, room 2[1]
- lambda 27[1]
- n trench[41]
- north trench[5]
- o38[1]
- omega 11[1]
- rock shelter[1]
- room sb44, under late wall[1]
- south wing of palace[1]
- w20[1]
- z23 antechamber[1]
- crocus[1]
- barbotine ware[2]
- handmade[78]
- painted[2]
- red burnished ware[1]
- wheel made[7]
- white-on-dark ware[31]
- yes[668]
