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Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum

Archaeology of Daily Life

“Tanagras”

  • Ephedrismos Group (Piggyback Girls)
  • Knucklebone Player
  • Terracotta Archer
  • Terracotta Bride-Dancer
  • Female Figure with Putti
    • Introduction
    • Childhood
      • Terracotta Dolphin Rattle
      • Terracotta Boar Rattle
      • Terracotta Dog Rattle
      • Sleeping Child with Dog and Grapes
      • Knucklebones
      • Terracotta Doll
      • Beehive Savings Bank
    • Private Pleasures
      • South Italian Mug
      • Marble Relief of Three Diners
      • Lamp Fragment with Erotic Scene
    • Female Beauty
      • Red-Figure Alabastron
      • Glass Bird Bottle Neck
      • Double-Sided Comb
    • Jewelry
      • Emerald Earrings
      • Gold Ring with Carnelian Intaglio
      • Child’s Gold Ring with Phallus
      • Gold Bulla
      • Gold Amulet Pendant
      • Charm Necklace Fragment
    • “Tanagras”
      • Ephedrismos Group (Piggyback Girls)
      • Knucklebone Player
      • Terracotta Archer
      • Terracotta Bride-Dancer
      • Female Figure with Putti
    • Bibliography
    • Biographies
    • Credits

    Open: Monday through Thursday

    11:00am to 1:00pm

     


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