[Agora Publication] Wachsmann (2012): Panathenaic Ships: The Iconographic Evidence

Wachsmann, Shelley ... American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... Hesperia 81.2 2 237-266 ... 2012 ... Panathenaic Ships: The Iconographic Evidence

[Agora Publication] Carlson (2009): Seeing the Sea: Ships' Eyes in Classical Greece

Carlson, Deborah N ... American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... Hesperia 78.3 3 347-365 ... 2009 ... Seeing the Sea: Ships' Eyes in Classical Greece

[Agora Notebook Page] ΠΠ-9-101 (pp. 1792-1793)

Stamped Amphora Handle: Rhodian. Stamped Amphora Handle: Knidian. Torso of Draped Female Figure. Plaster Wall Fragments with Graffito Ships ... ΠΠ-9 1792, 1793 SS 14097 SS 14098 S 1938 A 2608 SS 14097 SS 14098 S 1938 A 2608 ... 16 April 1956 ... Plaster Wall Fragments with Graffito Ships

[Agora Object] AP 2346: Lekythos Base

Two eyes with figure between; red and white paint. Red: Eyes (and white), ships or cloak, two lines below figure zone. Like the "Cock Group"? Late 6th c. Roebuck, no. 199. Carl Roebuck, Nb. No. 8. Well ... 27 May 1938 ... Red: Eyes (and white), ships or cloak, two lines below figure zone.

[Agora Object] I 2012: Marble Fragment

Inscribed fragment. Catalogue of ships. Fragment ΟΕ 199a (a), mended from two pieces. Inscribed faces only preserved. Fragment ΑΑ 29 (c), a non-joining fragment, mended from two pieces, whoch preserves ... Ca. 357/6 B.C ... Catalogue of ships. Fragment ΟΕ 199a (a), mended from two pieces. ... ADDENDA These fragments belong to a copy of IG II2, no. 1611, ca. 357/6 B.C., a catalogue of ships and their paraphernalia (other fragments, now in Epigraphical Museum, found in Piraeous.

[Agora Notebook Page] Ζ-17-90 (pp. 3297-3298)

Agora 004, no. 82. Vessel Fragment: Official Measure. Well. Agora 010, no. DM 39, p. 52. Ship's Eye Fragment. Dump. Αρχαιολογική Εφημερίς, 1978. p. 119-135. K. De Vries and M.L. Katsev, 1972, "Greek, Etruscan ... Ζ-17 3297, 3298 P 31937 A 4804 A 3811 Lot Ζ 14 Lot Ζ 279 H 12:11.1 H 12:6 G 11:3 93-15-6 A 4804 ... 575-525 B.C ... Katsev, 1972, "Greek, Etruscan and Phoenician Ships and Shipping", in G.

[Agora Publication Page] Agora 23, s. 318, p. 302

Cups; Little Master Cups; Band-Cups. Pit. H. A. Thompson, Hesperia, Suppl. IV, Baltimore 1940, p. 13, b and p. 14, fig. 11:b. Fill. Other. E. Vanderpool, Hesperia 7, 1938, p. 391, no. 25, fig. 27. Well ... Agora 23 302 P 13348 P 10787 P 25299 P 1240 P 13032 P 23149 P 15377 P 8737 H 10:2 G 11:5 G-I 11-12 G 6:3 U 25:2 B 21:20 N 18:2 ... 540 B.C ... Williams, Greek Oared Ships 900-322 B.C., Cambridge 1968 ... Casson, Ships and Seamanship in the Ancient World, Princeton 1971 ... Williams, Greek Oared Ships 900-322 B.C., Cambridge 1968, pl. 16:d

[Agora Object] P 13032: Black Figure Cup Fragments

Two non-joining fragments from rim of large cup with figures inside. a) The stern of a ship, left, with seated helmsman and part of sailor and ropes. Red for the hull. b) Part of a second sail. Outside, ... 26 May 1938 ... Fragment of another black figure cup decorated with ships is in container Β 80 of section Δ.

[Agora Webpage] Birth of Democracy: The Athenian Navy

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The Athenian Navy With thousands of kilometers of coastline and hundreds of islands, the Greek world was likely to be dominated only by a naval power. A generation after the establishment of democracy ... The fleet was made up of triremes, wooden warships that carried 170 rowers manning three banks of oars. The ships were 100-120 feet long and about 20 feet wide. At her peak, Athens had a fleet of 400 ships, a force requiring close to 80,000 men. ... With the three tiers of rowers that give the trireme its name, the ship acted as an oar-powered battering ram manned by highly trained and disciplined rowers. Oared ships appear on Athenian vases from the 8th to the 5th century B.C., and several of the 372 shipsheds that lined the harbors of the Piraeus have been excavated.

[Agora Publication Page] Agora 8, s. 148, p. 134

Rim profiles on amphorae. Thallophoros. Roads. Thymaterion. Rope. Tools. Rosette. Tree of life. Runner tondo. Trial pieces. Sanctuaries in the Agora. Tripod ornament. Shapes, general history of proportions ... Agora 8 134 ... Ships

[Agora Webpage] Birth of Democracy: Factional Politics

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Factional Politics: The Ostracism of Themistokles A group of ostraka found together in a pit on the North Slope of the Acropolis is of special interest. There were 190 ostraka, mostly the round feet of ... When a great find of silver was made in southern Attica, it was he who convinced the Athenians not to distribute the money among themselves but to spend it building a great fleet of 200 triremes (war ships). These ships proved crucial in the decisive victory of the Greek fleet over the Persians at Salamis in 480 B.C., as did Themistokles' own guile in tricking the Persians into fighting in the narrow straits.

[Agora Publication Page] Agora 23, s. 382, p. 366

Red-bodied. Re-used in antiquity. Myrrhinous. Rhodes. Riding crop. Nebris. Rim, figures on top of. Ring. "Neck-piece" of chiton. Rock. Necklace. Roof tiles. Okladias. Sakkos. Olympieion. Samos. Oriental ... Agora 23 366 ... Ships on rims

[Agora Publication Page] Agora 8, s. 88, p. 74

B.S.A., XXXV, 1934-1935, p. 192, pl. 55, c. G. S. Kirk, "Ships on Geometric Vases," B.S.A., XLIV, 1949, pp. 93ff. Hesperia, IX, 1940, p. 163, fig. 13, 20. Hydria; Early Protoattic. Well. Hesperia, VII, ... Agora 8 74 P 10154 P 25329 P 3776 P 21232 P 13771 P 13277 T 19:3 G-H 11-12 R 9:2 U 24:1 H 12:9 ... 700 B.C ... Kirk, "Ships on Geometric Vases," B.S.A., XLIV, 1949, pp. 93ff.

[Agora Webpage] AgoraPicBk 4 2004: The Council and Magistrates

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The Council and the Magistrates Like selection for military service, allotment to the Council was organized according to the division by tribes; 50 members from each tribe acted as a unit in the Council ... In addition to preparing legislation for the Assembly, the Council checked the qualifications of newly allotted officials, tried magistrates accused of mismanaging funds, inspected cavalry and ships, and worked with various boards.