OCR GCSE Classical Civilisation · J199
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A shallow ancient Greek drinking cup with two handles, often decorated with painted scenes.
Revise: GreeceThe prescribed Theseus Kylix is a red-figure drinking cup in the British Museum, registration number 1850,0302.3. Made in Attica around 440–430 BC, it is attributed to the Codrus, or Kodros, Painter. Its interior contains a central Minotaur scene surrounded by six further adventures.
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A shallow, two-handled ancient Greek drinking cup.