Reproduction of a Minoan Rhyton (The Harvesters Vase)
Early 20th century (reproduction of ca. 1700-1470 BCE original)
Description
Reproduction of original Minoan serpentinite rhyton known as the Harvester Rhyton. The original was found in Room 4 at Hagia Triada, and is now located in the Herakleion Archaeological Museum. (HM 184) For information on the original see Robert B. Koehl, Aegean Bronze Age Rhyta (Philadelphia, 2006), cat. 110, p. 90.
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