Hellenistic Pottery Oil Lamp magnagraecia ” inspiring widespread imitation by

” inspiring widespread imitation by both Chinese kilns and numerous European factories

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Hellenistic Pottery Oil Lamp magnagraecia ” inspiring widespread imitation byHellenistic Period, c. 300100 BC, Greece Magnificent, small sized mold made oil lamp, featuring a carinated body with an elongated nozzle. The lamp sits on a flat, raised base and it features radiating dots and rosettes in relief originating from the ridge of the filling hole, and one incised line decorate the nozzle. The lamp also features a small lug handle. The Hellenistic period covers the time in Mediterranean history after Classical Greece,