Greek Etrusco-Corinthian piriform aryballos

This is a 7th to 6th-century BCE Greek Etrusco-Corinthian piriform terracotta aryballos decorated with horizontal brown and reddish-orange bands and tongue patterns on the shoulder that was used as an oil or perfume flask in ancient Greece. Likely produced in the archaic period, blending Greek Corinthian potting styles with Etruscan production or influence. Provenience unknown. Accession #: 93.19.9 3D model made using Artec Space Spider. This work is part of the collaboration agreement between Global Digital Heritage and the Museum of Archaeology, Paleontology, and Science (MAPS). We thank the museum staff at MAPS for their collaboration and efforts.