I suggest that anybody interested in Apulian pottery would be advised to read chapter 5, "The Apulian Vases", of Peter Watson's, Sotheby's: Inside Story (London, 1997). It is also worth studying the related plates in some detail.
It perhaps makes sense of some of the events of this week.
Discussion of the archaeological ethics surrounding the collecting of antiquities and archaeological material.
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