- boxes, or
other symbols.
Pithos (/ˈpɪθɒs/,
Ancient Gr****: πίθος, plural:
pithoi πίθοι) is the Gr**** name of a
large storage container. The term in English...
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Pithoi was a town of
ancient Lycaonia,
inhabited in
Byzantine times. The name does not
occur among ancient authors but is
inferred from
epigraphic and...
- and
granular necessities were
stored in
pithoi located in magazines, or
storage rooms, and elsewhere.
Pithoi make
their earliest appearance just before...
- Pedachtoë
Pedaia Peium Perta Pessinus Pharax Phlara Pillitokome ****ia
Pithoi Pontanena Posala Pteria Purushanda Pyrgoi Sadagolthina Salamboreia Salarama...
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death as ****phone both dies as she (the grain) is
buried in the
pithoi (as
similar pithoi were used in
ancient times for
funerary practices) and is reborn...
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dating from
about 700 BC.
Other early depictions are
found on two
relief pithoi from the Gr****
islands Mykonos and Tinos, both
generally dated between 675...
- corn that was
stored in
underground silos or
ceramic jars (
pithoi).
Similar subterranean pithoi were used in
ancient times for
funerary practices. At the...
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found further away.
These include huts,
stone paving,
threshing floors,
pithoi, and
waste left
behind by
Bronze Age
industry such as
murex s**** ****ociated...
- in the
layers of ejecta. The
houses contain huge
ceramic storage jars (
pithoi), mills, and pottery, and many
stone staircases are
still intact. Noted...
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particularly the
maturing of the wine
stored at the
previous vintage,
whose pithoi (storage-jars) were now
ceremoniously opened.
During the feast,
social order...
