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There are 3 objects for which Decoration contains → hephaistos
2007.10.2.361 Hephaistos, Aphrodite and Eros. Hephaistos is using an anvil and Aphrodite is in the middle holding a trident and Eros is holding her other hand. By Aphrodite's side is a shield with a face protruding out of it.
84.5.15 Block V of the east frieze of the Parthenon. Block shows on left (in order) the gods Nike/Iris, Hera and Zeus at rest on stools. The centre shows three females and two males in the process of giving the peplos; the left two females carry stools with the rightmost holding a baton to the centre female; the right two males, one man and one boy, fold the peplos. The right shows the gods Athena and Hephaistos at rest on stools
85.3.1 All around the neck (except where the handles would have been attached) is a band of chained together, inverted teardrop shapes and dots within two black lines. Main decoration on body consists of two bordered figural scenes; Side A: Dionysus on donkey led by boy; Side B: Hephaistos (Dionysos, according to Mannack) on donkey led by boy. Both scenes are bordered by two lines of vertical dots between three vertical black lines at the sides, and a series of alternating thick and thin vertical black lines above. At the bottom of the body is a band of upward pointing rays.
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