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'''Bronze Hydria''' | '''Bronze Hydria''' - uncommon Greek artifact. | ||
Three-handled bronze water vessels were used in Greek households and sanctuaries for carrying and pouring water. Hydrias were among the most prestigious prizes at athletic games and treasured household possessions. Their handles were often adorned with cast figures of sirens, gorgons, or reclining lions. | Three-handled bronze water vessels were used in Greek households and sanctuaries for carrying and pouring water. Hydrias were among the most prestigious prizes at athletic games and treasured household possessions. Their handles were often adorned with cast figures of sirens, gorgons, or reclining lions. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:48, 3 July 2026
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| Rarity | Uncommon |
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| Era | Greek |
| Native to | Acropolis (Greece) |
| Toughness | 200.0 |
| Sale value | 120 |
| Materials | bronze |
Bronze Hydria - uncommon Greek artifact.
Three-handled bronze water vessels were used in Greek households and sanctuaries for carrying and pouring water. Hydrias were among the most prestigious prizes at athletic games and treasured household possessions. Their handles were often adorned with cast figures of sirens, gorgons, or reclining lions.
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