This kind of spyral decoration is characteristic of Kefalonia.
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Krater from Lakithra. From Late Helladic III C to later period (1100/1090- 1060/40 BCE). This kind of spyral decoration is characteristic of Kefalonia. |
| Cray statue of pastral god Pan, found in the Melissani Cave. From the late fourth to the early third century BCE. | |
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Cray statues of dancing women from Kokkolata. Hellenistic period. |
| Mosaic floor from the temple of Poseidon, in Valtsa, Lixouri. A trident, symbol of Poseidon, and four dolphines are depicted. Second century CE. | |
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Cray head of Selinos, from Skinias, Lixouri. It was part of decoration of a table leg. Late Roman period. |
See also the web site of the Greek Ministry of Culture, Archaeological Museum of Argostoli.
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