Ostrakon for Aristides

Giovanni Dall'Orto

by Giovanni Dall'Orto
published on 06 May 2016

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Ostrakon for Aristides — A pottery sherd (ostrakon) used in the Athenian political process of exile known as ostracism. This piece bears the name of Aristides, who was ostracised in 483 BCE. (Agora Museum, Athens)

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