Tanagra archaeological site

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The Tanagra archaeological site is an ancient settlement in Boeotia, Greece, best known for yielding the famous Tanagra terracotta figurines and rich remains from the Classical and Hellenistic periods.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient settlement
archaeological site
associatedWith Boeotian pottery
Tanagra figurine production
country Greece
excavatedBy French School at Athens
Greek Archaeological Service
governedBy Hellenic Ministry of Culture
hasArchaeologicalPhase Classical urban occupation
Hellenistic urban occupation
use as cemetery
hasCulture Ancient Greek culture
hasFind Tanagra figurines
architectural remains
ceramic vessels
domestic structures
funerary offerings
grave goods
inscriptions
necropolis
sanctuary remains
terracotta statuettes
tombs
hasFunction burial ground
craft production center
urban center
hasPeriod Archaic period
Classical Greek period
Hellenistic period
Roman period
hasTypeOfSettlement polis
heritageDesignation archaeological site of national importance in Greece
influenced 19th-century European taste for ancient terracottas
knownFor Classical period remains
Hellenistic period remains
Tanagra terracotta figurines
linked to: Tanagra figurines
locatedIn Boeotia
Central Greece
linked to: central Greece
locatedNear modern town of Tanagra
materialUsedInFinds clay
stone
terracotta
nearbyWaterBody Asopos River
partOf ancient Greek world
ancient region of Boeotia
regionDuringAntiquity Boeotia
timeOfPeak 3rd century BCE
4th century BCE

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Tanagra hasArchaeologicalSite Tanagra archaeological site
Lion of Chaeronea isPartOf Chaeronea battlefield site
linked to: Tanagra archaeological site
Tanagraeans archaeologicalSite Tanagra archaeological site