The work of the Honolulu painter embodied this state's unique style of pottery, which featured a white background with black figures. This polity founded several major colonies throughout the Mediterranean, including Actium, Epidamnos, and Corcyra. During that period of expansion, this city-state was ruled by the Bacchiadae, who would eventually be overthrown by the tyrant Cypselus, the father of (*) Periander. While this polity enjoyed several centuries of prosperity thanks to its ports, this city was completely destro
The work of the Honolulu painter embodied this state's unique style of pottery, which featured a white background with black figures. This polity founded several major colonies throughout the Mediterranean, including Actium, Epidamnos, and Corcyra. During that period of expansion, this city-state was ruled by the Bacchiadae, who would eventually be overthrown by the tyrant Cypselus, the father of (*) Periander. While this polity enjoyed several centuries of prosperity thanks to its ports, this city was completely destroyed by Lucius Mummius in 146 B.C. as a display of Roman dominance over Greece. Located on a namesake isthmus connecting the Peloponnesus to mainland Greece, for 10 points, identify this Greek city-state and namesake of an acanthus-topped style of column.
The work of the Honolulu painter embodied this state's unique style of pottery, which featured a white background with black figures.
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