Dentate Stamping

Definition

Dentate stamping is a technique used in ancient pottery where the rim of a vessel is decorated with small, triangular impressions resembling teeth. It was commonly seen in Greek and Etruscan pottery.

Related terms

Greek Pottery: Pottery made by ancient Greeks, known for its distinctive styles and techniques.

Etruscan Pottery: Pottery made by the Etruscans, an ancient civilization in Italy, often characterized by intricate designs and vibrant colors.

Rim Decoration: Various decorative elements added to the edges or rims of pottery vessels.