النساء في أثينا الكلاسيكية
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بوابة أثينا
بوابة التاريخ
بوابة المرأة
بوابة اليونان
بوابة اليونان القديمة
بوابة حضارات قديمة
بوابة نسوية
لوتروفوروس، أثينا 680 قبل الميلاد.
تلعب الفتيات في أثينا بالعرائس، كما تظهر الصورة فتاة تسمى بلانجون تمسك بدميتها في يدها اليمنى.
كان يعتبر الزواج من أهم عناصر المرأة الأثينية الحرة. هذا الصندوق كان يحتوي على مجوهراتها وأدوات التجميل وييتم تزينه بمشاهد الزفاف.
البانيثينايا يعد أهم إحتفال ديني في أثينا، كما توضح الرسوم الجدارية على حائط البارثيون شعائر الاحتفال حيث تسير الفتاة (على اليسار) حاملة البخور في يديها والباقيات يحملن الأباريق.
في أثينا الكلاسيكية كانت النساء تزور المقابر محملات بالهدايا كما يظهر على هذه الآنية.