Human Generated Data

Title

Hydria (water jar): Warrior's Farewell

Date

c. 550-540 BCE

People

-

Classification

Vessels

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Gift of a supporter of Sardis in recognition of Professor George M.A.Hanfmann and his eleven seasons as field director of the Harvard-Cornell Archaeological Exploration of Sardis, 1969.14

Human Generated Data

Title

Hydria (water jar): Warrior's Farewell

Date

c. 550-540 BCE

Classification

Vessels

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Gift of a supporter of Sardis in recognition of Professor George M.A.Hanfmann and his eleven seasons as field director of the Harvard-Cornell Archaeological Exploration of Sardis, 1969.14

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2019-04-07

Jar 98.8
Pottery 98.8
Vase 98.8
Helmet 74.2
Clothing 74.2
Apparel 74.2
Urn 64.7
Person 60.6
Human 60.6
Potted Plant 56.2
Plant 56.2

Clarifai
created on 2018-03-16

pottery 100
no person 100
vase 99.9
container 99.9
clay 99.9
porcelain 99.6
ancient 99.3
jug 99.3
pot 99.3
earthenware 99.2
urn 98.9
arts and crafts 98.9
traditional 98.7
art 98.6
retro 98.5
tableware 98.5
handmade 98.4
ceramic 98.4
museum 98
jar 97.8

Imagga
created on 2018-03-16

vase 100
jar 100
vessel 85
container 70.2
earthenware 56.9
ceramic ware 45
traditional 36.6
drink 33.4
utensil 33.4
pot 33
teapot 29.8
tea 29.2
handle 27.7
china 27.2
decoration 24.6
old 24.4
culture 23.9
cup 23.7
brown 23.6
object 23.5
antique 22.5
pottery 21
art 20.8
beverage 19.9
ceramic 19.4
jug 18.8
glass 18.7
retro 18
ceramics 17.6
clay 17.6
ancient 17.3
decorative 16.7
ornate 16.5
ornament 15.5
porcelain 15.4
kitchen 15.2
food 15.1
vintage 14.9
lid 14.7
classical 14.3
craft 14.3
hot 14.2
pitcher 14.2
yellow 13.9
black 13.8
metal 13.7
breakfast 13.3
single 13.2
liquid 13.1
water 12.7
ceremony 12.6
close 12.6
coffee 12
tradition 12
history 11.6
herbal 11.5
oriental 11.3
healthy 11.3
east 11.2
style 11.1
refreshment 10.9
closeup 10.8
design 10.7
gold 10.7
old fashioned 10.5
kettle 9.9
transparent 9.9
relaxation 9.2
metallic 9.2
color 8.9
brew 8.8
souvenir 8.8
brass 8.8
handmade 8.7
heat 8.3
morning 8.1
domestic 8.1
reflection 8.1
caffeine 7.7
obsolete 7.7
mug 7.7
classic 7.4
cover 7.4
shiny 7.1
decor 7.1

Google
created on 2018-03-16

vase 88.5
artifact 80.2
pottery 79.7
ceramic 79.6
urn 56.6

Microsoft
created on 2018-03-16

plant 97.7
wall 96.8
indoor 94.6
vessel 68.4
ceramic ware 39.7
jar 32.5
painted 19.9
porcelain 5.6

Color Analysis

Face analysis

Amazon

AWS Rekognition

Age 35-52
Gender Female, 51.5%
Calm 50.8%
Angry 45.4%
Disgusted 45.2%
Sad 45.9%
Surprised 45.4%
Happy 47%
Confused 45.4%

AWS Rekognition

Age 26-44
Gender Male, 72.8%
Confused 1.7%
Sad 7.7%
Surprised 22.5%
Calm 60%
Happy 2.7%
Disgusted 1.4%
Angry 4%

Feature analysis

Amazon

Helmet
Person
Helmet 74.2%
Person 60.6%

Categories

Imagga

food drinks 99.9%
paintings art 0.1%

Captions

Microsoft
created on 2018-03-16

a close up of a vase on a table 64.8%
a close up of a vase 64.7%
a vase sitting on a table 55.4%

OpenAI GPT

Created by gpt-4o-2024-05-13 on 2025-01-04

The image depicts an ancient Greek amphora, a type of storage jar, characterized by its large, rounded body and two handles. The amphora is decorated with black-figure pottery, a style in which black figures are painted on the natural red clay of the vase. The scene on the amphora appears to feature figures engaged in various activities. In the main frieze, there are several human figures, some of whom are mounted on horses while others stand or interact with one another. The scene includes warriors, as suggested by some of the figures wearing helmets and carrying spears and shields. There's also a chariot depicted in the scene. The decorative elements include patterns around the neck of the amphora and on the handles, featuring typical Greek geometric designs. The amphora is likely to be from the Archaic period of Greece, a time frame from about 800 to 480 BCE, and such pottery was often used for storing wine, oil, or other commodities. The detailed artwork provides insight into the attire, weapons, and daily activities of ancient Greek society.

Created by gpt-4 on 2024-01-27

The image shows an ancient Greek vase, specifically a type of pottery called a hydria, which was used for carrying water. This vase has a black-figure decoration. The top and the bottom portions of the vase are adorned with black paint, while the central section has a terracotta-colored background with black figures and details painted on it. The scene depicted on the vase is a busy one with multiple figures. There are at least seven human figures and two horses. The humans appear to be warriors, as suggested by their attire and helmets. Some hold shields and appear to be in combat poses. There is one central figure who stands out because of their white clothing, contrasting with the warriors. This figure holds a rod or scepter and seems to be an authoritative or commanding presence, possibly a deity or a high-ranking individual. The horses are harnessed to what appears to be a two-wheeled chariot, and they are depicted in a rearing position. The details of the scene are intricate, showing the motion and energy of a battle or competition, and the artwork reflects the ancient Greek style, with emphasis on line and form. The human figures are typical of the archaic style, with black silhouetted forms and details incised or painted within the outlines. The decorative patterns, such as the meanders and the lotus buds on the upper part, add to the ornate nature of the vase. Overall, the vase represents an exquisite piece of ancient craftsmanship, showcasing both artistic and functional qualities.

Anthropic Claude

Created by claude-3-haiku-48k-20240307 on 2024-03-29

The image shows an ancient Greek pottery vase or amphora. The vase has a black background with intricate orange and red painted designs depicting figures in ancient Greek attire. The figures appear to be soldiers or warriors engaged in some kind of battle or military scene, with some figures on horseback and others carrying weapons. The vase has a rounded body and a narrow neck, with handles on the sides. This type of decorated pottery was commonly used in ancient Greek culture for storing and transporting various goods.

Meta Llama

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2024-12-26

This image depicts a black-figure Attic vase, specifically a hydria, which is a type of ancient Greek pottery. The vase features a wide mouth and two handles on either side, with a narrow neck and a rounded body that tapers to a small foot. The vase is decorated with a black-figure technique, where the figures are painted in black on a red clay background. The main scene on the body of the vase shows a chariot race, with two chariots racing towards the right. Each chariot is pulled by four horses, and the drivers are dressed in white robes and helmets. The chariots are decorated with red and white details, and the horses are depicted in various poses, some of which appear to be jumping or rearing up. Above the chariot scene, there is a frieze of figures engaged in various activities, including dancing, playing musical instruments, and carrying objects. These figures are also painted in black on a red background, and they add to the overall sense of movement and energy on the vase. The background of the image is a plain gray color, which helps to highlight the details of the vase and its decorations. Overall, this image provides a clear and detailed view of an ancient Greek vase, showcasing its beauty and craftsmanship.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2024-12-02

The image depicts an ancient Greek vase, specifically a red-figure amphora, which is a type of ancient Greek pottery. The vase is decorated with a scene of soldiers and horses, and it has two handles on either side. * The vase is made of clay and has a wide mouth and a narrow neck. * The body of the vase is decorated with a scene of soldiers and horses, which is typical of red-figure pottery. * The scene shows several soldiers riding horses and engaging in battle. * The vase also features a frieze of figures along the top edge, which is a common feature of ancient Greek pottery. * The vase has a foot ring at the bottom, which is also typical of ancient Greek pottery. Overall, the image provides a detailed view of an ancient Greek vase, showcasing its unique design and decoration.