Theseus Greek Vase Painting Analysis

In this Greek vase painting of Theseus showing some of his many labors and great adventures. Starting at the center of the vase the artist showing Theseus most famous minotaur scene I believe that this is the point where Theseus has just killed the minotaur and dragging him out the labyrinth because the sword is still in his right hand and only half his body is showing. As I continue around the vase some of the scenes are easily to identify then others like the scene of Theseus killing Skiron, by the artist adding the turtle on the rock and Skiron shown falling back. Also the scene where Theseus is clearly holding the golden fleece and who I believe to be Jason whom he was helping and the boar in the Calydonian boar. The scene of the killing
of Prokroustes the way the artist showing the bed and Theseus holding the ax helps identify this scene. Now this brings me to the more unidentifiable scenes if this wasn't a vase on Theseus I wouldn't be able to tell. The scene of Theseus killing Kerkyon the wrestler there's not much to tell who this is. And in the scene of The Bull of Marathon, according to Carpenter this scene can be mistaken for Herakles, bull scene. I don’t see Athena or Medea in this scene that helps to know its Theseus. Lastly the scene I believe to be the killing of Sinis is hard to identify because the artist didn't really show the bending of the pine trees and it could be mistaken for Skiron scene.