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Taoka Tawhito

Antiquities

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Material

Cultural Group

Sword

Antiquities, Archaeology

E28.17

Figure, Animal

Antiquities, Archaeology

E35.316

Pot

Antiquities, Archaeology

E24.19

Jar

Antiquities

E35.161

Can, Watering

Antiquities

E26.35

Pot

Antiquities, Archaeology

E24.11

Lekythos

Antiquities, Archaeology

E23.8

One-handled jug (squat lekythos) from Paestum. The scene is of a cloaked woman seated beside an altar and making an offering from a plate. Attributed to the workshop of the artists known as Asteas and Python. Approximately 350-325 BC

Celt, Axe

Antiquities

E36.261

Skyphos

Antiquities, Archaeology

E23.7

Cup (skyphos) from Campania. One side shows the head of a satyr, a half human creature from mythology. The other side shows a centaur, a half-horse, half-man creature, holding a lion skin. Attributed to a group of artists now known as the Libation Group. Approximately 350-320 BC

Lamp

Antiquities

E35.239

Plaster, Wall

Antiquities, Archaeology

D21.77

Fragment of a plaster wall with a stamped decoration.

Textileworking T&E, Cloth Fragment

Ethnographic Costume and Textiles, Antiquities

F46.117

Border from the neck edge of the garment. Frieze of vine leaves with fragmentary heads., Sixth to Seventh Century A.D., Warp: natural linen, 16 tripled per cm, Weft: natural linen, dyed wool, 54 per cm., Woven tapestry with supplementary weft, plaiting, plain weave with weft ribbing.