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Figurine

Antiquities

E28.65

Ring

Antiquities

E35.66

Figurine, Plaque

Antiquities

E28.62

Bottle

Antiquities

E35.135

Figure, Animal

Antiquities

E35.316

Lekythos

Antiquities

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

Skyphos

Antiquities

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

Figurine

Antiquities

E28.42

Urn

Antiquities

F48.130

Beaker

Antiquities

F48.135

Cup

Antiquities

F48.140

Cup

Antiquities

F48.141

Oinochoe

Antiquities

F48.145

Jug, Oinochoe

Antiquities

F48.147

Vase

Ceramics

F55.10

Plate

Ceramics

F57.55

Brick, Paving

Antiquities

D13.75

Centre of large square paving, Ancient Rome

Figurine

Antiquities

E28.43

Kylix, Pyxis

Antiquities

E35.4

Oinochoe

Antiquities

E28.86

Wine jug (oinochoe). A boy is depicted playing a lyre to a woman while a satyr, a mythical creature, moves off to the right. There are traces of white paint on the woman. Women are conventionally portrayed as having white skin on Greek vases.