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Luce, Stephen B. Catalogue of the Mediterranean Section. Philadelphia: The University Museum, 1921.

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  • Object[16]
  • no[5]
  • yes[11]
  • no[7]
  • yes[9]
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  • amphora[1]
  • finger ring[2]
  • grave stela[1]
  • kantharos[1]
  • kylix[4]
  • olpe[1]
  • pyxis[1]
  • ring[1]
  • sarcophagus[2]
  • sarcophagus lid[3]
  • sherd[1]
  • athens[1]
  • attica[1]
  • chiusi[1]
  • civita musarna[5]
  • etruria[12]
  • greece[1]
  • italy[15]
  • orvieto[4]
  • vulci[1]
  • archaic greek period[4]
  • classical greek period[2]
  • hellenistic period[1]
  • imperial roman period[1]
  • attic[4]
  • classical greek[1]
  • etruscan[9]
  • greek[3]
  • roman[1]
  • crocifisso del tufo, tomb 1[1]
  • ajax[1]
  • amasos[1]
  • banquet[1]
  • chest[1]
  • child[1]
  • death of achilles[1]
  • death of antilochos[1]
  • deities[1]
  • dipinto[1]
  • education[1]
  • fan?[1]
  • flute[1]
  • funeral[1]
  • game[1]
  • greaves[1]
  • helmet[1]
  • herm[1]
  • hetairai?[1]
  • himation[1]
  • iliad[1]
  • inscription[16]
  • krotala[1]
  • man[2]
  • memnon[1]
  • menelaos[1]
  • mirror[1]
  • nike[1]
  • patera[1]
  • shield[1]
  • sphinx[1]
  • stool[1]
  • tray[1]
  • warfare[2]
  • warrior[4]
  • winged man[1]
  • woman[2]
  • women[1]
  • wreath[1]
  • writing tablet[1]
  • youth[2]
  • aethiopis[1]
  • death[1]
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  • ancient greek language[1]
  • etruscan[1]
  • latin language[1]
  • ceramic[8]
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  • paint[1]
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  • tuff[5]
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  • gilded[1]
  • incised[1]
  • inscribed[1]
  • painted[1]
  • red figure[4]
  • dot-ivy class[1]
  • eucharides painter[1]
  • exekias[1]
  • hieron[1]
  • nikosthenes painter[1]
  • painter of bologna 417[1]
  • painter of philadelphia 2449[1]
  • yes[16]
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1 - 16 of 16 Records

MS4023

MS4023

On Display

Grave Stela

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MS3491B

MS3491B

Sarcophagus Lid

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MS3491A

MS3491A

Sarcophagus

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MS3358

MS3358

Finger Ring

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MS4868A

MS4868A

Pyxis

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MS2449

MS2449

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Kylix

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MS4800

MS4800

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Olpe

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MS2440

MS2440

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Kylix

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MS3442

MS3442

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Amphora

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MS4842

MS4842

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Kylix

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MS3357

MS3357

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Ring

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MS3490B

Sarcophagus Lid

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MS3489B

Sarcophagus Lid

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MS3492A

Sarcophagus

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MS3499

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Kylix

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MS1628

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Kantharos

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1 - 16 of 16 Records
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