Vermeule, Cornelius C. The Sommerville Gem Collection of the University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. The University Museum, 1956.
Reference
- Object[55]
- mediterranean[55]
- box lid[1]
- finger ring[1]
- gem[55]
- pendant[1]
- pin[1]
- ring[26]
- scarab[6]
- scaraboid[3]
- seal (object)[3]
- swivel ring[10]
- mediterranean[55]
- campanian[1]
- christian[1]
- east greek[1]
- etruscan[6]
- gnostic[1]
- graeco-roman[13]
- greek[3]
- islamic[1]
- italian[2]
- italic[5]
- neo-babylonian[1]
- persian[3]
- phoenician[1]
- roman[8]
- sassanian[4]
- south italian[1]
- western european[1]
- aesclepius[1]
- aesop?[1]
- alexander the great?[1]
- amphitrite?[1]
- annona?[1]
- antiochus iii?[1]
- armor[1]
- artemis[1]
- athena[3]
- augustus[1]
- baby elephant[1]
- bird[1]
- boar[2]
- bust[1]
- cage[1]
- cardinal[1]
- cart[3]
- cat[1]
- ceres?[1]
- chimera[1]
- chnoubis[1]
- cicero[1]
- cock[2]
- commodus?[1]
- corinthian helmet[1]
- corn[1]
- cornucopia[1]
- cybele[1]
- demeter?[1]
- dog[1]
- dragon[1]
- eagle[1]
- elephants[2]
- faun[1]
- francis iv[1]
- genius[1]
- goddess[1]
- grain[1]
- greaves?[1]
- greek inscription[1]
- gryllos[1]
- heracles[2]
- heracles?[1]
- herald's staff[1]
- hermes[2]
- hero[2]
- heron[1]
- horse[1]
- hound[1]
- ibex?[1]
- ibis[1]
- inigo jones[1]
- inscription[5]
- jesus christ[1]
- julius caesar[1]
- landscape[1]
- lernean hydra[1]
- lion[1]
- lobster[1]
- maecenas[1]
- mahout[1]
- marc antony[1]
- mars victor[2]
- medusa[1]
- mice[1]
- nike[1]
- oedipus[1]
- owl?[1]
- paddle[1]
- patera[1]
- peacock[2]
- pegasus[1]
- persephone?[1]
- philosopher[1]
- phoenix[1]
- prince[1]
- purse[1]
- rider[1]
- royal person[1]
- rudder[1]
- saint george[1]
- sea nymph[1]
- shellfish[1]
- ship's prow[1]
- signature[1]
- situla[1]
- spear[1]
- sphinx[2]
- staff[1]
- stymphalian birds[1]
- theban sphinx[1]
- theseus?[1]
- titian?[1]
- tree[2]
- triton[1]
- trophy[2]
- victor's wreath[1]
- warrior[1]
- weapons?[1]
- wedjat eye[1]
- emil burch[1]
- morelli[1]
- nicholas[1]
- pozzi[1]
- england[1]
- etruria[6]
- italy[1]
- near east[1]
- rome (italy)[1]
- south italy[2]
- western europe[1]
- yes[55]
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