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Brady, Barry J. "Etruscan Bucchero Chalices in the University Museum". PhD diss., The University of Pennsylvania, 1977.

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  • Object[96]
  • no[27]
  • yes[69]
  • no[91]
  • yes[5]
  • mediterranean[96]
  • bowl[31]
  • chalice[36]
  • cup[18]
  • dish[2]
  • goblet[9]
  • holkion[31]
  • holmos[1]
  • jar[1]
  • patera[1]
  • rim sherd[1]
  • vase[1]
  • ardea[3]
  • canino[1]
  • chiusi[12]
  • civita castellana[6]
  • cortona[1]
  • etruria[74]
  • italy[83]
  • latium[3]
  • mediterranean[13]
  • narce[6]
  • orvieto[15]
  • tarquinia[1]
  • vulci[5]
  • etruscan[17]
  • faliscan[6]
  • italic[27]
  • camera tomb 1[1]
  • celle necropolis[1]
  • chamber tomb 1[3]
  • chest grave 6[5]
  • falerii chamber tomb[1]
  • falerii chamber tomb 1[4]
  • la penna necropolis[4]
  • tomb[7]
  • tomb 27m[1]
  • tomb 5[1]
  • tomb 65m[2]
  • tomb b[3]
  • tomba a camera 1[2]
  • tomba a camera a faleri[1]
  • tomba a cassa 6[5]
  • tomba a fossa[1]
  • animal[5]
  • animal head[1]
  • caryatid[1]
  • harpy[1]
  • human head[1]
  • men[6]
  • palmette[1]
  • ram[2]
  • sigla[4]
  • sphinx[1]
  • warrior[1]
  • ceramic[96]
  • bucchero[84]
  • impasto[2]
  • incised[1]
  • italic bucchero[1]
  • yes[96]

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MS3029

MS3029

Bowl

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MS2488

MS2488

Dish

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MS3423

MS3423

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Chalice

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L-64-306

L-64-306

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Cup

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MS2382

MS2382

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Chalice

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MS1380D

Chalice

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MS3320

Cup

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MS3319

Bowl

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MS3333

Jar

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MS3321

Bowl

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MS1377

Chalice

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MS1294

Bowl

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MS2415

Chalice

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MS844

Bowl

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MS3324

Bowl

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MS1289A

Chalice

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L-64-108

Bowl

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L-64-293

Bowl

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MS3325

Bowl

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MS833

Bowl

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MS2568

Bowl

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MS2608

Bowl

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MS1290

Chalice

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L-64-290

Bowl

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L-64-289

Bowl

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L-64-296

Bowl

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MS2607

Patera

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MS1378

Chalice

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L-64-318

Bowl

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MS729

Bowl

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MS2555

Bowl

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MS2384

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Chalice

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