Dohan, Edith Hall. Italic Tomb-Groups in the University Museum. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1942.
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- Object[200]
- yes[200]
- mediterranean[200]
- alabastron[2]
- amphora[4]
- amulet[6]
- armlet[2]
- aryballos[2]
- bead[12]
- belt[2]
- bit[2]
- boss[6]
- bowl[9]
- bracelet[4]
- bulla[6]
- chalice[2]
- coil[12]
- cuirass[1]
- cup[3]
- disc[6]
- dish[1]
- fan handle[1]
- fibula (pin)[26]
- flask[1]
- footed bowl[3]
- girdle[2]
- helmet[1]
- holkion[2]
- implement[1]
- jar[1]
- jug[1]
- kantharos[1]
- kotyle[1]
- krater[1]
- kyathos[1]
- lance[2]
- lekythos[1]
- lid[1]
- neck amphora[1]
- necklace[2]
- object[2]
- oinochoe[1]
- olpe[1]
- ornament[1]
- pendant[31]
- pendant bead[3]
- pendant bead fragment[1]
- phiale[1]
- pilgrim flask[1]
- plaque[31]
- pyxis[1]
- pyxis lid[1]
- razor[3]
- ring[1]
- scarab[1]
- shield[1]
- skyphos[4]
- spindle[1]
- spindle whorl[8]
- spit[2]
- stand[1]
- statue[1]
- urn[5]
- urn lid[1]
- vase carrier[3]
- vessel[1]
- zoomorphic vase[1]
- corinthian[1]
- etruscan[200]
- faliscan[162]
- greek[3]
- athlete[1]
- attendant[1]
- bes[1]
- bird[1]
- caryatid[1]
- ceremony[1]
- chorus[1]
- couch[1]
- dancer[1]
- dancers[1]
- doe[2]
- duck[1]
- eagle[1]
- flutist[1]
- food[1]
- foot race[1]
- girls[1]
- goat[1]
- gorgoneion[1]
- head[1]
- helmet[6]
- horse[2]
- horseman[1]
- lion[2]
- man[1]
- offering tray[1]
- panther[2]
- ptah-seker-osiris[3]
- race[1]
- ram[1]
- religion[1]
- seated woman[1]
- shield[6]
- sigla[1]
- sphinx[2]
- sphinx?[1]
- spinning[1]
- stag[1]
- stool[1]
- swan[1]
- table[1]
- tripod[1]
- warrior[6]
- women[1]
- youths[1]
- yes[200]
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