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ANTIQUITIES

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ANTIQUITIES

Much of the collection of antiquities arrived as a transfer from the Classics Department in the mid-twentieth century. The collection is very deep in examples, mostly of small scale, of Roman sculpture, bronze tools and implements, as well as epigraphs. A representative selection of Greek red- and black-figure ceramics are also included as well as some very fine examples of Egyptian sculpture and tomb artifacts.

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Egyptian
c. 625 BCE
Canopic jar
Egyptian
330-30 BCE
Female Head Antefix
Etruscan
6th c BCE
Attic red-figure kylix
Currently Unidentified
5th c BCE
Apulian red-figure bell krater
Associate of the Tarporley Painter
c. 420-400 BCE
Attic black-figured lekythos
Currently Unidentified
c. 520-500 BCE
Black-figure kylix from Athens
Currently Unidentified
510-500 BCE
Goddess Demeter
Currently Unidentified
500 BCE
Praenestine cista
Italian (Etruscan)
3rd c BCE
Flask
Roman
3rd-5th c
Statue of a Woman
Roman copy after Greek original
1st c BCE
Head
Greek / Italian
2nd-3rd c
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