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Equipment from Tomb 78 of Torre del Mordillo
Ionic capital from the Villanello district
Proto-Corinthian piriform aryballos from the archaic sanctuary of Cozzo Michelicchio
Violin bow fibula from Torre Mordillo
Black glazed ceramic from the Necropolis of Moio
Equipment from tomb 21 of the Brittian necropolis of Contrada Moio
Red-figure pottery from the Thurine necropolis of Caccia di Favella
Kylix in black paint from the Brettian necropolis of contrada Moio
Black varnished guttus medallion with Gorgoneion from the Brittian necropolis of contrada Moio
Fibulae arc shielded from Amendolara
Roman oil lamps from Cerchiara di Calabria
Equipment from tomb 97 from the enotria necropolis of Torre del Mordillo
Female statuettes from the archaic sanctuary of Cozzo Michelicchio
Oinophoros from the Cannuzze district
Portrait of the Bandiera Brothers of Serra
Equipment from Tomb 78 of Torre del Mordillo
Ionic capital from the Villanello district
Proto-Corinthian piriform aryballos from the archaic sanctuary of Cozzo Michelicchio
Violin bow fibula from Torre Mordillo
Black glazed ceramic from the Necropolis of Moio
Equipment from tomb 21 of the Brittian necropolis of Contrada Moio
Red-figure pottery from the Thurine necropolis of Caccia di Favella
Kylix in black paint from the Brettian necropolis of contrada Moio
Black varnished guttus medallion with Gorgoneion from the Brittian necropolis of contrada Moio
Fibulae arc shielded from Amendolara
Roman oil lamps from Cerchiara di Calabria
Equipment from tomb 97 from the enotria necropolis of Torre del Mordillo
Female statuettes from the archaic sanctuary of Cozzo Michelicchio
Oinophoros from the Cannuzze district
Portrait of the Bandiera Brothers of Serra

Red-figure pottery from the Thurine necropolis of Caccia di Favella

Anonymous

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Brettii and Enotri Museum

Brettii and Enotri Museum

Complesso Monumentale di Sant'Agostino, Cosenza

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These objects come from a large sepulchral area identified in 1888 but already known, which due to the chronology of the materials recovered, together with the suggestions of a “topographical” order, was considered pertinent to the necropolis of Thurii. These are two skyphoid pyxes and two lids decorated with red figures, where fan-shaped palmettes with leaves rising from an overpainted triangular central core and bounded by volute spirals, often overpainted, alternate with female profiles with hair gathered in a decorated kekryphalos with dots and with over-painted stephanes, not always well preserved. Other overpaintings emphasize the ribbons that tie the kekryphalos and the necklace around the neck of the female figures.
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Title: Red-figure pottery from the Thurine necropolis of Caccia di Favella

Author: Anonymous

Date: IV - III sec. a.C.

Technique: Ceramic

Displayed in: Brettii and Enotri Museum

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