STICCIANO SCALO – Late Bronze Age Necropolis (11th – 10th c. B.C.) Impasto pottery 1) Cinerary urn (Tomb 6) 2) Vase neck (general provenance from the necropolis) 3) Cinerary urn (Tomb 5) 4) Fragm. of [...]
PITIGLIANO – Poggio Buco – Insuglietti – Late Bronze Age Necropolis (10th c. B.C.) Impasto 1) Biconical cinerary urns ROCCASTRADA – Poggio della Vipera (10th c. B.C.) Impasto pottery 2) Globular cinerary urn VETULONIA – [...]
PITIGLIANO – Unknown finding spot (Bronze Age) Impasto pottery 1) Flask-shaped vases 2) Carinated bowl PITIGLIANO – Poggio Formica necropolis (Bronze Age) Impasto pottery 3) Flask-shaped vase PITIGLIANO – La Porcareccia necropolis (Bronze Age) Impasto [...]
STICCIANO SCALO – Late Bronze Age necropolis (11th – 10th c. B.C.) Impasto pottery 1) Cinerary urn with bowl-lid (Tomb 4) 2) Cinerary urn with bowl-lid (Tomb 1)
MANCIANO –Scarceta Middle and Late Bronze Age settlement (about 17th – 9th c. B.C.) Bone 1) Artefacts Obsidian 2) Artefacts Flint 3) Arrow-head Bronze 4) Fishing hooks, fragm. of brooches (fibulae), fragm. of knives Glass [...]
GIGLIO ISLAND – Il Castellare del Campese Middle Bronze Age settlement (about 17th – 14th c. B.C.) Impasto pottery 1) Fragm. of bowls 2) Fragm. of dolium (storage jar) 3) Cups 4) Fragm. of large [...]
COPPER AGE Bone 1) Grotta dello Scoglietto Horse tarsus with a geometric decoration 2) Montemerano Deer antler hoe Impasto pottery 3) Montieri –Travale-Galleraie Bowl 4) Unknown finding spot Cup and tankard 5) Unknown finding spot [...]
NEOLITHIC-COPPER AGE Stone 1) Roselle Polished axe 2) Roselle Polished adzes 3) Unknown finding spot Truncated flakes 4) Nomadelfia Arrow-head 5) Unknown finding spot Arrow-heads 6) Valle dell’Albegna Arrow-heads 7) Santa Fiora – Bagnolo Arrow-heads [...]
LOWER – MIDDLE PALAEOLITHIC Stone 1) Fluvial terrace of Merse river Biface (cast) 2) Monterotondo M.mo –il Monte Retouched flake 3) Follonica – Poggio Mercatore Side-scrapers 4) Follonica – Poggio Mercatore Retouched flake 5) Montemassi [...]
ROSELLE –Pieces from the presbytery enclosure of the Carolingian Period Church (end 8th c. A.D.) Travertine 2) Fragm. of ciborium with peacock and undulated motif 3) Small pillar with vine shoot and leaves motif White [...]
