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ROSELLE – Strada del Serpaio Tomb 3 (end 4th - beginning 3rd c. B.C.) Depurata (fine) pottery 1) Miniature vases Tomb 5 (end 4th - first half 3rd c. B.C.) Black glazed pottery 2) Cup [...]

ROSELLE – Campo della Fonte – Unknown finding spot (second half 4th – beginning 3rd c. B.C.) Semi-depurato (fine) impasto pottery 1) Jugs with circular mouth (olpai) 2) Pot (askòs) shaped as a duck 3) [...]

ROSELLE – Unknown finding spot (end 4th – first half 3 c. B.C.) Silvered pottery 1) Small jug with bilobate mouth. Volsinian production Etruscan red-figure pottery 2) Drinking cup (skyphos). Side A: draped figure B [...]

ROSELLE – Strada del Serpaio - Hellenistic necropolises – Tomb with two chambers (end 4th - 3rd c. B.C.) First chamber Silvered pottery 1) Small vase (askòs) shaped as a duck Black glazed pottery 2) [...]

ROSELLE – Strada del Serpaio - Hellenistic necropolises – Chamber tomb 1 (end 4th- beginning 3rd c. B.C.) Semidepurato (fine) impasto pottery 1) Jugs 2) Cups (kàntharoi) 3) Small lid and small cup 4) Small [...]

ROSELLE – Unknown finding spot Architectural terracottas (3rd- 2nd c. B.C.) 1) Female head 2) Fragm. of male head 3) Fragm. of antefix with female head 4) Fragm. of relief with female head 5) Fragm. [...]

ROSELLE – Northern Hill –City walls Architectural Terracottas (3rd c. B.C.) 1) Small female head and antefix shaped as a male head Etruscan red-figure pottery (4th -3rd c. B.C.) 2) Fragm. of small dish with [...]

ROSELLE – Southern Hill – Hellenistic district Impasto pottery (3rd - 2nd c. B.C.) 1) Lid and body sherd from a vase 2) Loom weight with engraved decoration and spindle whorl Depurato (fine) impasto pottery [...]

ROSELLE – Southern Hill – Roman cistern Architectural terracottas (3rd - 1st c. B.C.) 1) Fragm. of antefix shaped as Gorgon head 2) Fragm. of antefixes shaped as head of Hercules wearing the lion skin [...]

ROSELLE – Southern Hill– Roman cistern Pottery (end 3rd- 1st c. B.C.) 1) Jugs 2) Bowl 3) Bottle (lekythos) 4) Holder 5) Lid 6) Tripod dish Depurata (fine) pottery (2nd - 1st c. B.C.) 7) [...]