CASTIGLIONE DELLA PESCAIA –Digging of the Bruna channel– pertaining to Vetulonia’s territory (End 2nd -3rd c. A.D.) Marble Funerary inscription dedicated by Agapomenus, an imperial slave to his late wife Aurelia Felicitas, who died aged [...]
ISTIA D’OMBONE – Voltina – pertaining to Roselle’s territory – (270-280 A.D.) Marble Sarcophagus of a boy. Front with strigil decoration and a portrait of the deceased in the centre. At the ends of the [...]
CAMPAGNATICO – Poggio Rotigli – Exact finding spot unknown Bronze 1) Military diploma 2) Weight from steelyeard (1st c. A.D.) 3) Jug handle (1st c. A.D.) 4) Small jug (5th c. A. D.) 5) Fragm. [...]
MANCIANO Impasto pottery 1) Small jugs (6th c. A.D.) Bronze 2) Coins CASTIGLIONE DELLA PESCAIA Impasto pottery 3) Vase (4th c. A.D.) MACCHIASCANDONA – Porto al Colle (6th c. A.D.) Iron 4) Sword (Sax) Bronze [...]
PITIGLIANO (1 sec. A.D.) Impasto pottery 1) Oil lamps VETULONIA (1st c. B.C. – 3rd c. A.D.) Bronze 2) Decorative element 3) Handle 4) Ring TALAMONE (end 1st – 2nd c. A.D.) Decorated Late Italic [...]
MARINA DI GROSSETO – Pingrosso (1st – 2nd c. A.D.) Impasto pottery 1) Amphora CASTIGLIONE DELLA PESCAIA – Pian di Rocca – Brunner donation (1st – 3rd c. A.D.) Impasto pottery 2) Oil lamps 3) [...]
19. Pélichet 46 amphora mid 1st - 2nd c. A.D. Container for transporting Spanish fish preserves. Common across all of the romanized West. 20. Africana IIA amphora end 2nd - 3rd c. A.D. Container for [...]
15. Dressel 1B amphora end 2nd- 1st c. B.C. Container for transporting wine and fish preserves ascribable to a Central Tyrrhenian production. Common in Italy, Gaul, Spain. The one on display is of central-italic manufacture. [...]
11. Greek-Italic Amphora end 4th - mid 3rd c. B.C. Container for transporting wine produced in the Tyrrhenian area (Etruria, Latium and, most of all, Campania) and in Sicily. The one on display is of [...]
7. African IIC amphora 3rd - 4th c. A.D. Container for transporting oil and fish preserves. Produced in Africa, in the province of Byzacena (Tunisia). Widespread in the western Roman world. 8. Dressel 2/4 amphora [...]
