Room 15 – Showcase A

SATURNIA – Sterpeti Necropolis – Chamber tomb

(End 7^th -6^th c. A.D.; reused in 5^th c. B.C.)

Attic black-figure pottery (500-490 B.C.)

1) Amphora belonging to the “Group of Small Neck-

Amphorae”

2) Amphora by “Red-Line Painter”

3) Jug (oinochoe) by “Painter of Vatican G 49”

4) Eye-cup (kilyx) belonging to the “Leafless Group”

Etruscan red-figure pottery

5) Amphora belonging to the “Group of Munich 892” (beginning 5^th c. B.C.

6) Amphora by the “Workshop of the Micali painter” (500 B.C.)

Etrusco-Corinthian pottery

7) Perfume jar (aryballos)

Bucchero

8) Calyx on a high foot

9) Small dish with inscription of ownership: MI

KAMETHLECE

10) Small plates on a high foot

11) Spindle whorl

Overpainted red-figure pottery

13) Amphora belonging to the “Six’s technique group” (510 B.C)

12) Amphora belonging to the “Praxias Group” (480-460 B.C.)

Attic red figure pottery

14) Drinking cup depicting an owl (glaux) (450-425 B.C.)

Attic black glazed pottery

15) Drinking cup (glaux) (450 B.C.)

16) Ointment jar (lekythos) (430 B.C.)

17) Cups (kilykes) (470-450 B.C.)

Painted pottery

18) Miniature amphora (end 6^th -beginning 5^th c. B.C.)

19) Drinking cup (skyphos) (end 6^th c. B.C.)

20) Small plates and small cup

Impasto pottery

21) “Ionic (Marseille type)” amphora (6^th– 5^th c. B.C.)

Gold, amber and bone

22) Pieces from necklace and pieces used as ornament

coverings