Room 22 – out of the window – FV 1- 2

CASTIGLIONE DELLA PESCAIA –Digging of the Bruna channel– pertaining to Vetulonia’s territory

(End 2^nd -3^rd c. A.D.)

Marble

Funerary inscription dedicated by Agapomenus, an imperial slave to his late wife Aurelia Felicitas, who died aged 50, with whom he had lived for almost 36 years in complete fidelity (CUM FIDE E CASTITATE).

CASTIGLIONE DELLA PESCAIA – Serrata Martini – pertaining to Vetulonia’s territory

(1^st -2^nd c. A.D.)

Marble

Funerary inscription intended as a last farewell (HAVE – VALE) to the deceased Stratonica.

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 decoration are two winged funerary genii figures with upside-down torches. The lid bears an inscription in the centre that is no longer readable and has four reclining genii at the sides symbolizing the seasons.