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EC.53.05 Culture: South Italian Item: Trefoil oinochoe (pitcher) Date: Later 4th century BCE Description: Black-glazed oinochoe with incised verticle lines and wavy line around center. Double handle 'knotted' at the arch.
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EC.53.21 Culture: Attic Item: Trefoil oinochoe Date: c. 490-480 BCE Description: Red-figured oinochoe decorated with the form of a youthful female head wearing saccos with white laurel band. Arching handle. "Cevetri 5�" [sic] written in pencil on bottom. An exact copy of this vase is held in the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. See Herbert Hoffmann's Ten Centuries that Shaped the West: Greek and Roman Art in Texas Collections, Houston: Rice University, [1970], fig. 179.
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EC.53.22 Culture: Etruscan Item: Trefoil oinochoe Date: c. 350-320 BCE Description: 'Plastic' vase in the form of a Nubian head wearing laurel wreath. Shoulder bears open wave meander. Beaked spout and small black rotelles.
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EC.53.31 Culture: Italo-Corinthian Item: Miniature trefoil oinochoe Date: 6th century BCE Description: Yellowish clay decorated with orange lines and one band of wave pattern.
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EC.53.36 Culture: Etruscan Item: Beaked oinochoe Date: Later 4th century BCE Description: Of typical form, decorated in black slip with spirals and palmettes centering a bird.
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EC.53.37 Culture: Etruscan Item: Miniature beaked oinochoe Date: Late 4th century BCE Description: Black-glazed oinochoe with laurel band in applied yellow-white paint.
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EC.53.38 Culture: South Italian Item: Miniature olpe Date: Late 4th century BCE Description: White clay. No decoration. One handle.
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