White, Donald J., Ann B. Brownlee, Irene B. Romano, and Jean M. Turfa. Guide to the Etruscan and Roman Worlds at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, 2002.
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- Object[134]
- yes[134]
- egyptian[2]
- mediterranean[124]
- near eastern[8]
- antefix[2]
- antoninianus[2]
- as[2]
- aureus[3]
- balsamarium[1]
- bottle[1]
- bowl[7]
- bowl fragment[1]
- burial tablet[1]
- cinerary chest[1]
- cinerary chest lid[1]
- cinerary urn[1]
- cinerary urn lid[1]
- coin[15]
- cornice[1]
- cuirass[1]
- cup[2]
- denarius[5]
- didrachm[1]
- dish[4]
- dish lid[3]
- door handle[1]
- earring[6]
- earrings[1]
- echinus bowl[1]
- fibula (pin)[1]
- figurine[10]
- finial[1]
- fistula[1]
- flask[1]
- follis[1]
- fountain statue[1]
- gem[3]
- goblet[1]
- grape flask[2]
- grave stela[1]
- head[1]
- helmet[3]
- hut[2]
- incense burner[1]
- inscription[1]
- intaglio[1]
- janus flask[2]
- jar[1]
- jug[2]
- kantharos[2]
- knocker[1]
- kohl stick[1]
- kylix[2]
- ladle[1]
- lamp[1]
- lid[1]
- lintel[1]
- loculus[1]
- lotus flask[1]
- mask[1]
- mortarium[1]
- mortuary statue[1]
- mosaic[1]
- oinochoe[5]
- olpe[1]
- ornament[1]
- palette[1]
- pendant[4]
- plaque[4]
- plate[1]
- pyxis[1]
- pyxis lid[1]
- relief[5]
- reproduction[1]
- ribbed bowl[1]
- ring[2]
- saddleflask[2]
- sarcophagus[1]
- sarcophagus lid[1]
- scarab[1]
- sculpture[3]
- seal (object)[1]
- sestertius[1]
- shovel[1]
- solidus[1]
- spatula[1]
- spice jar[1]
- statue[12]
- statuette[2]
- string of beads[1]
- tetradrachm[1]
- thymiaterion[1]
- transport amphora[2]
- tray[2]
- unguentarium[1]
- urn[2]
- urn cover[1]
- votive[9]
- albano[2]
- aleppo[2]
- athens[1]
- beit jibrin[2]
- beth shean[7]
- bizentium[3]
- caere[6]
- caesarea mazaca[1]
- campania[5]
- carthage[1]
- chiusi[13]
- civita castellana[1]
- civita musarna[2]
- egypt[3]
- el bab[1]
- etruria[44]
- france[2]
- grand congloue[2]
- greece[1]
- herculaneum[1]
- israel[9]
- italy[78]
- karanog cemetery[1]
- konya[2]
- lake nemi[5]
- latium[13]
- luxor[1]
- mediterranean[29]
- minturnae[4]
- naples[1]
- narce[8]
- nubia[1]
- nysa-scythopolis[1]
- orvieto[3]
- palestine[4]
- palmyra[2]
- pompeii[1]
- pozzuoli[1]
- puteoli[1]
- rome (italy)[3]
- sardinia[1]
- south italy[1]
- syria[6]
- syro-palestine[2]
- teano[1]
- todi[2]
- toscanella[1]
- tunisia[1]
- turkey (country)[3]
- umbria[2]
- volterra[2]
- vulci[4]
- yebna[1]
- zeugitana[1]
- aemilianus[1]
- augustan period[1]
- augustus[1]
- aurelian[1]
- constantine i[1]
- diocletian[1]
- domitian[1]
- flavian period[1]
- hadrian[1]
- hellenistic[2]
- imperial roman[1]
- imperial roman period[6]
- iron age iib[2]
- julio-claudian period[1]
- late etruscan[1]
- maximian i[1]
- otho[1]
- republican roman period[5]
- roman[2]
- roman period[21]
- septimius severus[1]
- severan period[1]
- trajan[1]
- vespasian[1]
- arrentine[1]
- attic[1]
- etruscan[29]
- faliscan[9]
- greek[1]
- imperial roman[15]
- italic[3]
- italo-etruscan[1]
- meroitic[1]
- palestinian[1]
- republican roman[3]
- roman[51]
- roman gaullish[1]
- south italian[2]
- syrian[1]
- umbro-etruscan[2]
- villanovan[4]
- bath building, area xv, locus f.[1]
- between albano and genzano[1]
- crocifisso del tufo[1]
- g 712[1]
- near viterbo[1]
- porta pia[1]
- refuse heap of potter's shop[1]
- republican forum[1]
- ruins of iconion; several feet below surface of a garden[1]
- sanctuary of diana nemorensis[1]
- sw corner temple of julius caesar[2]
- temple[2]
- tomb[1]
- tomb 1[2]
- tomb 19m[3]
- tomb 2[12]
- tomb 23m[1]
- tomb 26[1]
- tomb 43[2]
- tomb b[2]
- trench tomb[1]
- villa dei papiri[1]
- villa of marius at tivoli[1]
- aemilianus[1]
- aeneas[1]
- altar[2]
- altar?[1]
- amphora[1]
- animals[1]
- apollo[1]
- ariadne[1]
- arms[1]
- augustus[1]
- aurelian[1]
- bacchante[1]
- bacchus[1]
- banquet scene[1]
- bird[1]
- boar[1]
- boat[1]
- bow[1]
- branch[1]
- bread loaf[1]
- burial[2]
- bust[3]
- caligula?[1]
- captive[1]
- captives[1]
- cauldron[1]
- centaur[1]
- charioteer[1]
- child[1]
- constantine i[1]
- cremation[2]
- cuirass[2]
- cup[1]
- dacia[1]
- death[2]
- deer[1]
- diana[3]
- diocletian[1]
- dionysos[3]
- dog?[1]
- drapery[2]
- emperor[2]
- eros[1]
- etruscan inscription[1]
- face[2]
- faun[1]
- female head[7]
- fish[1]
- genius[1]
- globe[1]
- god[1]
- grapes[2]
- griffin[1]
- hadrian[1]
- hawk[1]
- head[7]
- helmet[1]
- herm[1]
- hermes[1]
- horse[1]
- human foot[3]
- infant[1]
- inscription[6]
- janus[3]
- janus head[1]
- jewess[1]
- jupiter[1]
- latin inscription[3]
- leopard[1]
- lion[4]
- lion?[1]
- maenad[1]
- male head[3]
- man[5]
- mask[1]
- medusa[1]
- mercury[1]
- mirror?[2]
- murder of aegisthus?[1]
- omphale[1]
- pan[1]
- parazonium[1]
- patera[1]
- pegasus[1]
- phoenix[1]
- priest[1]
- procession[1]
- prow[1]
- quadriga[1]
- radiant diadem[2]
- river god[1]
- rome[1]
- rosette[1]
- soldier[2]
- spear[3]
- trophy[2]
- virtus[2]
- warrior[2]
- woman[3]
- youth[3]
- war[1]
- latin[10]
- latin language[3]
- black glaze[2]
- blown[4]
- bucchero[15]
- carved[13]
- cast[2]
- etrusco-corinthian[2]
- high relief[2]
- incised[1]
- inscribed[1]
- intaglio[3]
- mould-blown[5]
- mould-made[1]
- moulded[1]
- painted[1]
- red figure[2]
- relief[1]
- stamped[1]
- terra sigillata[3]
- tessera[1]
- threading[1]
- aemilianus[1]
- augustus[1]
- aurelian[1]
- bearded sphinx painter[1]
- c. julius caesar[1]
- constantine i[1]
- diocletian[1]
- domitian[1]
- hadrian[1]
- j. chiurazzi and fils[1]
- otho[1]
- septimius severus[1]
- trajan[1]
- vespasian[1]
- actual citation[134]
- type citation[4]