Object class: Masks (costume) / Object type: archaeology / Accession number: Acc.50 - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Bucket fragment, accession number 8-3236a,b, described as AB Bronze bucket handles and escutcheons; fragments; handles are 15.3 cm wide. Beardless mask, satyr mask, broken vessel

Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 8-3866, described as Female mask from head of tripod or table leg; perforated 4.1cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Mask: female, accession number 8-2944, described as Terracotta male head; possibly mask. No back and finished flat edge; mouth cavity opened incompletely from behind; seems to be laughing; hair worn in roll around face so resemble a monk’s tonsure; prominent nose and slanting eyes.

Hearst Museum object titled Mask: female, accession number 8-2947, described as Fragmentary terracotta female head, surrounded by very wide flange, back preserved; whole piece broken diagonally at neck; hair parted in center and pulled back; grape cluster earrings partially preserved on left side; white terracotta, press-molded.--check Mask ?

Hearst Museum object titled Pitcher, accession number 8-4097, described as Black pitcher with reliefs; masks, dance of witches, gorgons- called “the witches pitcher”

Hearst Museum object titled Sarcophagus fragment, accession number 8-4278, described as Portion of a small sculptured sarcophagus. Portrait-medallion of a youth. Cupid supporter of same, a tragic mask; infnat boys symbolize Summer and Autumn. Inscription: Nisi Ann(is). Dvobvs Men (sibus). VIIII L(ucius) TET (tius) non(ius) RVFS PATER ET CEC[Lia Mater?...]