Collection place: Southern Europe / Culture or time period: Old World (Africa, Asia and Europe) / Accession number: Acc.7 - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Female figurine head, accession number 8-1280, described as Small coarse stone head of a woman from a sarcophagus

Hearst Museum object titled Female figurine head, accession number 8-1279, described as Stone head of woman from a sarcophagus

Hearst Museum object titled Sarcophagus, accession number 8-1275, described as Sarcophagus, inscribed, and lid similar to 1271; lid ca. 800lbs., sarc. ca. 1100 lbs., material is volcanic tufa; ca. 200 BCE

Hearst Museum object titled Sarcophagus and lid, accession number 8-1282, described as Sculptured sarcophagus and lid, marine monsters

Hearst Museum object titled Sarcophagus and lid, accession number 8-1272, described as Etruscan sarcophagus and lid; blank; similar to 1271. Partially effaced inscription in red paint on leg; see note in acc. env.: Tomb No. 2, "No. 9 is the figure of a man holding a patera in his right hand. On the toga covering his lower limbs is an inscription in black; this figure was broken in two." Sarc was one of four found in this tomb.

Hearst Museum object titled Sarcophagus and lid, accession number 8-1276, described as Stone sarcophagus and lid; characterized on original accession card as "fat woman, broken in two.

Hearst Museum object titled Sarcophagus and lid, accession number 8-1278, described as Stone sarcophagus and lid; handsome woman, broken

Hearst Museum object titled Sarcophagus and lid, accession number 8-1277, described as Stone sarcophagus and lid; lean woman, unbroken; relief with 2 griffons and patera dish

Hearst Museum object titled Sarcophagus and lid, accession number 8-1274, described as Etruscan sarcophagus and lid; blank; similar to 1271; male figure;

Hearst Museum object titled Sarcophagus and lid, accession number 8-1273, described as Etruscan sarcophagus and lid; blank; similar to 1271; figure broken at neck; male figure (?); holding a patera dish; evidence of reddish paint still visible (?); sarcophagus itself is undecorated and very rough hewn;