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Start Over Collection place Vignaccia temple, Caere (ancient place), Central Italy Culture or time period Etruscan Accession year [Missing]
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Female figurine head, accession number 8-7108, described as Terracotta; fragment of female face preserving left side, eye, nose, left side of mouth and cheek; no hair; severely scrubbed; press-molded.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Female figurine head, accession number 8-7110, described as Terracotta; fragment of lower portion of bust including right shoulder and thin, finely pleated garment with narrow strap on shoulder; some chips, original margin all along lower edge; press-molded.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Female figurine head, accession number 8-6691, described as Terracotta female head; hair parted in center and pulled back from temples; bead with individual pendants necklace; flange broken across top, chip from front of base; cream, powdery terracotta.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Female figurine head, accession number 8-6690, described as Terracotta female head; hair parted in center and pulled back from temples; no jewelry; flange broken across top and both sides; nose damaged and holes in right chin; whitish terracotta with heavy discoloration.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Female figurine head, accession number 8-6689, described as Terracotta female head; hair parted in center and pulled back from temples; no jewelry; two chips from either side of flange above head; root encrustation on neck. White terracotta.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Female figurine head, accession number 8-6688, described as Terracotta female head; hair parted in center and pulled back; no jewelry; large chip from flange over left side of face and from center of base into neck; cream terracotta powdery from overcleaning.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Figurine, accession number 8-2874b, described as Terracotta female head; wreath with five ivy leaves; cream terracotta; press-molded. Traded to Otago University Museum in 1928.

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