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Hearst Museum object titled Askos, accession number 8-9866, described as Italiote askos; round, donut-shaped body. vertical spout with flared rim. handle connecting spout to body. brown. black meander design. single black band around body. line pattern on rim of sprout. 5th-4th century BC.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Flask, accession number 8-3329, described as Italiote red-figure flask; restored; tongue pattern on neck; Outside: woman’s head in profile (white hair covering, earring, necklace); rosette in background; large palmette.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Kylix, accession number 8-908, described as Black-figured kylix, coarse design; Italiotic.

Hearst Museum object titled Mug, accession number 8-9852, described as Italiote mug; mug with single handle. Slightly flared with reinforced rim. Upper ⅓ dark paint. Obscure design lower ⅔. 5th–4th century BC.

Hearst Museum object titled Askos, accession number 8-9866, described as Italiote askos; round, donut-shaped body. vertical spout with flared rim. handle connecting spout to body. brown. black meander design. single black band around body. line pattern on rim of sprout. 5th-4th century BC.

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Hearst Museum object titled Mug, accession number 8-9852, described as Italiote mug; mug with single handle. Slightly flared with reinforced rim. Upper ⅓ dark paint. Obscure design lower ⅔. 5th–4th century BC.

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S1929: Los Angeles Natural History Museum (May 1929–1945)1 objects
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