Cinerary Urn Gallery
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met-greekroman-art:Marble cinerary urn, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtPurchase, Phi
theancientwayoflife:~ Cinerary Urn.Date: A.D. 2nd centuryPlace of origin: ItalyCulture: RomanMedium:
Marble cinerary urn with an inscribed dedication that reads: Dis Manibus / Boviae L(uci) f(iliae) Pr
harvard-art-museums-sculpture:Cinerary Urn with Reclining Man and Battle Scene, first half second ce
Archaeological Museum of PatraMarble sarcophagus of attic type. On the long side is depicted a hunti
greek-museums:Archaeological Museum of Arta:Two red-figure pelikes used as cinerary urns. (5th centu
acronympathology:Cinerary Urn from the Roman Empire (about late 1st/early 2nd century CE)This cinera
ancientpeoples:Glass Cinerary Urnmid 1st-2nd Century ADMid Imperial Period Rome(Source: The Met Muse
cma-greek-roman-art: Cinerary Urn, 1-200, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtSize: Diameter
cma-greek-roman-art: Cinerary Urn, 1-200, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtSize: Diameter
didoofcarthage:Columbaria (“dovecote” niches used for holding cinerary urns) at Ostia Antica, Italy.
acronympathology:Cinerary Urn of a Roman Girl, Plautia Hesperis from Italy, Roman Empire (about 1st
Columbaria (“dovecote” niches used for holding cinerary urns) at Ostia Antica, Italy.
greek-museums:Archaeological Museum of Arta:Hellenistic burials with cinerary urns and personal effe
clodiuspulcher:More beautiful Etruscan cinerary urns from the Vatican museum! My favorites are the o
met-greekroman-art: Glass cinerary urn (olla), Metropolitan Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtGift o
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