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Catalog Number: 24852.nosub[1]
Description: vessel (kyathos)
Materials: earthenware (bucchero)
Cultural Attribution: Etruscan
Accession Number: [289] C. L. Hutchinson (Gift)
Accession Year: 1896
City/Town: Vulci
Collector/Source: C. L. Hutchinson, A. L. Frothingham
EMu IRN: 1156438
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