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The polychromy on the antefix is rather well-preserved. The colour palette is limited to calcite, red ochre, carbon black and Egyptian blue. Mineral clays constitute an essential part of the entire stratigraphy sugges...

On this fine example of a early Classical, Etruscan antefix the well-preserved paint adds to the striking appearance. The investigation carried out on the polychromy gives a unique opportunity to gain knowledge and va...

The statuette is made of limestone. Intact except for some minor damages to the nose.
Traces of red paint can be seen with the naked eye as vertical lines on the dress.

The urn is made of white marble. Only the front is ancient, the rest is restored.
Traces of red paint are visible to the naked eye in the "inscription":/objects/62/attachments/275.

The relief is made of white, fine-grained marble. The surface is worn, and the man’s right hand and woman’s face, arms and feet are damaged.
The relief has been examined with Visible Induces Luminescence but showed ...

The surface of the limestone is very weathered, almost without patina. The head is parts of the face and meniskos.
On the neck a painted pattern in red and black can be seen with the naked eye and with raking light. ...

The sarcophagus is made of white marble. The surface is damaged and minor parts are missing and a few completely destroyed.
Traces of black and red contours around the feathers of the cupids wings are still visible ...

This fragment of a relief is made of white, fine-grained marble. The nose, part of the upper lip, part of the right eye and left ear are chipped.
The relief has been examined with "Visible Iinduced Luminescence":/obj...