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An Elephant from Vulci

Posted on June 30, 2017 by Liv Yarrow

COMPASS Title: Black Glaze pourer (askos) in the form of an elephant

Dated by the BM to 300-200BC. 1849,0620.4. Just another piece of contextualization for earlier posts on Elephants.

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