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ITALIC TOMB-GROUPS: NARCE 105F
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the shoulder with a row of three unornamented circular
depressions. More countersunk dots and circles on and
above the knobs. Shoulder fluted.
21. Two-handled Bowl. Pl. XXV. M.S.900, H.
0.058 m., D. 0.082 m. Intact. Fabric and technique
as in the foregoing. Knobs on shoulder midway between
rounded handles.
22. Two-handled Bowl. PL XXV. M.S.901, H.
0.053 m., D. 0.083 m. Rim chipped. Fabric and tech-
nique as in the foregoing. Handles concave at rim, flat
where they join the shoulder. Upper part of vase
grooved horizontally.
29. Similar Bronze Fibula. Pl. XXIV. M.S.909b,
L. 0.026 m. Spring, pin and catch missing.
30. Five Bronze Pins. Pl. XXIV. M.S.910, L. of
the longest, 0.085 m., of the shortest, 0.03 m. From
fibulae.
31. Six Bronze Pendants. Pl. XXIV. M.S.908, L.
of the longest, 0.028 m., of the shortest, 0.02 m. Two are
complete, the others fragmentary.
32. Bronze Bracelet. Pl. XXIV. M.S.907, D.
0.085 m. Intact. Rectangular in section with rounded
edges. Solid cast.
Objects Other than Pottery
23. Fragments of an Iron Tire of a Wheel. Pl.
XXIV. M.S.904. Three join to form a section 0.34 m.
in length. The estimated diameter of the entire wheel is
0.89 m. The tire itself is 0.02 m. thick. At intervals of
0.025 m. are iron rivets, square in section, the longest pre-
served length of which is 0.03 m. and width 0.005 m.
These attached the tire to the wooden felloe, traces of
which remain. Among the small iron fragments are
corroded conical bosses with pin attached which may
have ornamented the spokes or hub of the wheel, unless
they are the heads of the rivets mentioned above.
24. Eight Clay Weights. Pl. XXIV. M.S.905a-
h, L. 0.042 m., D. 0.045 m.
25. Clay Bead. PL XXIV. M.S.906, D. 0.037 m.
Square in its largest section, the corners of the square as
well as the openings of the perforation are encircled with
impressed rope pattern.
26. Fragments of Biconigal Bronze Spiral Orna-
ments. PL XXIV. M.S.911.
27. Three Fragments of a Bronze Serpentine
Fibula. Pl. XXIV. M.S.909. The best preserved of
these fragments is ornamented with knobs; to this has
been joined a badly corroded piece with a cross tube. A
third piece, also corroded, to which several links of chain
now adhere, continues the spring. That the two cor-
roded pieces once joined
similarly grooved.
28. Bronze Fibula.
Pl. XXIV and Fig. 32.
M.S.909a, L. 0.022 m.
Spring, pin, and catch
missing. Three circular
concave areas for inlay,
a larger one in the center,
a smaller at either side.
probable because they are
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COMPARANDA
1. Cf. No. 1 from Narce 64 B, PL XXXVIII; CVA.
Brit. Mus. 7, IVBa, Pl. 6, 2b, on which stood a covered
bowl, ibid. 2a, which will be connected with Nos. 5 and 6
from Narce 1, Pis. XXX and XXXI', a support from Barna-
bei’s Tomb XXXVI, Narce, which supported a similar
bowl, MonAnt. IV, col. 435, Nos. 7 and 10, col. 243, Fig.
106 and col. 266, Fig. 126; Richter, Etruscan Handbook,
Fig. 6.
6-9. Cf. Nos. 8-10 from Narce 4 F, Pl. XII, and the
comparanda cited under these numbers.
13 and 14. Cf. Nos. 7 and 8 from Narce 70 M, Pl. V,
and Nos. 3 and 4 from Narce 43, Pl. I.
15 and 16. These cups are not far removed in shape
from No. 10 from Narce 2 F, PL XXXIII and MonAnt.
XV, Pl. XVII, 6 from Praeneste.
17. Cf. No. 11 from Narce 2 F, Pl. XXXIII and
MonAnt. IV, col. 204, Fig. 92 and col. 407, No. 7, from
Barnabei’s Tomb VII, Narce.
18 and 19. Cf. No. 8 from Narce 16 F, Pl. XXIV, and
the comparanda cited under this number.
22. Cf. No. 10 from Narce 42 M, Pl. XV, and the
comparanda cited under this number.
23. Remnants of cart-wheels were found in twelve
tombs at Marsiliana, Marsiliana, pp. 263ff. and Pl.
XLVI; in the Tomba del Duce, Vetulonia, Montelius,
Pl. 184, lb; in the Regolini-Galassi Tomb, RM. XXII,
1907, pp. 85f.; at Populonia, NS. 1914, pp. 454f.; Archaeo-
logia 41, p. 198, from Veii; etc.
24. Cf. No. 23 from Narce 71 M, Pl. XI, and the
comparanda cited under this number.
27. Serpentine fibulae with cross tubes have been
found at Vetulonia, Tomba del Duce, Aberg, p. 124,
Fig. 376; in the Circolo delle Sfingi, id. p. 125, Fig. 380;
in the Circoli di Cerrecchio, Montelius, Pl. 179, 4; the
2io Circolo delle Pelliccie, Montelius, Pl. 196,3; Tomba del
Littore, Montelius, Pl. 193, 3; in the Bernardini Tomb,
Praeneste, MAAR., Pl. 3, 1 and 2 (cf. also the Manios
t
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the shoulder with a row of three unornamented circular
depressions. More countersunk dots and circles on and
above the knobs. Shoulder fluted.
21. Two-handled Bowl. Pl. XXV. M.S.900, H.
0.058 m., D. 0.082 m. Intact. Fabric and technique
as in the foregoing. Knobs on shoulder midway between
rounded handles.
22. Two-handled Bowl. PL XXV. M.S.901, H.
0.053 m., D. 0.083 m. Rim chipped. Fabric and tech-
nique as in the foregoing. Handles concave at rim, flat
where they join the shoulder. Upper part of vase
grooved horizontally.
29. Similar Bronze Fibula. Pl. XXIV. M.S.909b,
L. 0.026 m. Spring, pin and catch missing.
30. Five Bronze Pins. Pl. XXIV. M.S.910, L. of
the longest, 0.085 m., of the shortest, 0.03 m. From
fibulae.
31. Six Bronze Pendants. Pl. XXIV. M.S.908, L.
of the longest, 0.028 m., of the shortest, 0.02 m. Two are
complete, the others fragmentary.
32. Bronze Bracelet. Pl. XXIV. M.S.907, D.
0.085 m. Intact. Rectangular in section with rounded
edges. Solid cast.
Objects Other than Pottery
23. Fragments of an Iron Tire of a Wheel. Pl.
XXIV. M.S.904. Three join to form a section 0.34 m.
in length. The estimated diameter of the entire wheel is
0.89 m. The tire itself is 0.02 m. thick. At intervals of
0.025 m. are iron rivets, square in section, the longest pre-
served length of which is 0.03 m. and width 0.005 m.
These attached the tire to the wooden felloe, traces of
which remain. Among the small iron fragments are
corroded conical bosses with pin attached which may
have ornamented the spokes or hub of the wheel, unless
they are the heads of the rivets mentioned above.
24. Eight Clay Weights. Pl. XXIV. M.S.905a-
h, L. 0.042 m., D. 0.045 m.
25. Clay Bead. PL XXIV. M.S.906, D. 0.037 m.
Square in its largest section, the corners of the square as
well as the openings of the perforation are encircled with
impressed rope pattern.
26. Fragments of Biconigal Bronze Spiral Orna-
ments. PL XXIV. M.S.911.
27. Three Fragments of a Bronze Serpentine
Fibula. Pl. XXIV. M.S.909. The best preserved of
these fragments is ornamented with knobs; to this has
been joined a badly corroded piece with a cross tube. A
third piece, also corroded, to which several links of chain
now adhere, continues the spring. That the two cor-
roded pieces once joined
similarly grooved.
28. Bronze Fibula.
Pl. XXIV and Fig. 32.
M.S.909a, L. 0.022 m.
Spring, pin, and catch
missing. Three circular
concave areas for inlay,
a larger one in the center,
a smaller at either side.
probable because they are
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COMPARANDA
1. Cf. No. 1 from Narce 64 B, PL XXXVIII; CVA.
Brit. Mus. 7, IVBa, Pl. 6, 2b, on which stood a covered
bowl, ibid. 2a, which will be connected with Nos. 5 and 6
from Narce 1, Pis. XXX and XXXI', a support from Barna-
bei’s Tomb XXXVI, Narce, which supported a similar
bowl, MonAnt. IV, col. 435, Nos. 7 and 10, col. 243, Fig.
106 and col. 266, Fig. 126; Richter, Etruscan Handbook,
Fig. 6.
6-9. Cf. Nos. 8-10 from Narce 4 F, Pl. XII, and the
comparanda cited under these numbers.
13 and 14. Cf. Nos. 7 and 8 from Narce 70 M, Pl. V,
and Nos. 3 and 4 from Narce 43, Pl. I.
15 and 16. These cups are not far removed in shape
from No. 10 from Narce 2 F, PL XXXIII and MonAnt.
XV, Pl. XVII, 6 from Praeneste.
17. Cf. No. 11 from Narce 2 F, Pl. XXXIII and
MonAnt. IV, col. 204, Fig. 92 and col. 407, No. 7, from
Barnabei’s Tomb VII, Narce.
18 and 19. Cf. No. 8 from Narce 16 F, Pl. XXIV, and
the comparanda cited under this number.
22. Cf. No. 10 from Narce 42 M, Pl. XV, and the
comparanda cited under this number.
23. Remnants of cart-wheels were found in twelve
tombs at Marsiliana, Marsiliana, pp. 263ff. and Pl.
XLVI; in the Tomba del Duce, Vetulonia, Montelius,
Pl. 184, lb; in the Regolini-Galassi Tomb, RM. XXII,
1907, pp. 85f.; at Populonia, NS. 1914, pp. 454f.; Archaeo-
logia 41, p. 198, from Veii; etc.
24. Cf. No. 23 from Narce 71 M, Pl. XI, and the
comparanda cited under this number.
27. Serpentine fibulae with cross tubes have been
found at Vetulonia, Tomba del Duce, Aberg, p. 124,
Fig. 376; in the Circolo delle Sfingi, id. p. 125, Fig. 380;
in the Circoli di Cerrecchio, Montelius, Pl. 179, 4; the
2io Circolo delle Pelliccie, Montelius, Pl. 196,3; Tomba del
Littore, Montelius, Pl. 193, 3; in the Bernardini Tomb,
Praeneste, MAAR., Pl. 3, 1 and 2 (cf. also the Manios
t