Inscribed Lebete
Lebes: 6th century BC; inscription: 5th century BC (Iron Age)
Display case metal vessels
The display case brings together situlae and metal vessels dating from the 7th to the 1st century BC, discovered along the Bacchiglione River. These prestige objects are associated with banqueting, ritual practices and the self-representation of elites between the Iron Age and the period of Romanization.
- Display case 1: Unglazed pottery
- Display case 2: Maiolica
- Display case 3: Glazed and glazed-painted ceramics
- Display case 4: Slip-decorated and glazed-painted ceramics
- Display case 5: Slip-decorated and glazed-painted ceramics
- Display case 6: Sgraffito ceramics
- Display case 7: Sgraffito ceramics
- Display case 8: Sgraffito ceramics
- Display case 9: Sgraffito ceramics
- Display case 10: Sgraffito ceramics
- Display case pebbles
- Display case metal vessels
- Display case swords
- Display case andiron
- Display case ritual sword
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Situla Handles
4th–1st century BC (Late Iron Age)
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Situla with cross-shaped attachments
4th–3rd century BC (Late Iron Age)
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Ovoid Situla
Late 7th–6th century BC (Early Iron Age)
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Small Situla
2nd–1st century BC (period of Romanization)