Inscribed Ciottolone
4th century BC (Second Iron Age)
Display case pebbles
The display case contains large inscribed pebbles and pebbles in porphyry dating between the 5th and 4th centuries BC and discovered along the Bacchiglione River. They represent epigraphic markers connected with memory, personal identity and ritual or commemorative practices in pre-Roman Veneto.
- 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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Inscribed Ciottolone
5th–4th century BC (Second Iron Age)
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Inscribed Ciottolone
5th–4th century BC (Second Iron Age)
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Inscribed Ciottolone
5th–4th century BC (Second Iron Age)