- Museum number
- 1867,1122.414
- Description
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Burial chest with lid, probably made of Ephesian marble, showing bucrania linked by garlands laden with fruits. Inscribed in Greek and Latin. The Greek text is cut through an earlier erased inscription. One large box of human remains in LRR/cp74/shB. Human remains include a child and adult (possibly two). Previous record states that the remains may possibly be Pannychus and his wife Pithane. No duplicate elements were found in initial sorting to confirm two individuals, however, some elements are noticeably more robust than others. Animal remains of a pig, glass, and marble chip also present.
- Production date
- 50-100
- Dimensions
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Height: 36.15 centimetres
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Length: 41.90 centimetres
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Width: 30.45 centimetres
- $Inscriptions
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- Curator's comments
- Bibliography:
- C.I.L. III,6089
- IGBM, DCXXXII
- Curtius, C. (1870) Inschriften aus Ephesos. Hermes 4: 174-228, here 214.
- Location
- Not on display
- Exhibition history
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2013 – 2014, 21 September - 5 January, Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, Empire – Roman Power & People
2014, 25 January - 27 April, Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery, Empire – Roman Power & People
2014, 17 May - 31 August, Coventry, The Herbert, Empire – Roman Power & People
2014 – 2015, 20 September - 4 January, Leeds City Museum, Empire – Roman Power & People
2015, 24 January - 10 May, Dundee, The McManus, Empire – Roman Power & People
2015, 30 May - 13 September, Newcastle, Segedunum Roman Fort, Empire – Roman Power & People
2018 23 Feb – 22 Apr, Nashville, Frist Art Museum, 'Rome; City &Empire'
2018-2019 20 Sep-04 Feb, Canberra, National Museum of Australia, 'Rome; City &Empire'
2021 13 Feb-15 Aug, Belgium, Tongeren, Gallo-Romeins Museum, 'Rome; City & Empire'
2021-2022 25 Sep – 08 Oct, China, Suzhou Museum, 'Rome: City & Empire'
- Acquisition date
- 1867
- Department
- Greek and Roman
- Registration number
- 1867,1122.414
