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Fibula Clasp with Lions


650 BC


Italy

Etruscan Temple


600 BC


Italy

Sarcophagus with Reclining Couple


520 BC


Italy

Tomb of Shields and Chairs


500 BC


Italy

Tomb of Leopards


500 BC


Italy

Capitoline Wolf


500 BC


Italy

Apulu


410 BC


Italy

Chimera of Arezzo


400 BC


Italy

Tomb of Reliefs


300 BC


Italy

Sarcophagus of Lars Pulena


200 BC


Italy

Arrigatore


100 BC


Italy

Porta Marzia


100 BC


Italy