Ricomposizione di una tomba con vasi di bucchero da Chiusi

Giulio Paolucci

Abstract

The tomb Lucioli was discovered by chance in Chiusi, in the necropolis of Colle, in 1839. The tomb contained a hundred of bucchero vases with stamped decoration dispersed just after the discovery.
This study, based on investigations carried out in archives and museum storerooms, proposes a reconstruction of the grave-goods. The grave furniture reveals that it was the tomb of a woman and a high-ranking personality. Related to the ideology of the banquet are the bucchero vases, both the large containers for liquids and small pouring aases. The group of objects as a whole date from the first decades of the second half of the 6th century B.C.

Parole chiave

• Chiusi
• bucchero
• Etruria