Amphora between two columns, possibly a theater
79.
Fragmentary relief
Roman, Campana
Amphora between two columns, possibly a theater
Clay,
1st-2nd century CE
Museum Purchase
Photograph Petegorsky/Gipe
MH 1910.8.C.C
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