DAA-0005 · 3D object
A supplied textured model with a browser-ready 3D preview. The research section below offers visual comparisons; formal identification and archaeological context remain pending.
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Research metadata
- Record
- DAA-0005
- Source file
- Universal Scene Description Package 5.usdz
- Format
- USDZ · textured 3D mesh
- Object type
- Identification pending
- Chronology
- Not supplied
- Find context
- Not supplied
- Provenance
- Not supplied
- Measurements
- Not supplied
- Reproduction rights
- Pending confirmation
Research context: painted vessels and aryballoi
The model visibly presents a round-bodied vessel with a broad mouth, short neck, handle and painted animal ornament. Corinthian and related aryballoi are a useful shape-and-decoration comparison. The production center, chronology and any tomb association remain unverified.
- University of Colorado Boulder · Corinthian aryballos, 2006.37.T
A round oil jar catalogued circa 600–550 BCE, with a short neck, flat mouth, small handle and animal decoration. A shape-and-decoration comparison only.
- Blanton Museum of Art · Late Corinthian round aryballos, 1980.36
A terracotta oil bottle catalogued circa 550 BCE, with a quatrefoil motif. Compare vessel form while noting that its decoration differs.
- Acropolis Museum · Aryballos, NA 1957 Aa 2133
Corinthian workshop, 600–550 BCE; the museum records discovery at the Sanctuary of the Nymphe. This provides a documented sanctuary context, not a tomb attribution for our vessel.
- The Met · Etruscan Art
Background on Etruscan material culture, Greek connections, painted ceramics, bucchero and funerary contexts.
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Museum examples are references, not authenticated matches. Sources reviewed October 31, 2026.