Terracotta fragments of a column-krater (deep bowl) 500–480 Etruscan The largest fragment is from the rim, neck, and shoulder of the krater; on the top of the rim, pendant lotus buds; the neck is black glazed; on the shoulder, a band of tongues, below, in the panel on the obverse, at the left, part of the head of a satyr to right?; head and neck of a draped woman to left; part of the head and arm of a second woman to left (maenads); the panel border is comprised of ivy; a second fragment is from the rim, neck, and shoulder of the krater; on the top of the rim, pendant lotus buds; on the o

Terracotta fragments of a column-krater (deep bowl) 500–480 Etruscan The largest fragment is from the rim, neck, and shoulder of the krater; on the top of the rim, pendant lotus buds; the neck is black glazed; on the shoulder, a band of tongues, below, in the panel on the obverse, at the left, part of the head of a satyr to right?; head and neck of a draped woman to left; part of the head and arm of a second woman to left (maenads); the panel border is comprised of ivy; a second fragment is from the rim, neck, and shoulder of the krater; on the top of the rim, pendant lotus buds; on the outer edge of the rim, ivy; the neck is black glazed; below, part of the left panel border, from the reverse, which is comprised of ivy; a third fragment is also from the reverse, with part of the neck and shoulder of the krater; on the shoulder, a band of tongues; below a bit of the hair of a woman to left; part of the head of a second woman to left; four fragments from the rim, with pendant lotus buds on the top of the rim, and ivy on the outer edge of the rim; fragment from the rim and neck of the krater, with a bit of the tendrils from the pendant lotus buds on the top of the rim, and part of the black glaze from the neck. Terracotta fragments of a column-krater (deep bowl). Etruscan. 500–480 Terracotta; black-figure. Archaic. Vases

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