Acquarossa: Type C revetment plaque from Zone F, Portico Building A (detail 2)

The reliefs represent a figure playing a double-flute (diaulos?), two klinai with three reclining male banqueters each, a figure playing a kithara, and an attendant at a large cauldron on a stand, and two dogs.
Winter 2009, revetment plaque 4.D.6.E ("Revetment plaques with flat top fascia/cavetto with concave tongues/painted band/figured frieze with banquet in relief/invisible ground line"), part of Roof 4-5 (Portico Building A in Zone F at Acquarossa [Roof F:8], 560 B.C.)
Dated by Winter to 560-550 BCE.

Acquarossa was the site of an Etruscan settlement, of unknown name, that flourished between ca. 625 and its destruction after 550 BCE. The site was excavated by the Swedish Institute at Rome principally from 1966 to 1978 (See Acquarossa at Pleiades; PECS (Perseus); Swedish Institute at Rome; acquarossa dot org; en.wikipedia).

On display at the Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Viterbo - Rocca Albornoz (MiBACT; Città di Viterbo; TripAdvisor)

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Taken in: Italia / Lazio / Viterbo (show map)

Taken on: July 20, 2014

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