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A terracotta sarcophagus in the Fitzwilliam Museum

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Miss W. Lamb has kindly asked me to publish the terracotta sarcophagus in Cambridge, which comes from Rhodes. Fig. 1 explains the system of reference to the various parts of the face of the typical Clazomenian sarophagus. Unless it is otherwise stated, figures and heads of men and animals face towards the centre of the sarcophagus.The sarcophagi listed below consist of five found in Rhodes and presumed to be of local manufacture, and of three probably from Clazomenae which are loosely related.
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Title: A terracotta sarcophagus in the Fitzwilliam Museum
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Miss W.
Lamb has kindly asked me to publish the terracotta sarcophagus in Cambridge, which comes from Rhodes.
Fig.
1 explains the system of reference to the various parts of the face of the typical Clazomenian sarophagus.
Unless it is otherwise stated, figures and heads of men and animals face towards the centre of the sarcophagus.
The sarcophagi listed below consist of five found in Rhodes and presumed to be of local manufacture, and of three probably from Clazomenae which are loosely related.

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