File:Coppe in argento da pompei, I sec ac-I dc ca. 11.JPG

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Italiano: Argenterie rinvenute a Pompei nella casa del Menandro, oggi al Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli.
  • quattro piattini fondi (inv. 145543);
  • quattro piatti fondi (inv. 145541);
  • un bacile fondo (inv. );
  • un bacile a conchiglia (inv. 145554).
English: Ancient Roman items in the Museo Archeologico (Naples)
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