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|type_object=cup
|type_object=cup
|material=pottery
|material=pottery
|composition=black-varnished ware
|type=black-varnished ware imit. type Lamboglia 28
|description=imitating type Lamboglia 28
|dimension=unknown
|condition=lost
|condition=lost
|culture_archaeological=La Tène D 2
|culture_archaeological=La Tène D 2
|sortdate=-50
|sortdate=-50
|date=after 80/70 BC
|date=1<sup>st</sup> c. BC
|date_derivation‎=typology
|date_derivation‎=typology, archaeological context
|site=Alzate Brianza
|site=Alzate Brianza
|field_name=Al Soldo
|find_context=grave
|find_context=unspecified deranged grave
|coordinate_n=45.77231259889581
|coordinate_n=45.7745254
|coordinate_e=9.187316894531252
|coordinate_e=9.1830904
|sortdate_find=1878
|sortdate_find=1879
|date_find=before 1879
|location=unknown
|location=unknown
|whatmough=282
|whatmough=282
|solinas=52
|solinas=52
|morandi=206
|morandi=206
|source_detail=Morandi 2004: 652-653, Solinas 1995: 339
|source_detail=Morandi 2004: 652 f. no. 206
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}}
}}
== Commentary ==
Image in {{bib|Castelfranco 1879}}: tav. I.8 (drawing).


Black-varnished cup of reddish clay imit. type Lamboglia 28 (Morandi). In winter 1877/1878, four graves were found by farmers during building work in the grounds of the Villa del Soldo owned by the Turati family. While these four were destroyed and only some items of furniture saved, a fifth grave was excavated on 9<sup>th</sup> October 1878 by Castelfranco. It contained eight ceramic vessels, one of them inscribed, an iron knife, and assorted fragments. (Detailed description of the find circumstances and grave in {{bib|Castelfranco 1879}}: 6-11). After {{bib|Rhŷs 1913}}: 39 f. failed to see the vessel during his visit to the Soldo in 1912, he was informed by Count Turati that it had been removed to a different residence; Whatmough ({{bib|PID}}: 98) was informed by letter in 1929 that it was then kept in the Turati residence in via Conservatore in Milano. Filed as untraceable by Solinas and Morandi. Dating to LT D 2 from Morandi.
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Revision as of 22:38, 17 November 2024

Object
Classification: cup
Archaeological Type: black-varnished ware imit. type Lamboglia 28

Material: pottery
Size: unknown
Condition: lost

Archaeological culture: La Tène D 2
Date: 1st c. BC
Date derived from: typology, archaeological context

Site: Alzate Brianza (Como, Lombardia, Italy)
Archaeological context: grave
Coordinates (approx.): 45° 46' 20.33" N, 9° 11' 14.34" E
Find date: 1878
Current location: unknown

Inscription: CO·79 (uitilios)

Alternative sigla: Whatmough 1933 (PID): 282
Solinas 1995: 52
Morandi 2004: 206

Sources: Morandi 2004: 652 f. no. 206

Commentary

Image in Castelfranco 1879: tav. I.8 (drawing).

Black-varnished cup of reddish clay imit. type Lamboglia 28 (Morandi). In winter 1877/1878, four graves were found by farmers during building work in the grounds of the Villa del Soldo owned by the Turati family. While these four were destroyed and only some items of furniture saved, a fifth grave was excavated on 9th October 1878 by Castelfranco. It contained eight ceramic vessels, one of them inscribed, an iron knife, and assorted fragments. (Detailed description of the find circumstances and grave in Castelfranco 1879: 6-11). After Rhŷs 1913: 39 f. failed to see the vessel during his visit to the Soldo in 1912, he was informed by Count Turati that it had been removed to a different residence; Whatmough (PID: 98) was informed by letter in 1929 that it was then kept in the Turati residence in via Conservatore in Milano. Filed as untraceable by Solinas and Morandi. Dating to LT D 2 from Morandi.

Bibliography

Castelfranco 1879 Pompeo Castelfranco, "Tombe gallo-italiche trovate al Soldo presso Alzate in Brianza", Bullettino di Paletnologia Italiana 5 (1879), 6–28.