Bronze handle attachment 2nd century A.D. Roman The handle once decorated the side of a situla (wine bucket), and the wreathed mask in high relief may be identified as that of Dionysus.. Bronze handle attachment 246912

Bronze handle attachment 2nd century A.D. Roman The handle once decorated the side of a situla (wine bucket), and the wreathed mask in high relief may be identified as that of Dionysus.. Bronze handle attachment 246912
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