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The Annual of the British School at Athens, 1959
Tomb I (Plan, Fig. 2; Plate 49b). This was the original tomb whose collapse led to the discovery of the cemetery. It was also apparently the earliest in point of time, containing four clay vases (1–4) decorated in a fine style which may go back before the destruction of the Last Palace. The main chamber was more or less rectangular (L. 1·90, W. about 2·
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Tomb I (Plan, Fig. 2; Plate 49b). This was the original tomb whose collapse led to the discovery of the cemetery. It was also apparently the earliest in point of time, containing four clay vases (1–4) decorated in a fine style which may go back before the destruction of the Last Palace. The main chamber was more or less rectangular (L. 1·90, W. about 2·
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The Tomb Of A Hety-’, Theban Tomb 116
2010Painted tombs belonging to anonymous individuals in the Theban necropolis respond well to this type of stylistic analysis. Erasures of figures, names, and titles; later occupants; and environmental damage leave fragmentary evidence of careers, family relationships, and more important, the tomb owner's identity.
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2006
Nel dicembre 1250, Federico II di Svevia moriva a Castelfiorentino nell'Alta Puglia: il corpo, secondo le cronache, fu avvolto da un saio cistercense,, semplice nella foggia e umile nella simbologia. Bernardo, arcivescovo di Palermo, insieme con il figlio illegittimo dell'imperatore, Manfredi, fece traslare i resti mortali nella città isolana.
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Nel dicembre 1250, Federico II di Svevia moriva a Castelfiorentino nell'Alta Puglia: il corpo, secondo le cronache, fu avvolto da un saio cistercense,, semplice nella foggia e umile nella simbologia. Bernardo, arcivescovo di Palermo, insieme con il figlio illegittimo dell'imperatore, Manfredi, fece traslare i resti mortali nella città isolana.
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