Cinerary Olla with Bones
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This cinerary olla, from Tomb II of the Poggio Pinci Necropolis in Asciano and dating between the 4th and 2nd century BCE, is covered in black glaze. Used to hold bone remains, this olla reflects Etruscan funerary practices and the symbolic significance attributed to these containers. The olla is now displayed at the Museo Palazzo Corboli in Asciano, providing insight into the burial traditions of the time.