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Model of Oristano
Model of Tharros
Madonna of the angels
Our Lady of the Counselors
Holy Christ or the stigmata
Holy Christ or the stigmata
Etruscan-Corinthian Aryballos
Fibula decorated with ducks
Kantharos in Etruscan bucchero
Etruscan bucchero oinochoe
Alabaster
Askos
Askos
Ciborium lid
Tripod cup / mortar
Kernophoros
Grinning mask
Matrix with gorgons
Gold cross ansata earrings
beetle
Temple - Boy
Itiphallic statue
Askoid jug
Praying bronze statue of a soldier
Pair of yoked oxen
dea mother
Quiver and dagger with wide hilt
Pilgrim flask
Model of nuraghe
Frame weight
Shears
Elmo Montefortino
Lantern
Tabula lusoria
Writing tablet
Cinerary urn
Typical of San Giorgio

Quiver and dagger with wide hilt

Anonymous

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Antiquarium Arborense Museum

Antiquarium Arborense Museum

Piazza Corrias, Oristano

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The term "faretrine" indicates triangular plate pendants equipped with two eyelets and reproducing a leather dagger sheath in miniature forms. On one side the decoration has pins or stilettos in number from one to four and on the other side two types of dagger typical of nuragic armament: simple hilt or "gammata hilt", recurrent in Nuragic figurative bronzework as an insignia of rank.
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Title: Quiver and dagger with wide hilt

Author: Anonymous

Date: IX - VIII sec. a.C.

Technique: Bronze

Displayed in: Antiquarium Arborense Museum

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