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	Reference: RNA10 / Cat. No. Period: Roman Origin: Tunisia Date: 175 – 250 AD Description: On discus: galley r., the hull with bank of oars forward, high scrolled stem-post above ram, deck-cabin aft with steering-oar and bird-headed stern-post, central mast with large single sail. Shoulder decorated with myrtle-wreath. Manufacture: Mould made. Size (cm): L. 10.3, W. 7.0, H. 3.7 Notes: Cf. (subject) BMC III, Q1708; Deneauve, 837, 929, 947; Mérida, CE00944; Rodríguez Martín, fig. IX:124; Goethert, 31; (type) Deneauve, 1060-8 (Type XB). Comments: Although not visible here, versions of this scene depict Ulysses tied to the mast.
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