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Medieval sarcophagus 2 This stone coffin would make a nice horse-trough or even a stone planter for flowers in a garden! |
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Inscription An inscription commemorating someone who died aged at the age of 87 years, in 1810, by the name of Antonius Nicolaus Thomae (I think). |
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Oval sarcophagus Oval sarcohpagus, fragmented, readapted as tub (end of 3rd century a.d.). On the front two sets of undulating fluting opposite each other; in between mandorla with good shepherd. At the extremeties winged genii with an [...] [more...] |
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caption Smooth rectangular sarcohpagus. Gable lid with fake tiles and acroteria with theatrical masks (end of 3rd and beginning of 4th century a.d.). [more...] |
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Oval sarcohpagus from 3rd century Oval sarcohpagus, fragmented, readapted as tub (end of 3rd century a.d.). On the front two sets of undulating fluting opposite each other; in between mandorla with good shepherd. At the extremeties winged genii with an [...] [more...] |
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Inscription from 16th century An inscription that mentions the date 1608. [more...] |
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Theatrical mask from late Roman stone coffin 1 Smooth rectangular sarcohpagus. Gable lid with fake tiles and acroteria with theatrical masks (end of 3rd and beginning of 4th century a.d.). [more...] |
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late Roman stone coffin Another view. |
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Theatrical mask from late Roman stone coffin 2 “acroteria with theatrical masks” close-up. The empty eyes and the open mouth might indeed be a theatrical mask (perhaps an actor was buried in this [...] [more...] |
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Inscription 1 A longer one, I think mentioning the date 1649. |
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Inscription 2 The left-hand end. |
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Inscription 3 A view of the entire inscription. I have not transcribed it; if someone sends me the transcription (or a translation!) I will put it here. |
