FRANCAVILLA MARITTIMA

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Figure 1. a) Plastic of the sanctuary of Athena on the hill of Timpone Motta di Francavilla Marittima ; b) Francavilla Marittima. Timpone Motta, Planimetry of the area of the sanctuary of Athena. 

Figure 2. Picture reconstruction of the archaic sanctuary of Timpone Motta di Francavilla Marittima..

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Figure 3. Francavilla Marittima. Timpone Motta: a) Deposit of hydriaskai, from the digs at the sanctuary; b) Spherical Corinthian aryballos formations of oplith soldiers

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 Figure 4. Francavilla Marittima. Timpone Motta: a) Hydriaskai, from the digs at the sanctuary of Athena; b) Trefoil oinochoe with Greek-Oriental type decorations. (VII century B.C.)

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 Figure 5. a) Francavilla Marittima. Sanctuary of Timpone Motta. Bronze tablet (beginning of the VI century b.C.); b) Francavilla Marittima. Timpone Motta, Clay votive statues. 

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 Figure 6. a) Francavilla Marittima. Sanctuary of Timpone Motta. Fragment of gold and silver lamina embossed with a zoomorphic (first half VI century b.C.); b) Design reconstruction of gold and silver lamina

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                  Figure 7. a) Francavilla Marittima. Timpone Motta, Dedalus style statuette of the “dama di Sibari” type. (VII century B.C.);  b) Design reconstruction of Dedalus style statuette of the “dama di Sibari” type

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Figure 8. Francavilla Marittima. Timpone Motta: a) Small bronze of warrior in oplith armour (VI century B.C.); b) Black figure Attic lekythos (500 B.C.)

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Figure 9. a-b) Francavilla Marittima. Sanctuary of Timpone Motta, Fragments of clay freize slab with cult procession (beginnings of VI century B.C.).

Figure 10. Francavilla Marittima. Sanctuary of Timpone Motta, reconstructive drawing of clay freize slab with cult procession (beginnings of VI century B.C.).  

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Figure 11. a) Francavilla Marittima. Sanctuary of Timpone Motta, Proto-Corinthian aryballos (middle of VII century B.C.); b) Francavilla Marittima. Timpone Motta, loom weight with meander motif from the Enotrian inhabited area. Building V. (VIII  century B.C.)

Figure 12. Picture reconstruction of the inhabited area of Francaviulla Marittima in the Iron Age.

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   Figure 13. Francavilla Marittima. Necropolis of Macchiabate: a) ‘Temparella’ grave. Tombs from the Iron age to the Archaic period. (850-550 B.C.) b) Pebblestone tumulus graves from the Iron Age.

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Figure 14. Francavilla Marittima. Necropolis of Macchiabate: a) Female burial. (VI century B.C.); b)  Bronze musical instruments from grave goods. (VIII B.C.) 

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Figure 17. a-b) Francavilla Marittima. Necropolis of Macchiabate, grave goods (VIII century b.C.).   

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 Figure 19. a-b) Francavilla Marittima. Necropolis di Macchiabate, Syrian-Phoenician scarabs from grave goods (VIII century B.C.)

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Figure 20. a-b) Francavilla Marittima. biconical cinerary urns from the Enotrian necropolis of Macchiabate. 

Figure 21 Francavilla Marittima. Necropolis of Macchiabate, Tomb S: a) Bronze goblet of Phoenician type; b) Reconstructive design of bronze goblet of Phoenician type.