The north wall depicts a man playing the kottabos and a pair of young lovers during a symposium.
A column depicted on one side of this piece is thought to represent the Pillars of Hercules as the end of life, and the east wall depicts a red boy with a krater. The north wall depicts a man playing the kottabos and a pair of young lovers during a symposium. This object's lid contains a blue surface and an angled figure in the center, and this object features rare Greek wall paintings on the travertine slabs lining the insides. Found by Mario Napoli in a necropolis in the Italian city of Paestum, for 15 points, identify this tomb which depicts a man jumping into the ocean.
A column depicted on one side of this piece is thought to represent the Pillars of Hercules as the end of life, and the east wall depicts a red boy with a krater.
Tomb of the Diver