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Recent Acquisitions by the Otago Museum
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 23 December 2013
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During the past few years the Otago Museum has acquired by purchase and through the generosity of benefactors, a number of ancient works of art which deserve publication.
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1 Nos. 1, 2 and 4 in the following list were purchased through the Fels Fund. Nos. 3 and 5, both formerly in the Barden collection, are the gift of Mr. E. and the Misses De Beer. For the accompanying photographs—the work of Mr. Franz Barta of Dunedin—a special grant was made available by the Museum Management Committee. I am indebted to my colleagues in Dunedin, especially to Professor G. R. Manton, for their advice, and to Mr. Denys Haynes, Mr. R. A. Higgins, and Mr. R. D. Barnett for examining and offering advice upon photographs which I submitted to their judgment, and for many other courtesies.
The registration number and alleged provenance is given at the beginning of the description of each object.
2 See now Laviosa, , ‘Le Antefisse Fittili di Taranto’ in Arch. Classica vi (1954). Her pl. 69, 2Google Scholar is perhaps closest to ours in general form, though the hair seems straighter and the modelling of the face less subtle.
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