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Back left amphorae, right to left:

- Commerical amphora with ovoid body, from Palermo, Punic necropolis, tomb 42, clay, mid 6th Century BC.

- Commercial torpedo amphora, from Palermo, Punic nencropolis, tomb 1, clay, end of the 6th Century BC.

- Commerical torpedo amphora, from Palermo, necropolis in the area of Vivai Gitto, tomb 91, clay, 8th Century BC.

In-front of the amphorae:

- Handle of a Punic commerical amphora stamped with the so-called symbol of Tanit. from Palermo, necropolis near Caserma Turkoy, tomb 13, clay, 4th Century BC.

- Stock of an anchor, from Agrigento, stone, 6th-5th Century BC.

Going along the bottom:

- Stock of an anchor witrh a decoration in relief of a caduceus on one arm, unknown provenance, lead, Hellenistic-Roman age,

- Greek-Italian amphora with cork stopper, from Marsala, Stagione lagoon, Punic ship, mid 3rd Century BC.

Back right, left to right:

- Cooking pot, from Marsala, Stagione lagoon, shipboard material from Punic ship, clay, mid 3rd Century BC.

- Beaker with an engraved sign (possibly Phoenician letter), from Marsala, Stagione lagoon, shipboard material from a Punic ship, clay, mid 3rd Century BC.