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• The Situla of the Pania is an unusual luxury Etruscan example in ivory.
• Especially the situla decorated with animal and ribbons of figural shapes are characteristic.
• The most significant example is the Benvenuti-Situla ( 600 BC ).
• The iconography of the relief scenes of the situla may indicate Etruscan influence.
• In Slovenia, the Va
  e situla was discovered in 1882 and attributed to Illyrians.
• The Benevenuti Situla is also unusual in that it seems to show a specific story.
• This situla is in excellent condition _ except for one cartouche that has been gouged out.
• Situla is also the name for types of bucket-shaped Ancient Greek vases, some very finely painted.
• On 30 May, " Situla " stood out of Portland with a load of army cargo for Guam.
• From 26 September to 21 November, " Situla " plied between Eniwetok, Kwajalein, Saipan, and Guam.
• Compared to earlier styles that arose organically in Europe " situla art is weak and sometimes quaint ", and " in essence not of Europe ".
• The same term appears on a well-known bronze bottle, called a situla, found at Tell Siran in Jordan . ( see sidebar ) # 2
• On the 30 October, " Situla " sailed for San Francisco, via Saipan, with all available passenger space filled by Army and Navy discharges.
• The earliest date from the 5th century BC and even probably from the start of the 4th century BC and depict figures related with those of the situla art.
• "Situla " remained on the west coast from 29 November 1945 until 23 April 1946 when she was ordered back to Pearl Harbor for photographic services and layup.
• Except for the Benvenuti Situla, men are hairless, with " funny hats, dumpy bodies and big heads ", though often shown looking cheerful in an engaging way.
• Except for the Italian Benvenuti Situla, men are hairless, with " funny hats, dumpy bodies and big heads ", though often shown looking cheerful in an engaging way.
• She was stripped and turned over to the Maritime Commission at Suisun Bay on 30 December 1947 . " Situla " was struck from the Navy list on 22 January 1948.
• This was followed by daggers, swords, drums, and situla from 500-0 BC . Finally, Chinese seals, coins, mirrors and halberds appear in the first century AD.
• The Japodian artists which created the early urns were inspired by the situla art and took many motives from this art, but which transformed the images in order to suit their own tastes.