Olla a coppette - 7th century BC

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Human: The olla a coppette 'jar with small bowls') is a ceremonial vase often discovered in graves dating back to the 7th century BC. This unique vessel typically consists of three or four small bowls linked to a larger jar (olla). This specific one still has its three small bowls intact. The olla a coppette played a crucial role in the consumption of wine during burial ceremonies. Wine was drunk from cups that were carefully placed in the small bowls after being used. Remains of white decorations are visible.