Model of Bathyscaphe "Trieste"
1960-1969
Model of the bathyscaphe the 'Trieste' (1953), designed by Auguste and Jacques Piccard at Naples, model made by Ley Kenyon, 1960-1969
Paestum, The Great Temple called also the Temple of Neptune, from the South East
1841-05-04
Daguerreotype, entitled "Paestum, The Great Temple, called also the Temple of Neptune, from the South East", taken by Alexander John Ellis on 4th May 1841
Peastum, Eastern Facade of the Great Temple, called also the Temple of Neptune
1841-05-24
Daguerreotype, entitled "Peastum, Eastern Facade of the Great Temple, called also the Temple of Neptune", taken by Alexander John Ellis on 4th May 1841
Paestum. Gate, the only one of which the arch is still left, called the Porta della Sirence. Exterior
1841-05-04
Daguerreotype, entitled "Paestum. Gate, the only one of which the arch is still left, called the Porta della Sirence. Exterior", taken by Alexander John Ellis on 4th May 1841
Paestum. Small Temple, called also Temple of Ceres, from the South West
1841-05-04
Daguerreotype, entitled "Paestum. Small Temple, called also Temple of Ceres, from the South West", taken by Alexander John Ellis on 4th May 1841
Paestum, General View from the summit of the walls near the [so called] Porta del Mare
1841-05-04
Daguerreotype, entitled "Paestum, General View from the summit of the walls near the [so called] Porta del Mare", taken by Alexander John Ellis on 4th May 1841
Paestum, The Great Temple, called also the Temple of Neptune, from the South West
1841-05-24
Daguerreotype, entitled "Paestum, The Great Temple, called also the Temple of Neptune, from the South West", taken by Alexander John Ellis on 24th May 1841
Paestum, General View from the South East, about 3pm
1841-05-24
Daguerreotype, entitled "Paestum, General View from the South East, about 3pm", taken by Alexander John Ellis on 24th May 1841
Paestum, General View from the top of a shed near the [so called] Porta del Mare
1841-05-24
Daguerreotype, entitled "Paestum, General View from the top of a shed near the [so called] Porta del Mare", taken by Alexander John Ellis on 24th May 1841
Paestum. Gate, the only one of which the arch is still left, called the a della Sirence, Interior
1841-05-05
Daguerreotype, entitled "Paestum. Gate, the only one of which the arch is still left, called the a della Sirence, Interior", taken by Alexander John Ellis on 5th May 1841
Paestum, The Basilica from the South West, between 3 & 4pm
1841-05-04
Daguerreotype, entitled , taken by Alexander John Ellis on "Paestum, The Basilica from the South West, between 3 & 4pm" on 4th May 1841
Paestum, The Interior of the Basilica from the South West angle
1841-05-29
Daguerreotype, entitled "Paestum, The Interior of the Basilica from the South West angle", taken by Alexander John Ellis on 29th May 1841
Black lidded pyxis
400-100
Pyxis, lidded, black glaze terracotta, two handles, unsigned, probably from Campania, 400-100BC.