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Musei Capitolini, Rome, Italy
Artist/Maker	Unknown
Description	English: Sarcophagus with the Calydonian hunt, representing the hero Meleager and the goddess Artemis. Proconnesian marble, Roman artwork. Français : Sarcophage représentant la chasse au sanglier de Calydon : le héros Méléagre et la déesse Artémis. Marbre de Proconnèse, œuvre romaine.
Credit line	From Vicovaro, 1872
Accession number	MC 917
Location	Palazzo dei Conservatori, first floor, halls of the Modern Fasti
Photographer/source	Jastrow (2006)

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