Image: Samnite Hydria depicting a Samnite warrior

Description: Samnite pottery depicting a Samnite soldier with a helmet that has three plumes. This warrior is carrying a spear, a round shield, a chiton, and has a cuirass. He is sitting in front of an ionic column. Beside him is a woman with a crown of flowers and another warrior. This work was created in 3rd-4th Century BCE in Capua.
Title: Samnite Hydria depicting a Samnite warrior
Credit: https://collections.louvre.fr/en/ark:/53355/cl010274293#
Author: Louvre Museum, Department of Greek, Etruscan and Roman Antiquities. Campana, Giampietro, marquis di Cavelli
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