Verb:

క్రితం, సాకులు చేయడానికి, రవాణా,

situlae's Usage Examples:

Situla (plural situlae), from the Latin word for bucket or pail, is the term in archaeology and art history for a variety of elaborate bucket-shaped vessels.

The fashion for decorated situlae spread north across neighbouring cultures including the eastern Hallstatt.

aspergillum is dipped, though elaborate Ottonian examples are known as situlae.

Ottonian ivory situlae appear to represent a new departure for ivory carving in their form, and the type is hardly found after this period.

Large bronze situlae (buckets) found in Drenthe were manufactured somewhere in eastern France.

Venetic period, when tombs are constructed of blocks of stone, and situlae (bronze buckets), sometimes elaborately decorated, are often used to contain.

several Illyrian situlae were found, the best known of which is the Vače Situla.

successors continuing his tradition include the Painter of the Dublin situlae.

Este was the center of the so-called situlae art.

Canosa now at Munich, came from the same tombs as the humbler askoi twin-situlae and "sphagia" (see Gallery).

Between 560 and 530 BC, situlae based on Egyptian models prevailed.

from the south of England) A riveted bronze cauldron Three buckets or situlae Numerous tools including chisels and knives.

Hallstatt Archaeological Site in Vače, Slovenia, where several Illyrian situlae were found, the best known of which is the Vače Situla.