TOMB 94 >
Tomb
94 has a burial chamber and an enclosure.
The enclosure dates from a later period than the burial chamber
and was also built later than the neighbouring
tombs 93 and 95, from which it uses part of the walls.
The inscription above the entrance of the burial chamber is lost.
We still see, however, a triangular tympanum flanked by two small
windows.
The burial chamber itself uses also the side walls of tombs 93 and
95. The walls of the burial chamber have a central
aedicula with a tympanum, surrounded by small niches.
Each wall has two arcosolia In the lower part.
The tomb was therefore used for a mixed form of burying.
Below the small niches are blank, marble name plates.
The tomb was used only partly. (click
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