TOMB 75 and 76 (continuation)

The walls of the enclosure are equipped with a large number of niches for urns. In front of the entrance of the burial chamber of tomb 75 is a round well.
Against the newly built left wall of the enclosure are several burial places of tuff stones. One of these has the following inscription on a marble slab of 46,5 x 25 cms:

D(is) M(anibus)
COCCEIAE
DORIDI M(arcus)
ANTONIVS
M(arci) F(ilius) CALLIS
TIANVS AVIE
PIENTISSIMAE
FECIT
IPSE QVI VIX(it)
AN(nis) XXI M(ensibus) II

The grave was built by Marcus Antonius Callistianus, son of Marcus,
for Cocceia Doris, his very respectful grandmother, who himself lived for
twenty-one years and two months.

(click to continue tomb 75)