- Context:
- Italy
- Poggio Civitate
- Tesoro
- Tesoro 19
- 1972, ID:77
- PC 19720472 (Architectural Element)
| Descriptive Variable | Value(s) |
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| Chronology | Securely Archaic |
| Fabric Category | Terracotta |
| Object Type | Architectural::Frieze Plaque |
| Motif | Banquet |
| Fragment Noted | true |
| Object Type (notes) | Banquet Frieze Plaque Fragments (Joined) |
| Size | Max. Pres. Length 0.145 m, Max. Pres. Width 0.146 m, Average Pres. Thickness 0.025 m |
| Condition | Broken irregularly on two sides, preserves finished corner. Top of strigils chipped off. Restored from several pieces. Surface badly worn. |
| Description | Fragment of upper right-hand corner and section of banquet frieze. Preserves four strigils, three bosses, and attachment hole. Also preserves head and upper torso of server as well as knee of reclining figure. |
| Fabric Description | Murlo terracotta |
| Note |
The Poggio Civitate Excavation Project website originally included this object at this address: |
| Relation | Linked Document |
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| Has Related Trench Book Entry |
| Relation | Linked Persons / Organizations |
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Consists of
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Has type
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plaque
[Standard: British Museum Thesaurus] |
| Editorial Note | Open Context editors work with data contributors to annotate datasets to shared vocabularies, ontologies, and other standards using 'Linked Open Data' (LOD) methods. The annotations presented above approximate some of the meaning in this contributed data record to concepts defined in shared standards. These annotations are provided to help make datasets easier to understand and use with other datasets. |
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| Editorial Note | Open Context editors work with data contributors to annotate datasets to shared vocabularies, ontologies, and other standards using 'Linked Open Data' (LOD) methods. The annotations presented above approximate some of the meaning in this contributed data record to concepts defined in shared standards. These annotations are provided to help make datasets easier to understand and use with other datasets. |
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