View of PC 19720131

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Descriptions (9)

Descriptive Variable	Value(s)
Fabric Category	Bucchero
Object Type	Textile Related::Rocchetto
Fragment Noted	true
Object Type (notes)	Rocchetto Fragment
Size	Max. Pres. Length 0.035 m, Max. Pres. Diameter of Head 0.022 m, Min. Pres. Diameter of Shaft 0.014 m
Condition	Shaft broken a bit over half way down. Shallow chips, encrustation.
Description	Rocchetto fragment preserving part of longitudinally striated round shaft which flares into one complete convex head. Head unevenly modelled.
Fabric Description	Buccheroid, fine clay fired reddish-tan on interior and black on exterior.
Note	The Poggio Civitate Excavation Project website originally included this object at this address: http://www.poggiocivitate.org/catalog/viewartifactcatalog.asp?fid=PC1972013100

Linked Documents (1)

Relation	Linked Document
Has Related Trench Book Entry	EN III (1972-06-26):90-96; Daily Log

Linked Persons (1)

Relation	Linked Persons / Organizations
Director	Anthony Tuck

Annotations (2)

Property or Relation	Value(s)
Consists of [Standard: CIDOC-CRM]	bucchero ware [Standard: Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus] Bucchero [Standard: Wikipedia]
Has type [Standard: CIDOC-CRM]	spools [Standard: Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus] spool [Standard: British Museum Thesaurus]
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Annotations (1)

Property or Relation	Value(s)
Temporal Coverage [Standard: Dublin Core Terms]	Archaic (580 BCE - 482 BCE) [Standard: PeriodO Collection: FASTI - Home] Orientalizing (750 BCE - 582 BCE) [Standard: PeriodO Collection: FASTI - Home]
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Suggested Citation

Anthony Tuck. "PC 19720131 from Italy/Poggio Civitate/Courtyard/Courtyard/1972, ID:404". (2012) In Murlo. Anthony Tuck (Ed.) . Released: 2012-12-28. Open Context. <http://opencontext.org/subjects/4586838B-E7A2-40B7-221D-8ECFE5053225>

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Murlo

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