PC 19730156 from Italy/Poggio Civitate/Agger/Agger 10/1973, ID:266

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Descriptions (12)

Descriptive Variable	Value(s)
Chronology	Securely Archaic
Fabric Category	Terracotta
Object Type	Architectural::Frieze Plaque
Motif	Banquet
Decorative Technique	Painted
Fragment Noted	true
Object Type (notes)	Banquet Frieze Plaque, Fragment
Size	Max. Pres. Height 0.0885 m, Max. Pres. Width 0.085 m, Max. Pres. Thickness 0.021 m
Condition	Broken on all sides; worn and encrusted.
Description	Fragment of a banquet frieze plaque preserving bottom nail hole on right, portion of table beneath it and head and breast portion of dog beneath the table; traces of paint.
Fabric Description	Murlo terracotta
Note	The Poggio Civitate Excavation Project website originally included this object at this address: http://www.poggiocivitate.org/catalog/viewartifactcatalog.asp?fid=PC1973015600

Linked Documents (1)

Relation	Linked Document
Has Related Trench Book Entry	JN IV (1973-07-20):121-134; Daily Log

Linked Persons (1)

Relation	Linked Persons / Organizations
Director	Anthony Tuck

Annotations (2)

Property or Relation	Value(s)
Consists of [Standard: CIDOC-CRM]	terracotta [Standard: British Museum Thesaurus] Terracotta [Standard: Wikipedia]
Has type [Standard: CIDOC-CRM]	plaque [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 19730156 from Italy/Poggio Civitate/Agger/Agger 10/1973, ID:266". (2012) In Murlo. Anthony Tuck (Ed.) . Released: 2012-12-28. Open Context. <http://opencontext.org/subjects/14108E16-51F4-406D-BE7A-72096041A9C6> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2k64fr0q

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