- Context:
- Italy
- Poggio Civitate
- Tesoro Rectangle
- Tesoro Rectangle 8
- 1971, ID:286
- PC 19710693 (Object)
| Descriptive Variable | Value(s) |
|---|---|
| Fabric Category | Ivory |
| Object Type | Shaped Object::Bar / Rod / Shaft |
| Decorative Technique | Incised |
| Fragment Noted | false |
| Object Type (notes) | Ivory Bar with Incised Square |
| Size | Max. Pres. Length 0.027 m, Pres. Width 0.005-0.006 m, Max. Pres. Thickness 0.002 m |
| Condition | Broken at one end and possibly at the other diagonal end; curved slightly; burnt. |
| Description | Flat narrow bar, rectangular in cross section; smooth on the back and along the lateral edges; preserving incised decoration of squares hatched with diagonal parllel lines; the direction of the diagonals varies with no discernible pattern; the squares alternate in location from one edge to the other; their spacing and size is slightly irregular. |
| Fabric Description | Burnt ivory |
| Note |
The Poggio Civitate Excavation Project website originally included this object at this address: |
| Relation | Linked Persons / Organizations |
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| Object Coordinate Notes | Stratum D | ||||||||
| Local Grid (X) | 3.0 | ||||||||
| Local Grid (Y) | B |
| Property or Relation | Value(s) |
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Consists of
[Standard: CIDOC-CRM] |
ivory
[Standard: British Museum Thesaurus] |
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Has type
[Standard: CIDOC-CRM] |
rod
[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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Temporal Coverage
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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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