Comparanda: For red fabric & tile type, cf. San Giovenale tiles of 7th cent. B.C.
Remarks: Fragment of flat pan tile with raised side edge that curls inward at lower right corner. beveled lower edge & corner. Reused on third-phase building.
Bibliography: Fischer-Hansen 2008, p. 308, KK-33, pl. 232, fig. 321; Winter 2009a, p. 27, 1.F.1.b; Winter et al. 2009, Table 2
Publication record: New light on the production of decorated roofs of the 6th c. B.C. at sites in and around Rome. Author: Winter, N.A., I. Iliopoulos, A.J. Ammerman. Journal and volume number: JRA 22. Publication Date: 2009 Symbols of Wealth and Power: Architectural Terracotta Decoration in Etruria and Central Italy, 640-510 B.C.. Author: Winter, N.A.. Journal and volume number: MAAR Suppl. 9. Place of publication: Ann Arbor. Publication Date: 2009 Votive and architectural terracottas; Tiles (co-authored with C. Grønne). Author: Fischer-Hansen, T.. Journal and volume number: The Temple of Castor and Pollux II.2. Place of publication: Rome. Publication Date: 2008. Pages: 283-312
Associated elements: CA 8.351, CA 8.447, CA 8.353, CA 29.606, CA 29.566, CA 29.651, CA 29.652 + CA 29.6587, CA 29.140, CB 13.3497, CB 13.2106, CB 13.4600, CB 13.3516, CA 8.355, CP 9.1348, CP 9.1358
Last Recorded Collection: Danish Academy
Clay: 2.5YR 4/4
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