1104, Rome, Palatine hill - Scavi Vaglieri
- Record number: 1104
- Site: Rome
- Building or zone: Palatine hill - Scavi Vaglieri
- Roof element: Revetment plaques,figural
- Comparanda: Caprifico (Cisterna): La grande Roma 1990, 9.6.76
- Remarks: Small fragment with 2 raised horse forelegs in relief, overlapping 2 horse tails, in profile with movement to left. From central pair of armed riders
- Bibliography: Gjerstad 1960, p. 88, fig. 56:2; Brown 1973-1974, p. 64; Gantz 1974-1975, pp. 3-4, fig. 25; La grande Roma 1990, p. 94, 4.1.27; Winter 2009a, pp.357-358, 5.D.1.d
- Publication record: Early Rome III: Fortifications, domestic architecture, sanctuaries, stratigraphic excavations
Etrusco-Italic architectural terracottas in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
La grande Roma dei Tarquini
Symbols of Wealth and Power: Architectural Terracotta Decoration in Etruria and Central Italy, 640-510 B.C.
Terracotta figured friezes from the workshop of Vulca
The procession frieze from the Etruscan sanctuary at Poggio Civitate - Type of decoration: Armed riders moving to left
- Current Collection: Antiquarium palatino
- Mouldmade: yes
- Height: 9.5
- Width: 9
- MPD: 3.4
- Condition: Broken on all sides
- Decoration main field: Relief figured frieze
- Thickness plaque: 2.2
- Thickness including relief: 3.4
- Mouldmade decoration: yes
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