1009, Rome, Capitoline hill south slope
- Record number: 1009
- Site: Rome
- Building or zone: Capitoline hill south slope
- Roof element: Revetment plaques,figural
- Comparanda: Andrén 1940: Velletri, No. I:3; Veii (sporadic) No. 2, Palatine No. I:4.
- Remarks: Fragment of relief plaque with hindquarters & tails of triga horses facing to right, & chariot pole. Veii-Rome-Velletri revetment plaque
- Bibliography: Andrén 1940, p. 342, No. I:5: Gjerstad 1966, p. 478, no. 6, figs. 144-145; Andrén 1974, p. 4, n. 20; La grande Roma 1990, p. 71, 3.6.8 (photo labelled 3.6.9); p. 75 (from exauguratio of exisitng sacred building on Capitolium); Winter 2009a, pp. 353-354, 5.D.1.a
- Publication record: Architectural terracottas from Etrusco-Italic Temples
Early Rome IV.1: Synthesis of archaeological evidence
La grande Roma dei Tarquini
Osservazioni sulle terrecotte architettoniche etrusco-italiche
Symbols of Wealth and Power: Architectural Terracotta Decoration in Etruria and Central Italy, 640-510 B.C. - Associated elements: 20089 (revetment plaque), 20090 (lateral sima)
- Type of decoration: Chariot race to right
- Current Collection: Antiquarium Comunale: 20088
- Mouldmade: yes
- Height: 11.5
- Width: 9.3
- MPD: 3
- Clay: 7.5YR 6/6
- Paint: Black ground, red-brown on far tail & leg
- Condition: Broken on all sides
- Decoration main field: Relief figured frieze
- Thickness plaque: 2
- Thickness including relief: 3
- Mouldmade decoration: yes
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