1010, Rome, Capitoline hill south slope
- Record number: 1010
- Site: Rome
- Building or zone: Capitoline hill south slope
- Position: Eaves
- Roof element: Lateral simas
- Comparanda: Rome, S. Omobono; Velletri
- Remarks: Fragment preserves most of concave tongues' height, thin roll, part of flat plaque & finished right edge with cutout for insertion of antefix. Surface painted red-brown. On back, beginning of curve to tile backer. Veii-Rome-Velletri type
- Bibliography: Gjerstad 1960, p. 202, fig. 127.6; La grande Roma 1990, p. 71, 3.6.9 (photo labelled 3.6.8); Winter 2009a, pp. 340-341, 5.B.3.a
- Publication record: Early Rome III: Fortifications, domestic architecture, sanctuaries, stratigraphic excavations
La grande Roma dei Tarquini
Symbols of Wealth and Power: Architectural Terracotta Decoration in Etruria and Central Italy, 640-510 B.C. - Associated elements: 20088, 20089 (revetment plaques)
- Type of decoration: Concave tongues
- Current Collection: Antiquarium Comunale: 20090
- Mouldmade: yes
- Height: 14
- Width: 14.1
- MPD: 2.8
- Clay: = S.Omobono
- Paint: red-brown 2.5YR 4/6
- Condition: Broken on all sides except for finished right edge
- Height strigil: 8
- Width strigil: 3
- Concave strigil: yes
- Painted decoration only: yes
- Cut-out for antefix: yes
- Height strigil: 8
- Width strigil: 3
- Concave: yes
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