6162, Satricum, Temple of Mater Matuta I - Campanian roof
- Record number: 6162
- Site: Satricum
- Building or zone: Temple of Mater Matuta I - Campanian roof
- Roof element: Acroteria, human statues
- Remarks: Fragment of 2 lotus buds, previously interpreted at Zeus's thunderbolt from the Temple of Mater Matuta II. Larger has 3 cream petals with red-brown edges around central conical purple-red core with holes in end. At break small round scar, Diam 3 with 2 small holes. Smaller fragment of same type, MPH 7.8, MPW 5.6, MPD 3.5. Only 1 "leaf" and central part preserving 3 holes and 1 piece of lead in 4th.
- Bibliography: Della Seta 1918, p. 276; Niew licht 1985, no. 94; Lulof 1996, p. 37, fig. xv
- Publication record: Museo di Villa Giulia
Niew licht op een oude stad: Italiaanse en Nederlandse opgravingen in Satricum
The ridge-pole statues from the Late Archaic temple at Satricum - Type of decoration: Lotus buds
- Current Collection: Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia: 10032/1, 10032/2
- Height: 8.1
- Width: 6.7
- MPD: 5.1
- Paint: Purple: 5R 3/2.
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