4881, Lanuvium, Favissa just south of gate of Acropolis
- Record number: 4881
- Site: Lanuvium
- Building or zone: Favissa just south of gate of Acropolis
- Roof element: Antefixes, heads
- Comparanda: Rome, Villa Giula nos. 3798-3799 and Leeds Museum
- Remarks: Female head antefix with shell frame of cordoned convex tongues/openwork scale pattern/roll ending in upright palmettes.
- Bibliography: Wiegand 1896, p. 17, fig. 4; Walters 1903, p. 171, B606; Fenger 1909, p. 15, fig. 53A, B; Strong 1914, pp. 166, 174, fig. 17; Luce & Holland 1918, p. 327, fig. 5; Luce 1920b, p. 353, fig. 1; Van Buren 1921a, p. 21; Andrén 1940, pp. 420-421, no. I:1; Winter 1978, p. 42
- Publication record: Archaic architectural terracottas decorated with human heads
Architectural terracottas from Etrusco-Italic Temples
Catalog of terracottas in the British Museum
Etruscan shell-antefixes in the University Museum, Philadelphia
Figurative terracotta revetments in Etruria and Latium in the VI. and V. cent. B.C.
Le temple etrusco-latin de l"Italie centrale
Terra-cotta revetments from Etruria in the University Museum, Philadelphia
Terres cuites architecturales d'Italie
The architectural decoration in terracotta from early Latin temples in the Museo di Villa Giulia - Associated elements: GR1890.6-14.1 (B605)
- Type of decoration: Female head
- Current Collection: British Museum: GR1892.1-12.9 (B606)
- Mouldmade: yes
- Height: 40
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