1798, Satricum, Temple of Mater Matuta - Etrusco-Ionian roof
- Record number: 1798
- Site: Satricum
- Building or zone: Temple of Mater Matuta - Etrusco-Ionian roof
- Position: Pediment slopes
- Roof element: Raking simas
- Comparanda: Caere
- Remarks: Fragment of thick vertical plaque of raking sima with painted cross meander with red & black bands on cream ground. Beginning of curve at top indicates cavetto profile, and painted decoration at break along top of fragment suggests tongue pattern
- Bibliography: Andrén 1940, p. 460, No. I:9; Knoop 1987, p. 240, no. 178, fig. 11 (10147/SN204); Winter 2009a, pp. 406-408, 6.A.1.a
- Publication record: Antefixa Satricana. Sixth-century architectural terracottas from the sanctuary of Mater Matuta at Satricum
Architectural terracottas from Etrusco-Italic Temples
Symbols of Wealth and Power: Architectural Terracotta Decoration in Etruria and Central Italy, 640-510 B.C. - Associated elements: 10147/1 (10147/SN207), 10147/3 (10147/SN251), 10147/4 (10147/--), 10147/5
- Type of decoration: Painted cross meander
- Current Collection: Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia: 10147/2
- Height: 15.4
- Width: 13.4
- MPD: 2.8
- Clay: 5YR 5/6
- Paint: Cream, black, red
- Condition: Broken on all sides
- Decoration main field: Painted cross meander
- Thickness plaque: 2.6-2.8
- Painted decoration only: yes
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