Plate 12119

Creator

Unknown

Files

Preview

Publisher

Capitoline Museum of Rome (Rome, Italy); University of Missouri (Columbia, Missouri); University of South Florida Tampa Library (Tampa, Florida)

Time Period

c. 300 B.C.

Abstract

Stemmed foot with outer edge upturned. Flaring wall with wide, outturned rim and squared, overhanging lip, slightly concave. Shallow bowl.; Single groove on interior at junction of rim and bowl. Single band of slip around outer wall.; Reddish yellow fabric (7.5YR 7/6). Glossy black slip over rim and interior; exterior reserved.

Alt Text

A round, black ceramic plate with a smooth, flat top surface and a circular base. The structure appears to be made from a single piece of material.

Subject: geographic

Rome Antiquarium, Sala V

Physical Collection

Room V of the Antiquarium

Holding Location

Capitoline Museum, Rome

Dimensions

H. 0.052, Diam. rim 0.142, Diam. base 0.070 m. (meters)

Material

Clay

Language

Italian

Access Restrictions

Descriptive metadata and 2D images are publicly accessible here. Results of the Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI), 3D scanning, and formal analysis data are made available to the research community by special permission. To be granted access to this collection's content please send a request to: rbernard@usf.edu.

Identifier

H64-12119

Collection

Hidden Treasures of Rome

Recommended Citation

Unknown, "Plate 12119" (2022). Hidden Treasures of Rome. Image 78.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/htr/78