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ID AND LOCATION Stanford # 27c AG1980 # 27c PM1960 # 27 c Slab # VI-7 Adjoins none  CONDITION Located true Incised true Surviving true Subfragments 1 Plaster Parts 0 Back Surface smooth Slab Edges 0 Clamp Holes 0 Tassello no  TECHNICAL INFO Scanner gantry Search by: All Stanford # AG1980 # PM1960 # Inventory # Crate Slab Adjoins Located Incised Surviving Back Surface Thickness Slab Edges Clamp Holes Tassello Sub-fragments Plaster Parts Mosaic Identification Transcription Renaissance Transcription Reconstruction History Description Bibliography Keywords where value is: NOT AND OR Search by: All Stanford # AG1980 # PM1960 # Inventory # Crate Slab Adjoins Located Incised Surviving Back Surface Thickness Slab Edges Clamp Holes Tassello Sub-fragments Plaster Parts Mosaic Identification Transcription Renaissance Transcription Reconstruction History Description Bibliography Keywords where value is: NOT  BIBLIOGRAPHY Rickman 1971 Photograph (Mosaic) (152 KB) Note about photographs PM 1960 Plates: 11 26 62 AG 1980 Plates: 19   IDENTIFICATION Transtiberim Tiber River (Tiberis) INSCRIPTION None 3D Model Full model Download the viewer | Note about 3D models ANALYSIS Rickman, however, rejects Staccioli's identification of warehouses in slab VI-7 (fr. 27), counterarguing that the lack of urban planning in the area and of a secure environment makes it more likely to have been shops and insulae. HISTORY OF FRAGMENT Blank section of fragment was cut off during Capitoline Reconstruction in 1742 to fit it into the wooden frames (PM 1960, p. 27).

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