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ID AND LOCATION Stanford # 28b AG1980 # 28b PM1960 # 28 b Slab # VI-9 Adjoins none  CONDITION Located true Incised true Surviving false Slab Edges 0 Clamp Holes 0 Tassello no 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 Coarelli 1992 Rickman 1971 Staccioli 1962 Detail from Cod. Vat. Lat. 3439 - Fo x, reproduced from PM 1960, pl. y PM 1960 Plates: 2 27 AG 1980 Plates: 20   IDENTIFICATION Via Portuense Naumachia Augusti? Transtiberim Tiber River (Tiberis) INSCRIPTION None ANALYSIS The great open space at the lower right of the same slab (frs. 28b and 28c), which seems to continue on frs. 33abc, and 34c, was identified in 1942 as the Naumachia Transtiberina of Augustus. Coarelli 1992 agrees. HISTORY OF FRAGMENT None

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