# Following the Thread: Elite Iconography on Weaving Objects at Poggio Civitate (Murlo)
## Notes  
* All cataloged objects and excavation documentation are publicly available on the archaeological database OpenContext ([[https://opencontext.org](https://opencontext.org)]([https://opencontext.org](https://opencontext.org)), accessed on 3 January 2022). All objects are referred to by an accession number composed of the prefix \"PC\" for objects found at Poggio Civitate followed by the year of excavation and a four-digit number recording the sequential order of cataloged objects. All material evidence is referred to by this catalog number throughout the following paper. * PC20150043, PC20150049, and PC20150066. * ([PERSON] 2017, p. 232). * ([PERSON] 2017, p. 232; 2021, pp. 16-18; [PERSON] et al. 2016, pp. 109-34). * ([PERSON] and [PERSON] 2001). * For a discussion of the development of elite domestic architecture at the site see ([PERSON] 2017). * ([PERSON] and [PERSON] 1977, p. 100; [PERSON] 1994). * PC19850033 and PC19700129
* ([PERSON] 2008, p. 140). * ([PERSON] 1999, 2000, 2008, p. 141). * ([PERSON] 2008, pp. 138, 140). * ([PERSON] 1942) first suggested that rocchetti could be used as weights. ([PERSON] 2002) addressed their potential use in the creation of the decorative borders on the surviving textiles at Verucchio. [PERSON] has argued this use for the evidence from Poggio Civitate in ([PERSON] 2000, p. 79) and ([PERSON] et al. 2020) suggests that the rocchetti at Poggio Civitate are indicative of a tablet woven textile workshop. * ([PERSON] et al. 2009; [PERSON] et al. 2016). * ([PERSON] 1984; [PERSON] 1994; [PERSON] 2014). * (16) One notable exception is PC20090211, discussed below, a rocchetto with an epigraphic inscription placed on the shaft of the object, most likely a personal name. ([PERSON] and [PERSON] 2011). * ([PERSON] 2008, p. 148). * ([PERSON] 2008, p. 147). For example: PC19670541. * ([PERSON] 2008, p. 148). * ([PERSON] 1994) presents a selection of the stamps on ceramic wares at Poggio Civitate as evidence for the local production of ceramic at Poggio Civitate. * (22) For extensive bibliography on stamped decoration in Etruria see ([PERSON] 2008, p. 148). * (23) The term \"impasto\" throughout this paper refers to objects that are composed of locally produced clay. PC19710594, PC19720285, and PC19680113. * (24) PC19690093, PC19710238. * ([PERSON] 1982). * (25) PC19700207; PC19710084; ([PERSON] 1994, pp. 33-34). * (26) PC20180009. * (27) PC19710486, PC19760097, PC19720075, PC19840045, PC19870065, PC19930035, PC19930093, PC19960039. * (30) PC19690022. ([PERSON] 1970, p. 22; 1994, p. 33). * (31) ([PERSON] 1994, p. 33). * (32) ([PERSON] 1987; [PERSON] 2009; Wikander and Tobin 2017). PC19850083. * (33) ([PERSON] 1983). * (34) PC19680475. * (35) ([PERSON] 2009, pp. 52-54; [PERSON] 1983). * (36) ([PERSON] 1993). * (37) ([PERSON] 2006). * (38) ([PERSON] et al. 2021; [PERSON] 2021, p. 89-91)
* (39) ([PERSON] 1969, pp. 421-22). * (40) Such as on a bucchero kyathos handle from Chiusi that positions a lotus palmette over the female figure's genitalia. ([PERSON] 2006, p. 133; [PERSON] 1969, pp. 423-24). * (41) ([PERSON] 2006, p. 132). * (42) PC19720279, PC19720320. ([PERSON] et al. 2021, p. 46; [PERSON] et al. 2016). * (43) ([PERSON] and [PERSON] 2020). * (44) ([PERSON] 1976). * ([PERSON] et al. 2021, p. 48; [PERSON] 1954). * ([PERSON] 1994) provides a comprehensive catalog of the sculptural fragments. * ([PERSON] 1993, p. 178). [PERSON] calculates this number based on the number of hands and feet recovered. ([PERSON] 2013) establishes the minimum number on the roof to be 7 based on the number of identifiable hat peaks. * ([PERSON] 1994, pp. 12-27). * ([PERSON] 2021, pp. 120-25). * ([PERSON] 1971; [PERSON] et al. 2020, p. 26). * ([PERSON] and [PERSON] 2014). * ([PERSON] 2021, p. 121) contra ([PERSON] 1974, p. 6). [PERSON] suggests that this item is a folded camstool similar to those used by the figures on the seated figures plaque. * ([PERSON] 2008, p. 126; [PERSON] 2021, p. 121). * ([PERSON] 2008, pp. 169-71). * ([PERSON] 1993, pp.