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An amphora stamp from Cumberland.
2008Transactions of the Cumberland & Westmorland Antiquarian & Archaeological Society, 52, 188 ...
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Possible Sabrathan and Oean Amphora Stamps
Libyan Studies, 1996AbstractIs it possible to identify amphora stamps from Sabratha and Oea amongst those recorded from Tripolitanian Type III amphorae of the early third century AD? Number 7 in the list given by Manacorda and Mattingly begins with the letters SAB, and could be identified with a member of the family recorded in IRT2. A more dubious possibility is no.
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Tel Shor: Stamped Amphora Handles
Qadum: Journal of Excavation Reports from IsraelThe excavation at Tel Shor yielded three closely dated stamped amphora handles: two Rhodian, dating to 158–137 BCE, and one Knidian, dating to the third quarter of the second century BCE.
Donald T. Ariel, Tania Panagou
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Amphora stamps with the name of Bosporichos
Древности БоспораThe article features the previously unpublished stamps with the name of Bosporichos. The analysis of archaeological finds from the settlement “Generalskoe-Zapadnoe” allows us to date the stamps to the period from 360 to 310/ 300 BC. Based on some features, the stamps they be classified into the so-called “pseudo-Heraclean” group, the origin of which is
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A Ptolemaic Stamped Amphora from Patara: Some Notes on Stamp Attribution and its Likely Implications
Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 2023Erkan Dundar
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