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Texts and Amphoras in the Methone "Ypogeio"
The inscribed amphoras from the great pit are numerous and of numerous types. This article reviews their affiliations with other marked jars from across the Mediterranean world of the eighth and seventh centuries, from Crete to Malaga.
Johnston, Alan
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Rhodian Amphoras from Butrint (Albania): Dating, Contexts and Trade
The paper focuses on Rhodian amphoras from the Butrint Roman Forum Excavations Project 2011–2014, carried out under the direction of the Notre Dame University (Indiana, USA) in collaboration with the Albanian Institute of Archaeology in the ancient city ...
Aleotti N
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The main aim of this thesis was the study of the rich material consisting of commercial amphoras that came to light from the excavation of the University of Athens in part of the coastal Early Byzantine settlement of Halasarna (current Kardamaina) in the
Διαμαντή, Χαρίκλεια
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Digital twin models of replicative ground stones: insight into simulating usage of Upper Paleolithic tools. [PDF]
Marulli MR +3 more
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Roman Republican coarse ware from Norba, Southern Lazio (Italy): a multi-analytical study of production technology and trade. [PDF]
Borgers B +4 more
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Lead Labelling on Roman Amphoras. A Short-Lived Fashion?
The 1970s saw the first publication of a set of lead plaques used as labels on transport vessels found in a shipwreck off Annaba, Algeria. They were wrapped around the handles of several Africana II C2 amphoras and some referred to officinae, probably of
Quevedo, Alejandro +1 more
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The discovery of the Pistiros inscription (SEG 49. 911) in 1990 dramatically changed the interpretation of the nearby ancient settlement at Adzhiyska Vodenitsa.
Bela Dimova, Chavdar Tzochev
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Le Brassot à Étigny (Yonne) : un établissement rural de La Tène finale de la vallée de l’Yonne
The open type settlement at Étigny “Le Brassot”, located at short distance from Sens in the Yonne valley, is situated on the valley bottom on the edge of a palaeochannel, on a 130 m by 30 m linear band.
Jean-Marc Séguier, Ginette Auxiette
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An interdisciplinary approach to Iron Age Mediterranean chronology through combined archaeological and 14C-radiometric evidence from Sidon, Lebanon. [PDF]
Doumet-Serhal C +4 more
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La richesse des aristocraties de Bétique et de Tarraconaise
From the archaeological and litterary sources (notably the amphoras' epigraphy), we try to present the chronological and spaceship tnethods of the economic expansión of Baetica and Tarraconensis (end of Ist.c ; B.C- IInd c. A.
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