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Internet Archaeology, 2018 Although the widespread use of Gallic terra sigillata in first-century AD Gallia Narbonensis represents a dramatic change in relations of production and consumption, anthropological literature on consumption practices suggests that these mass-produced ...
Benjamin P. Luley
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El vaso de Valerius (Bande, Ourense, Hispania citerior)
Archivo Español de Arqueología, 2021 Un grafito cerámico sobre terra sigillata de la provincia de Ourense (Hispania citerior) contiene la inusual denominación de vas (vaso) para un recipiente en el que habría que esperar un término más preciso.
Juan Manuel Abascal Palazón
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The last roman ceramic imports in Eastern Hispania Tarraconensis: an approach [PDF]
, 2013 En los últimos años, se han publicado diversos estudios que han permitido tener un buen conocimiento sobre las importaciones (terra sigillata, ánforas, lucernas) en la costa de la antigua hispania tarraconensis en época romana tardía.Recently had been ...
Járrega Domínguez, Ramón
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Un posible alfar de cerámica romana en Varea (Logroño, Rioja)
Brocar. Cuadernos de investigación histórica, 1989 In this article we study a possible potter's workshop of terra sigillata in Vareia (Varea, Logroño, Rioja). His existence seems testifzed by the find of a potter's proof, sorne kiln 's accessorys, and so me moulds for making terra sigillata.
Sebastián Andrés Valero +1 more
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Archivo Español de Arqueología, 2012 Se presenta un vaso de terra sigillata hispánica tardía de la forma Drag. 37t procedente de la villa romana de Saelices el Chico (provincia de Salamanca). La pieza está fabricada a molde y destaca por tener una decoración de tipo animalístico esquemático.
Sarah Dahi Elena +1 more
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Terra Sigillata Hispánica Brillante [PDF]
Empúries: revista de món clàssic i antiguitat tardana, 1983 Caballero Zoreda, Luis +2 more
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How were Imitations of Samian Formed?
Internet Archaeology, 2018 This article examines the variety of the locally made ceramic group known as Pannonian slipped ware (Pannonische Glanztonware - PGW). For the Roman provincial archaeology of Pannonia this group has particular meaning because it is perceived as a regional
Tino Leleković
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Lucentum, 2020 En el presente artículo analizamos la presencia de terra sigillata hispánica tardía meridional (TSHTM) en los yacimientos del Valle Alto del río Almanzora (Almería) durante la Antigüedad Tardía (ss.
María Juana López Medina +1 more
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QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE RESIDUALITY OF BROOCHES AND COINS IN ROMANO‐BRITISH CONTEXTS
Oxford Journal of Archaeology, Volume 39, Issue 4, Page 395-409, November 2020., 2020 Summary Archaeologists often use Roman‐period brooches and coins in the important task of dating features and phases on sites. Whilst this use of artefacts has had undeniable benefits in terms of establishing their chronology, this is itself dependent upon the reliability of the date that can be ascribed to the brooch or coin. However, questions remain
Thomas Matthews Boehmer
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Marcas de Terra Sigillata de Elda
Sagvntum, 1985 Nuevas marcas sobre terra ...
Antonio Manuel Poveda Navarro +1 more
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