Roman Amphorae: a digital resource

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Carreras Monfort, C. & Berni, P. (2003) "Ánforas." Astorga IV. Lucernas y ánforas. : 635-673
Comas, M. (1997) Baetulo: les marques d’àmfores. Badalona:
Miró, J. (1988) La producción de ánforas romanas en Catalunya. Oxford: Archaeopress , British Archaeological Reports International Series.
Pascual Guasch, R. (1991) Index d’estampilles sobre àmfores catalanes. Barcelona: , Cuadernos de arqueología.
Revilla, V. (1993) Producción cerámica y economia rural en el bajo Ebro. El alfar romano de l’Aumedina, Tivissa, (Tarragona). Barcelona: , Col.leció Instrumenta.
Revilla, V. (1995) Producción cerámica, viticultura y propiedad rural en las Hispania Tarraconensis (siglos la C-III dC). Barcelona: , Col.leció Instrumenta.
Tchernia, A. (1986) Le vin de l'Italie romaine. Rome: École Française de Rome
Tomber, R. & Dore, J. (1998) The National Roman Fabric Reference Collection. A handbook. Museum of London Archaeology Service (MOLAS) Monograph. London:
Williams, D. F. (1985) "Petrology." Amphoras from the 1970 excavations at Colchester Sheepen. British Archaeological Reports. British Series. 142: 153-166
Williams, D. F. (1995) "A petrological note on amphora fabrics from the survey and along the Eastern Spanish coast." A Roman provincial capital and its hinterland. The survey of the territory of Tarragona, Spain, 1985-1990. Journal of Roman Archaeology, Supplement. 15: 304-310

 


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