Roman Amphorae: a digital resource

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Bertucchi, G. (1992) Les amphores et le vin de Marseille, Ve s. avant J.-C., IIe s.après J.-C. Paris: , Revue archéologique de Narbonnaise.
Laubenheimer, F. (1985) La production des amphores en Gaule Narbonnaise. Paris:
Laubenheimer, F. (2003) "Amphorae and vineyards from Burgundy to the Seine." In , Journal of Roman Pottery Studies., pp. 32-44
Laubenheimer, F. (2004) "Inscriptions peintes sur les amphores gauloises." Gallia. 61: 153-192
Olmer F. (1996) "La production d’amphores en Bourgogne au Haut-Empire." Société Française de l’Ėtude de la Céramique Antique de la Gaul. Actes du congrès de Dijon (1996). SFECAG. : 73-78
Peacock, D. P. S. & Williams, D. F. (1986) Amphorae and the Roman Economy. London: Longman
Remesal Rodríguez, J. & Revilla, V. (1991) "Weinamphoren aus Hispania Citerior und Gallia Narbonensis in Deutschland und Holland." Fundberichte aus Baden-Württemberg. 16: 389-439
Sellès H. (2001) "Céramiques gallo-romaines à Chartres et en pays Carnute." In , Revue archéologique du centre., pp.
Widemann, F. et al (1978) "Analytical and typological study of Gallo-Roman workshops producing amphorae in the area of Narbonne." In , Archaeophysika., pp. 317-341

 


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