Roman Amphorae: a digital resource

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Late Roman amphora 13



Late Roman amphora 13

Courtesy of Dr. J. Riley
John Riley

Distinctive Features

A conical neck with everted thickened rim and fairly thick oval handles, slightly bowed, from the top of the neck to the shoulder rising level with the rim, and a bag-shaped body with rounded base.
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Date Range

Probably late sixth/early seventh to eighth centuries AD (Riley, 1979).
Search: [6th century AD] [7th century AD] [8th century AD]

Origin

Cyprus (Domestica, 2005). From the late Roman kiln sites at Amathus and Paphos.
Search: [Cyprus] [Eastern Mediterranean]

Distribution

Primarily the eastern Mediterranean, specifically Istanbul, Crete, and Benghazi (Riley, 1979). Cyprus, Samos and the Black Sea region (Demestica, 2005)
Search: [Black Sea] [Crete] [Cyprus] [Eastern Mediterranean] [Egypt] [Greek Islands] [North Africa] [The Aegean] [Western Asia Minor]

Contents

Unknown.

Comments

Principal contributor: David Williams

Classification

Benghazi Late Roman Amphora 13
Peacock & Williams 54
 

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