Roman Amphorae: a digital resource

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Pompeii 13

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Pompeii 13

Courtesy of Dr. Imad Khalil / Graeco-Roman Museum at Alexandria
Imad Khalil

Distinctive Features

This has a very broad mouth and neck, with long and sharply peaked bifid handles, reaching over one-third of the way down the length of the body, and resting on a widening of the neck where it becomes the shoulder. Somewhat similar in form to Agora M54.
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Date Range

Late first to second centuries AD (Panella, 1986).
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Origin

Possibly Cilicia? (Reynolds, 2005a)
Search: [Eastern Mediterranean] [Western Asia Minor]

Distribution

This form has occurred in Pompeii, Italy, Adriatic region and the eastern Mediterranean and Pannonia (Bezeczky, 1994a; Panella, 1986; Auriemma & Quiri, 2004; Reynolds, 2005a).
Search: [Eastern Mediterranean] [Italy] [North West Europe] [Western Asia Minor]

Contents

Possibly wine.
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Comments

Principal contributor: David Williams

Classification

Agora G198
 

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