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Courtesy of Dr. Ottó Sosztarits, Savaria Museum
Tamás Bezeczky
Distinctive FeaturesThe rim is chalice-shaped, the neck is short, the body is bag-shaped and ends in a very small stub. The handles are attached to the neck below the rim horizontally, and reach the upper part of the body almost vertically. Their cross section is round. The shape is very similar to Dr 6B but the size is smaller.See characteristics | ||
Date RangeFrom the early first to the second centuries ADSearch: [1st century AD] [2nd century AD] | ||
OriginUnknownSearch: [Unknown] | ||
DistributionThis amphora type was found in northern Italy, Noricum, Pannonia and Moesia: Aquileia, Emona, Flavia Solva, Poetovio, Savaria, Carnuntum, Baláca and VindobonaSearch: [Central Europe] [Italy] [North West Europe] [The Balkans] | ||
ContentsUnknown.Search: [Unknown] | ||
CommentsPrincipal contributor: Tamás Bezeczky |