Roman Amphorae: a digital resource

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Crypta Balbi 1

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Distinctive Features

A small amphora with a tapering body covered with rilling. It has a simple beaded rim with a deep groove underneath, narrow neck and oval-shaped curved handles with two deep grooves and a small flat hollow base. There are typological similarities between this amphora and the Palestinian Agora M334 (Arthur, 1998; Saguì, 2001).
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Date Range

Dated to the seventh century AD at the Crypta Balbi (Saguì, 2001).
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Origin

In view of the similarities of form with Agora M334, Palestine is a possibility.
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Distribution

At least seven vessels were recovered from the Crypta Balbi (Saguì, 2001).
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Contents

Unknown.
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Principal contributor: David Williams
 

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