Towards high resolution ceramic series for production site studies: the case of Loron amphorae (Croatia, 1st–3rd c. A.D.)

Machut, Pierre; Amara, Ayed Ben; Cantin, Nadia; Chapoulie, Rémy; Frèrebeau, Nicolas; Bourdonnec, François‐Xavier Le; Marion, Yolande; Tassaux, Francis

doi:10.1186/s40494-015-0050-5

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“…It is possible that the amphorae were made in another Istrian workshop. e archaeometric analysis conducted on the products of Loron (Machut et al, 2015) demonstrate that the amphorae of the two sites are very similar to each other: they procured the raw material from the same or a geologically alike area.…”

Section: Dressel 6bmentioning

confidence: 96%

Amphorae as indicators of trade and diet in Cibalae (Pannonia)

Nagy¹,

Szakmány²

2019

archeosciences

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Section: Dressel 6bmentioning

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Amphorae as indicators of trade and diet in Cibalae (Pannonia)

Nagy¹,

Szakmány²

2019

archeosciences

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“…and/or the Apulian Coast (Gassner 2011: 4). For other archaeometric analysis on Adriatic amphorae, see: Daszkiewicz et al 2007;Machut et al 2015;Maritan, Mazzoli, Mazzocchin 2019;Menchelli et al 2008;Sondi, Slovenec 2003;Zupančič, Horvat, Bole 1998. 15 Forms similar to MGS V and VI (Panella 2010: 13;Lindhagen 2020: 344).…”

Section: Adriatic Wine Amphorae and Stoppersmentioning

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Adriatic Wine Amphorae in Nea Paphos

Bajtler

2021

EtudTrav

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The aim of this study is to present data on the amphorae and stoppers of Adriatic production coming from Cyprus, in particular from Nea Paphos. Three kinds of wine amphorae, Greco-Italic, Lamboglia 2 and Dressel 6A, closely related to each other due to a common element – a ceramic disk, which they were sealed with – appear in small amounts on sites from the late Hellenistic to the early Roman period. They are also attested at Maloutena in Nea Paphos. Analysis of these imports was carried out in order to define the quantity and variety of the material. The preliminary results were incorporated into the present paper.

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“…al. 2015) and Sicily (Barone et al 2004a(Barone et al , b, 2011(Barone et al , 2014, as well as in the Adriatic (Machut et al 2015;Ceccarelli et al 2016;Maritan et al 2019;Miše et al 2019) and the Aegean regions (Hein et al 2008;Day et al 2011;Hein 2014).…”

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Origins and Distribution of Hellenistic and Late Republican Transport Amphorae in the Dalmatian Region and its Implications for Adriatic Trade and Economy

Miše

Quinn

2022

Archaeol Anthropol Sci

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The presence of Hellenistic and Late Republican transport amphorae at numerous sites along the Adriatic and within shipwrecks off the coast indicates that intense trade and/or exchange in commodities such as olive oil and wine took place in this region from the fourth until the first century BC. The details of this commercial activity are nevertheless unclear in terms of the sources, destinations, and routes via which transport containers and their contents were circulated. The present study brings compositional data to bear on this topic by analysing petrographically and geochemically 248 amphorae sherds from 15 sites along the Dalmatian coast of present-day Croatia, including production sites, places of consumption, and shipwrecks. This revealed the existence of several larger amphora workshops whose amphorae were used to export goods to Dalmatia during the fourth and third centuries BC. They were involved in direct trade or through intermediaries in the redistribution centres. In the second and first centuries BC, only one workshop supplied amphorae in the region, which is probably the Dalmatian town of Issa. Aspects of the regional and inter-regional distribution and redistribution of amphorae from these workshops have been reconstructed, as well as changes within the trading system over time.

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Towards high resolution ceramic series for production site studies: the case of Loron amphorae (Croatia, 1st–3rd c. A.D.)

Cited by 5 publications

References 7 publications

Amphorae as indicators of trade and diet in Cibalae (Pannonia)

Amphorae as indicators of trade and diet in Cibalae (Pannonia)

Adriatic Wine Amphorae in Nea Paphos

Origins and Distribution of Hellenistic and Late Republican Transport Amphorae in the Dalmatian Region and its Implications for Adriatic Trade and Economy

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