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Samian pottery, a resource for the study of Roman Britain and beyond : the results of the English heritage funded Samian Project. An e-monograph / Steven Willis

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Appartient au périodique : Internet archaeology, 17, 1363-5387

Publication: 2005 Description: Words: 278,719 (2.1 MB) : Images: 21 (183 KB) + DatabaseLangue: Anglais Auteur principal: Willis, Steven, 19..-.... Résumé: Samian pottery (terra sigillata) is one of the best-quality data sources available for research in the Roman period. Its wide distribution, standardised typology and comparatively close dating combine to make this artefact class particularly amenable to analytical approaches. Examination of its archaeological occurrence reveals dimensions of patterning that provide a unique and exciting window upon the character of society and cultural practice during the Roman era..

Sujet: sigillée italique • localisation • base de données • inventaire • Samnites • Romains Lieu: Angleterre Époque: Empire romain

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Samian pottery (terra sigillata) is one of the best-quality data sources available for research in the Roman period. Its wide distribution, standardised typology and comparatively close dating combine to make this artefact class particularly amenable to analytical approaches. Examination of its archaeological occurrence reveals dimensions of patterning that provide a unique and exciting window upon the character of society and cultural practice during the Roman era.

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