The analysis of pottery found in Nora’s former military area allows to advance considerations of the probable local origin of some specimens marked by the thin thickness of the walls. These, chronologically framed in the first century d.C., are partly referable to thin–walled jugs and cups (such as the Ricci type 1/30), partly to polished shapes which, although not closely related to the class in question, exhibit significant technical affinities with it.

Alcune riflessioni sulla ceramica fine dell’ex area militare di Nora tra importazioni e produzioni locali

Miriam Napolitano
2018-01-01

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The analysis of pottery found in Nora’s former military area allows to advance considerations of the probable local origin of some specimens marked by the thin thickness of the walls. These, chronologically framed in the first century d.C., are partly referable to thin–walled jugs and cups (such as the Ricci type 1/30), partly to polished shapes which, although not closely related to the class in question, exhibit significant technical affinities with it.
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