| object data | fabric description | archaeometry |
| sample no | M 10/10 |
|---|---|
| fabric type | VEL-A-1 |
| supposed site of production | Velia / Elea |
| sample taken | September 9, 1991, by Hannah Liko, Institute of Classical Archaeology, Vienna University |
Context Data |
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| site of discovery |
Velia / Elea Insula II, room 10, ditch for the foundation |
| registration code of context | 245/91 |
| registration code of object | 245/91-5 |
| chronology of context | Roman context |
Object |
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| ware | Transport Amphorae |
| object form | Amphora |
| object type | MGS II-B |
| chronology of object | Greek-Classic |
| fragmentation | rim |
| dimensions | diameter: 14.2cm (rim) |
| surface description |
slipped reddish yellow, 5YR6/6 |
| drawing |
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| publication | Gassner et al. 2014, 240 |
Distribution of fabric type
“VEL-A-1”
production
discovery
Representative sample for
“VEL-A-1”
M 6/55
There are 1 more sample assigned to fabric type
“VEL-A-1”.
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