| object data | fabric description | archaeometry | petrography |
| sample no | M 154/31 |
|---|---|
| fabric type | PAN-SOL-A-1 |
| supposed site of production | Palermo/Panormos-Solunto/Solus |
| fabric previously published as | SOL - A - 3 |
| sample taken | 2011, by Babette Bechtold, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University |
Context Data |
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| site of discovery |
Selinunte / Selinus Temple B |
| interpretation of context | funerary |
| registration code of context | saggio H, US 3B |
| registration code of object | saggio H, US 3B, P09.100 |
| chronology of context | 310-290 B.C.E. |
Object |
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| ware | Transport Amphorae |
| object form | Amphora |
| object type | Gassner Fuß 3 |
| chronology of object |
Greek-Late Hellenistic 430-350 B.C.E. |
| fragmentation | base |
| dimensions | diameter: 5cm (base) |
| drawing |
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| publication | Bechtold 2015d, fig. 8,6; Bechtold 2020, fig. 4,4 |
Distribution of fabric type
“PAN-SOL-A-1”
production
discovery
Representative sample for
“PAN-SOL-A-1”
M 179/165
There are 11 more samples assigned to fabric type
“PAN-SOL-A-1”.
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Western Greek amphorae produced at Panormos and/or Solus: Introduction\r\nIntensive economic, cultural and social interactions, at various levels, between the two Phoenician-Punic foundations of Panormos and Solus and their Greek and indigenous neighbors have already been discussed on several occasions. One of the most intriguing issues in this respect represents the imitation, adaptation or reception of Greek pottery types
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Fabrics of western Greek amphorae produced at Panormos and/or Solus: Introduction\r\nPrevious archaeometric and archaeological research has allowed for the in-depth characterization of the Phoenician-Punic amphorae fabrics produced at Palermo and Solunto. Within the frame of the present study, we discuss two more fabrics related to western Greek amphorae manufactured in the area of Panormos and/or Solus
