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THE

ATHENIAN RESULTS

AGORA OF EXCAVATIONS

CONDUCTED THE AMERICAN

SCHOOL

BY

OF CLASSICAL

STUDIES

AT ATHENS

VOLUME XXXII

ROMAN

POTTERY

FINE-WARE

IMPORTS

BY JOHN W. HAYES

THE AMERICAN

SCHOOL

OF CLASSICAL

STUDIES

NEW JERSEY 2008

PRINCETON,

AT ATHENS

? The American

Library

School

of Congress

of Classical

Studies

2008

Data

Cataloging-in-Publication

1938 Hayes, John W., : fine-ware Roman pottery imports cm. ? (The Athenian p. Agora references Includes bibliographical

at Athens,

/ by John W. Hayes, ; v. 32) and

index.

ISBN 978-0-87661-232-3 (alk. paper)

1. Pottery, Roman?Expertising?Greece?Athens. I. Title.

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PREFACE

volume is self-confessedly outmoded in itsapproach. The material with which it is concerned was excavated mainly in the 1930s (before the current author's birth!), This 1940s, and 1950s, and was firstworked on by F. O. Waage (during the firstseasons) and then S. from late 1930s Robinson the onward. extensively byHenry in the My own linkswith theAgora commenced (with initial guidance from Robinson) for thesis and later the furnished crucial elements doctoral book and (1964) my early 1960s, Late Roman Pottery (1972). In the 1950s, when The Athenian AgoraN: Potteryof theRoman Period: was to follow this with a Robinson's volume, companion preparation, plan new finds, soon an constant too the inflow of This, given proved undertaking large Typology. to be in a and the task was divided in two: the fine-ware encompassed single volume, imports were allocated a volume I was made of their own for the Late Roman (in which responsible Chronology

was

in

of the locally made publication for the future; allocated this work was subsequently of the main the completed cataloguing slip-coated red-ware

the time

classes).

to deal

Meanwhile,

The

with

series

coarse

and

slip-coated to B. L. and

Johnson, some

the coarser

Robinson's

products. not study did keep

pace

with

newer

wares

who

was

some

wares,

plain

reserved

years ago but lacked

and my manu

developments,

scripts of the early 1970s, periodically updated, were held in reserve until the later 1980s,

when

Robinson

produced

a last partial

revision

of texts on

the earlier

Roman

fine wares.

sequently, theAmerican School of Classical Studies atAthens Publications Committee

me

and

to undertake

a final revision

of the whole

volume;

this, with

Sub

invited

to the Catalogue until the present.

additions

extensive

of the accompanying has lasted illustrations, reworking over 60 years of observations on text Thus the present finds by two (if incorporates Agora not more) text of researchers. Parts of the initial versions of the introductory generations were written discussions 30 to 40 years ago: they provide the basic framework for Chapters

texts reflected of the final elements These the (and some other manuscript). now been of the times in and publication and have priorities question, mostly some of Rob to the present. However, rewritten with a view to greater brevity and relevance inson's partial with suitable modification. useful, have been typologies, where incorporated, as as I have to Robinson's tried to keep close is essentially text, which possible catalogue new evidence I but where feel confident the that from elsewhere descriptive, justifies major 2-4

below

excavation

redating changes. excavation been

or reclassification

I have

Simple files

context

eliminated.

or of an object category and renumbering supplementary are not identified. Some unessential I have

also

tended

to retain

not hesitated

information

to make

obtained

and outdated verbiage Robinson's original ordering

significant from the

remarks

have

of the sigillata

wares, with Eastern Sigillata A and B grouped together, and the Italian Terra Sigillata some what illogically following the latter (which essentially copies it). To have fully rearranged and

integrated

these

items would

have

caused

yet further

delay

in

publication.

For

the same

viii I have

reason,

omitted

to most

reference

PREFACE new

notices

of the Italian

and

other

sigillata

wares,

merely adding those works that are of special significance: corpora (EAA, AtlanteW [for the Eastern Sigillata wares]), Conspectus (for Italian Terra Sigillata), and Kenrick's second edition of CVArret ies

(e.g.,

some recent literature on finds from Greek other sites, and selected (2000), on Arretine ware molds, new works article and Porten 1989 Palange's major

stud

such

as Slane's on the Tel Anafa finds [1997]). It should be noted that identified local imitations of imported decorated wares (some already broached by Robinson) are excluded, with the exception of the situlae 1654-1684, which, itwas felt, could hardly be separated conveniently from their imported prototypes. finds

Only

paigns

for final

from

excavation

work

up

to 1968

are

those

included;

from

(under the directorships of T. Leslie Shear Jr. and John McK. Camp publication

A

elsewhere.

few more

recent

Agora

finds

of

subsequent

the wares

cam

II) are reserved documented

here are noted briefly (in discussions of their contexts) in the ongoing preliminary reports in those authors;1 Hesperiahy the sections of Catalogue. 1. See

footnote

references

these

by T. L. Shear

are

merely

Jr. in Shear

1973a,

p. 137; 1973b, p. 396; 1975, pp. 345, 354; 1984, p. 36; 1997, p. 511.

mentioned

here

in passing

in the appropriate

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

is my pleasant

last four decades

IT

for some

concerned)

task to thank all those who have in various ways contributed over the to the appearance for the untoward

of this volume. in its final

delay

I can only

late, I fear,

(too

apologize

publication.

My initial thanks go to Professor Henry S. Robinson, for introducing me to theAgora finds in 1960-1961, and subsequently sharing his proposed publication with me. Professor Homer

A.

then director of the Athenian Thompson, a thus began and ment, 40-year association,

soon excavations, provided is here remembered. fondly

Agora which

encourage Thanks

to

him and Dorothy B. Thompson, who were on several occasions (from 1967/1968 onward) my hosts at Princeton, I was able to profit from the facilities and libraryof the Institute for Advanced

Study then based.

were

In Athens Binder, O.

at Princeton,

I received

where

Agora

and

archives

the Publications

from J. Travlos, V. R. Grace, A. various members of the Agora

particular help S. Rotroff, and

E. Vanderpool,

the

of

part

Frantz, team.

unit

J. (Perlzweig-)

Help with the parallel finds from Corinth and Isthmia was provided by H. S. Robinson, Broneer,

C. K. Williams

II, N.

K.

Bookidis,

Slane,

E. R. Gebhard,

and

their various

assis

tants.

For financial help I am particularly indebted to the Leverhulme Trust (1963-1964), the ASCSA (1966-1967), the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, theRoyal Ontario Museum, Toronto (paid study leave at various times during the period 1968-1991, facilitated byN. Leipen), and Professor T. L. Shear Jr. (early 1990s). The British School at Athens has provided accommo dation and my main librarybase while inAthens throughout this undertaking. The ASCSA and

several

as hosts

and

of the other have

offered are

The

foreign

schools

and

study facilities.

institutes

in Athens

have

at various

times

served

C. Mauzy (with some use of earlier are own. Restoration the drawings and conservation work was mostly my over the years handled S. and various assistants. For secretarial and archival by Spyropoulos I thank successive members of the Agora archives office (Stoa of Attalos), assistance, especially L. Talcott, P. Demoulini, and J. Jordan. The new version of the master computer-generated site plan appearing 1 and 2 was in Plans At the Princeton end, prepared by R. C. Anderson. coordination and final production has been handled the successive editors of the by Agora photographs whereas negatives),

essentially

by A.

Frantz

and

series, specificallyM. McAllister and K. Cox. The final copyediting was done by T. Wardell. In addition, I have greatly benefited universities and museums, and

various

tries and

beyond.

With

their assistance,

over

on

the years from discussions with in colleagues excavation coun inMediterranean many projects

I have

obtained

access

to many

important

libraries,

notably that of theUniversity of Toronto (during the years 1968-1991). Special thanks go to H. Comfort and P.M. Kenrick (forhelp with Italian Terra Sigillata stamps), and toL. Benachi on Alexandria and Egypt). A number of the Spanish works cited here were (information brought

to my

attention

by L. Curchin

(and L. Neuru),

Kitchener,

Ontario.

CONTENTS

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS xiii LIST

xvii

OF TABLES

BIBLIOGRAPHY AND ABBREVIATIONS 1.

INTRODUCTION

xix

1

TERMINOLOGY PROBLEMS

3

4

CONTEXTS

7

HISTORICAL

SUMMARY 8

STYLISTIC NOTES

9

TECHNICAL OBSERVATIONS, EARLY ROMAN SIGILLATA WARES SIGILLATA

2. EASTERN

CHRONOLOGY

A WARE

13

(1-184)

19

STANDARD DECORATION

20

TYPOLOGY 21 3. EASTERN SIGILLATA B WARE (185-431) STANDARD DECORATION 34 DISTRIBUTION

31

36

TYPOLOGY 37 4. ITALIAN AND GAULISH TERRA SIGILLATA (432-744) ITALIAN SIGILLATA 41 GAULISH SIGILLATA 5. RED-GLOSS

WARES

47

OF THE

PERGAMON

REGION

PERGAMON AND EARLY CANDARLI WARES 51 CANDARLI WARE: LATER SERIES 6. OTHER

SIGILLATA

WARES,

41

MOSTLY

EASTERN

50 (808-853)

SAGALASSOS WARE

53 CYPRIOT SIGILLATA 53 PONTIC SIGILLATA 54 PONTIC JUGSWITH BARBOTINE ORNAMENT 54 MISCELLANEOUS AND UNIDENTIFIED WARES 55 EMBLEMA BOWLS 55 RED-GLOSS PLATTERS IMITATING METALWARE 55 7. LEAD-GLAZE

WARE

(854-900)

57

49

(745-807)

53

10

xii

CONTENTS

8. FINE GRAYWARE AND RELATED WARES (HELLENISTIC DERIVATIVES) 59 BLACK-GLOSS CAMPANAWARE: ETRUSCAN SERIES

(901-935)

59

FINE GRAYWARE 60 9. KNIDIAN GRAYWARE AND RELATED ASIA MINOR WARES (936-952) KNIDIAN GRAYWARE 63

63

RELATED ASIA MINOR WARES 64 67

10. AFRICAN RED SLIP WARE (953-1228) TYPOLOGY 73

83 11. PHOCEAN RED SLIP WARE (1229-1419) 12. OTHER LATE ROMAN FINE WARES (1420-1498) 89

CYPRIOT RED SLIP WARE

GAULISH AND MACEDONIAN "LIGHT-COLORED"

89

LATE

WARE,

90

FINE GRAYWARES 91

ROMAN

CENTRAL GREEK PAINTED WARE 92 (OR AIGINA?) WHITE WARE

CONSTANTINOPLE

92

EGYPTIAN WARE 92 VARIOUS SLIP-COATED DISHES

93

LATE GOUGED JUGS 93 ASKRA/THESPIAE STAMPED WARE 94 MISCELLANEOUS TABLEWARES, MOSTLY LATE ROMAN 94 13. THIN-WALLED

WARE

95

(1499-1610)

MUGS: "BOCCALINI A COLLARINO" AND RELATED 14. KNIDIAN AND RELATED WARES: EARLY TO MIDDLE MINOR CATEGORIES

101

IMPERIAL (1611-1684)

105

KNIDIAN RELIEF WARE

105 108

SITULAE

111 IMPERIAL (1685-1711) 16. VARIOUS GREEK FABRICS: EARLY AND MIDDLE IMPERIAL (1712-1753) EASTERN (?) AEGEAN, "ATTIKO" CLASS 113

15. CORINTHIAN RELIEF WARE: MIDDLE

AND RELATED WARES 113 CENTRAL GREEK (AMPHISSA?) WARE 114 OTHER SERIES 114 PELOPONNESIAN

115 (1754-1816) UNGUENTARIA: EARLY ROMAN TYPES 115 116 UNGUENTARIA AND AMPULLAE: LATE TYPES

17. UNGUENTARIA AND AMPULLAE

18.

"POMPEIAN

RED" WARE

BAKING

DISHES

(1817-1824)

119

CATALOGUE 123 DEPOSIT

SUMMARIES 291

APPENDIX: DEPOSIT

SUMMARIES BYWARE

307

OF AGORA EXCAVATIONS INVENTORY NUMBERS GENERAL INDEX 329 335 INDEX OF TECHNIQUES AND MOTIFS CONCORDANCE

INDEX OF PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS INDEX OF INSCRIPTIONS 343

339

309

113

105

ILLUSTRATIONS

FIGURES 1.

Eastern

2.

Eastern

3.

Eastern

4.

Eastern

5.

Eastern

6.

Eastern

7.

Eastern

8.

I

Sigillata

A:

shape

Sigillata

A:

shapes

II and

Sigillata

A:

shapes

III-VT

Sigillata

A:

shapes

Sigillata

A:

shapes

IX

Sigillata

A:

shapes

XVI

Sigillata

A:

Eastern

Sigillata

Bl:

plates

Sigillata

Bl:

cups cups,

III

VI-IX (and

9.

Eastern Eastern

Sigillata

Bl:

11.

Eastern

Sigillata

Bl:

beakers,

Sigillata

B2:

shapes

III-VI

Sigillata

B2:

shapes

VI-VIII

Sigillata

B2:

late

Eastern

14.

Eastern

15.

Italian

Sigillata:

plates/dishes plates/dishes

closed

16.

Italian

Sigillata:

Italian

Sigillata:

plates/dishes

18.

Italian

Sigillata:

plates/dishes,

19.

Italian

Sigillata:

cups

and

20.

Italian

Sigillata:

cups

and

bowls

21.

Italian

Sigillata:

cups

and

bowls

22.

Italian

Sigillata:

molded

23.

Italian

Sigillata:

Campanian

24.

Pergamon

25.

Candarh

26. 27.

and

Bl:

Sigillata

plates

and

unclassified

Cypriot

wares. ware.

28.

Lead-glaze

29.

Fine

Gray

30.

Fine

Gray

31.

African

Red

and

early

shapes,

shape

Red-Gloss

Slip

32.

African

Red

Slip

Italian

Sigillata:

plates/dishes

bowls

bowls

Orange

Gaulish

Sigillata.

Sigillata.

Pergamon

and

Candarh

wares

Pontic

Sigillata.

bowls.

Emblema

Black-gloss

Knidian

33.

African

Red

Slip

34.

African

Red

Slip

35.

African

Red

Slip

36.

African

Red

Slip

37.

African

Red

38.

Phocean

Red

II

forms ware.

Campana

Sigillata.

Red-gloss

Miscellaneous platters.

and

Lead-glaze

unidentified

wares

ware

ware

ware ware.

Slip

Gray

ware.

Related

Asia

ware ware ware ware ware ware ware.

Slip

and

shape

and miscellaneous

cups

B2:

Sigillata

late series

ware.

Sagalassos Miscellaneous

Eastern

relief ware

Qandarh

ware:

Eastern

shapes.

Ephesian

shapes.

17.

late shapes.

chalices

bowls,

Eastern

various

cups

10.

12.

and

XIX,

and

13.

and XVII

(and miscellaneous)

XVIII,

shapes

X, XIII-XV

variant),

ware

Phocean

Red

Slip

ware

Minor

wares.

African

Red

Slip

ware

wares

platters

xiv 39.

Phocean

Red

Slip

40.

Phocean

Red

Slip

41.

Phocean

Red

Slip

42.

Phocean

43.

Late

44.

Central

Red

ware ware ware ware.

Slip

Roman

Askra/Thespiae

stamped

45.

Miscellaneous Thin-walled

ware:

47.

Thin-walled

ware:

48.

Thin-walled

ware:

49.

Thin-walled

ware:

50.

Thin-walled

ware:

mugs

51.

Thin-walled

ware:

mugs.

52.

Knidian

ware:

relief ware

53.

Knidian

ware:

situlae

54.

Corinthian Peloponnesian Unguentaria

fine gray wares

and Macedonian

ware.

White

Constantinople

ware.

Egyptian

Unclassified

ware.

and

platters

tablewares plain plain plain and

plain

relief ware.

56.

Gaulish

ware

46.

55.

ware.

Slip

ware

ware.

painted

Red

Cypriot

"Light-colored"

Greek

ILLUSTRATIONS

and and

color-coated

ware

Knidian

Eastern

Aegean,

wares.

related

ampullae.

"Attiko"

class

Greek

ware.

Central

Red"

"Pompeian

ware

and

related

Other

wares

wares

dishes

baking

PLATES 1.

Eastern

2.

Eastern

Sigillata

A:

shapes

Sigillata

A:

3.

Eastern

shapes

III,

Sigillata

A:

shapes

V-VII

4.

Eastern

Sigillata

A:

5.

Eastern

shapes

Sigillata

A:

6.

Eastern

Sigillata

Bl:

7.

Eastern

Sigillata

Bl:

8.

Eastern

Sigillata

Bl:

cups

Sigillata

Bl:

cups

Sigillata

Bl:

cups

Sigillata

Bl:

cups,

chalices, shapes,

shape

I?III IV

XIII-XVIII

VIII-X, XIX.

late shapes.

Various

Eastern

Sigillata

Bl:

plates

plates and

cups

and

bowls

plate

9.

Eastern

10.

Eastern

11.

Eastern

12.

Eastern

Sigillata

B2:

early

13.

Eastern

Sigillata

B2:

shapes

14.

Eastern

Sigillata

B2:

shape

15.

Eastern

Sigillata

B2:

shapes

16.

Eastern

Sigillata

B2:

shape

and

beaker

shapes

II, III

III-V V V, VI,

and

unclassified

shapes

VI

17.

Eastern

Sigillata

B2:

shapes

VI, VII,

18.

Eastern

Sigillata

B2:

shapes

VII,

Sigillata

B2:

shape VIII

19.

Eastern

20.

Italian

Sigillata:

plates/dishes

21.

Italian

Sigillata:

plates/dishes

22.

Italian

Sigillata:

plates/dishes

23.

Italian Sigillata: plates/dishes

24.

Italian

Sigillata:

plates/dishes

25.

Italian

Sigillata:

plates/dishes

26.

Italian

Sigillata:

plates/dishes

27.

Italian

Sigillata:

plates/dishes

28.

Italian

Sigillata:

plates/dishes,

29.

Italian

Sigillata:

cups

and

bowls

30.

Italian

Sigillata:

cups

and

bowls

and

unclassified

shapes

VIII and miscellaneous

cups

and

bowls

forms.

Ephesian

Red-Gloss

ware

Late

gouged

jugs.

xv

ILLUSTRATIONS Sigillata:

cups

and

bowls

Sigillata:

cups

and

bowls

cups

and

bowls

Sigillata:

cups

and

bowls

Sigillata:

cups

and

bowls

Sigillata:

cups

and

bowls

cups

and

bowls,

31.

Italian

32.

Italian

33.

Italian

34.

Italian

35.

Italian

36.

Italian

37.

Italian

38.

Italian

Sigillata:

39.

Italian

Sigillata:

molded

40.

Italian

Sigillata:

molded

relief ware

41.

Italian

Sigillata:

molded

relief ware

42.

Italian

Sigillata:

molded

relief ware,

43.

Gaulish

Sigillata:

molded

relief ware

44.

Gaulish

Sigillata:

marbled

ware,

Sigillata:

Sigillata:

Pergamon 45.

Qandarli

46.

Red-gloss

47.

Lead-glaze

48.

Lead-glaze

49.

Fine

stamped

and

Cypriot

Sigillata

ware. emblema

Pontic

Sigillata.

Orange

Campanian

plain

wares:

bowls,

orange-red

Miscellaneous

Sigillata.

fabric wares.

Emblema

bowls

ware

Lead-glaze

platters.

sherds

sherds

relief ware

early Qandarh

ware.

indeterminate

stamped

indeterminate

ware ware.

Fine

ware.

Gray

50.

African

Red

Slip

51.

African

Red

Slip

52.

African

Red

Slip

53.

African

Red

Slip

54.

African

Red

Slip

55.

African

Red

Slip

56.

African

Red

Slip

ware

ware ware

Red

59.

African

Red

60.

Phocean

Red

Slip

61.

Phocean

Red

Slip

ware ware

62.

Phocean

Red

Slip

63.

Phocean

Red

Slip

64.

Phocean

Red

Slip

65.

Phocean

Red

Slip

66.

Phocean

Red

Slip

67.

Phocean

Red

Slip

68.

Phocean

Red

Slip

69.

Phocean

Red

Slip

Gaulish

Constantinople

ware ware ware ware ware:

stamped

ware: ware: ware: ware: ware.

Late

Miscellaneous

74.

Thin-walled

ware

75.

Thin-walled

ware ware:

gouged

fragments

stamped

fragments

stamped

fragments

stamped

fragments Red

Slip

ware

fine gray wares. ware.

White

72.

fragments

stamped

Cypriot

and Macedonian

73.

wares

ware

Red

70.

Minor

ware

African

71.

Asia

ware

African

Slip

Related

ware

57.

Slip

ware.

Gray

ware

58.

Slip

ware

Gray

Knidian

Egyptian

jugs. Askra/Thespiae

stamped

tablewares

76.

Thin-walled

77.

Knidian

ware:

78.

Knidian

ware:

relief ware

mugs

minor

categories,

79.

Knidian

ware:

relief ware,

80.

Knidian

ware:

situlae

81.

Knidian

ware:

situlae

82.

Knidian

ware:

situlae

situlae

Late

Roman

"Light-colored"

ware.

ware

relief ware

ware.

Miscellaneous

tablewares

Central

Greek

painted

ware

xvi ware:

83.

Knidian

84.

Corinthian

relief ware

85.

Corinthian

relief ware

86. 87.

situlae

class ware.

"Attiko" Later

Corinthian

Various

Greek

Red-coated slip-coated

regional

Corinthian ware.

Unguentaria:

Early

Roman

types

89.

Unguentaria:

Early

Roman

types

90.

Late

91.

Unguentaria

Barbotine jugs.

ware

Central

stamps

unguentaria: and

ware.

Cream-ware

wares

88.

Roman

ILLUSTRATIONS

ampullae:

late types.

"Pompeian

Red"

ware

PLANS 1.

Plan

2.

Plan

showing

location

of deposits

pre-A.D.

showing

location

of

post-A.D.

deposits

267/8 267/8

Greek

(Amphissa?)

ware.

TABLES

1.

Munsell

2.

Concordance

3.

Munsell

4.

Munsell

Readings

for Selected

of Robinson's

Examples ESA

of Eastern

Type-Series

Sigillata

with Other

Readings

for Selected

Examples

of Eastern

Readings

for Selected

Examples

of Italian

A Ware

15

Classification

Sigillata Sigillata

B Ware Wares

Systems 33 43

22

BIBLIOGRAPHY

-.

C. 1982. "A propos Abadie, trouve a Argos," BCH106,

vase

d'un

de

AND ABBREVIATIONS

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30-10

Ca.

offset marks

(Ha.i) 434 P 21513 Fig. 14 Area K-N 6-9 (Dromos road metal with 733 3.0; Diam.

P.H.

lip

est.

2a),

lot P 347,

31.0

Frr. (half) of rim and outer floor of platter; footmiss rim, overhanging; ing. Triangular and concave top. Convex moldings hard-fired

Clean, (Arezzo

pinkish

grooved on interior

tint

to

clay

band

on

of wall. and

gloss

ware?).

Conspectus to 11.1.4 and 15-1

Ca.

fabric;

a

form

11/12, (transitional large Haltern 12.1.1). type 1. b.c Context of 2nd century.

type, close

1933,

Waage P.H.

2.7;

p.

no.

288,

83, pi. VIII.

p.W.

9.6;

rim

Diam.

(top

edge)

37.5

on

as 434, rather larger. Slight Type platter. on on lower of rim, faint chatter marks edge rouletting Arezzo fabric. from turning process. wall Ca. 15-1 B.C.?

P 9161, P 9166 Fig. 14, PL 20 Iliffe 1939, p. 67; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM only, no. 16 176. DILI

436

P.H.

2.7; Diam.

Fragmentary

foot platter:

est.

21.3;

about

max.

p.Diam. of one-third

est. 44.5 foot

and

interior.

of grooves the rouletted

floor:

of

position

two

rouletting; around

9.5,

(Diam. band

On

over

3.4) the

and

cen sets of

inner

marks

on

visible

bottom.

Light

yellow-brown,

over

floor

of foot.

position

Haltern type lb, with radial stamp. As Conspectus form 11; relatively early in series. Radial stamping is commonest

before

of Kenrick's

drawn

field

at

ezzo:

CVArret,

lower

ca.

b.c

10

right.

no.

452-453,

pp.

P

larger: outside

Ca.

est.

foot

Similar

dim. est.

floor, two

of

between rouletting B.C. Ca. 25-1 24.4).

of a.d.

Con

20-40+.

437 P 20680 Fig. Kenrick 2000, p. 102, no. 16 177. R101 Max.

base,

On

22.5.

1-50.

B.C. Context

20-10

source.

the

28.0,

(Diam.

see p. 42, n. 7);

(variant). The fabric suggests

of foot, band

of grooves pairs text of ca. a.d.

added

1966:g,l;

as Cincelli?) (possibly D 12:1. Diam. 8742.

position

is a variant stamp cross-bar filling for Ar attested Crito,

The

an type, with For L. Tettius

Kenrick 2000, type 2107.3

Diam.

17.0;

est.

foot

14, Pl. 20

20.0;

max.

p.Diam.

33.0 fr., as 436.

over

of foot, broad position of grooves (Diam. rouletting pairs inner Diam. series of stamps, pair of grooves 20.8, 16.5); one (Diam. 1.4). Only (Diam. 7.8), stamp single groove ca. mid from estimated radial 7.5 (centered preserved: re in two lines: Base SEXVIBIoS [MA lig., final S uncertain] (forMammo Vibiorum?).

Hard

floor.

Probably a shallow curve from floor to rim (cf. 434); an

chatter

433

P.H.

of

parts

7.7;

Diam.

no. 16 179.

foot

at

junction

with

body

est.

ITALIAN

SIGILLATA

Floor fr.with trace of foot; as 436. On floor: band of two of grooves between (Diam. 21.0,18.0); rouletting pairs of of grooves, band inside the inner just pair rectangular,

radial stamps (only one stamp preserved): VSCAL[i]DI*/ MENO[A [AL(I?) and ME lig.,C retrograde]. ware.

Arezzo

For

CVArret,

stamp:

125, no.

p.

e, f

376:c,

(Menolaus Calidi Strigonis). Kenrick 2000, type 499.2. of Late

Context

B.C.?).

(pre-10

Augustan

Early Roman

Hellenistic/

(poorly defined). 14, PL 20

440 P 27097 Fig. Kenrick 2000, p. 208, no. 16 180. Area

M-P

Max. Base er

just radial

gular,

rouletting multiple inner (Diam. grooves inside the inner grooves, of which

stamps,

23.0, one

inner

on

CVArret,

stamp:

rectan

for

Diam.

14, PL 20

Fig. est.

foot

ca.

21.6

as 440. On over floor: of fr. of platter position inner Diam. of 23.6, (Diam. 18.8) grooves pairs a a broad of within band these, enclosing rouletting; of grooves, radial stamp, of which pair rectangular, only an N at left end of second line survives. Base, resting drips

and

inner

of

edge

foot

reserved,

except

for

of gloss.

into

2000, CD-ROM,

no.

16

center of floor frr. from of a joining near two close-set (Diam. 2.3) grooves a band 5.5 out from center, of rectangular,

small,

floor:

at ca.

radial stamps, ofwhich only one survives: [L.TE]TTI/[SA] Ml [A]. Pinkish red Arezzo ware. For

stamp:

CVArret,

p.

2000, type 2109.33. Ca.

20-1

b.c

455,

no.

of ca. a.d.

Context

1968:101.

Kenrick

40-50.

443 P 34982 Fig. 14 Area H-K8-11, lot E 257 P.H.

2.1; Diam.

gloss. Perhaps

a Pisa

est.

16.0

product.

Conspectus

form

12.1.

444 P 35005 Fig. 14 Area H 15, lotK 24a P.H.

2.4, Diam.

est.

31.0

Plate rim,Hal tern type lb (with triple internalmold . ing) Fine red gloss. Probably

an Arezzo

of

inside

floor

un

on

out

three)

version

large

CVArret,

type 1, Kenrick

(Haltern

no.

480,

p.

2061.18.

than later). (rather of ca. a.d. 1-25.

446 P 27251 Pl. 20 Kenrick 2000, p. 281, no. 16 183. Area

A-D

Max. Fr.

center

from

or

of

floor

of a

plate. 9.6. No

at least

of base At

rouletting.

CMEMM

S House,

nil,

isolated

find

8.0

inner Diam.

but

section

14-17,

dim.

center,

trace

of foot,

of grooves PHILERO/

stamp:

rectangular

[PH lig]. Base

trace

No

reserved. Light yellowish clay,

product.

C. Memmi);

this version

of

the

not

stamp

not

ed. Kenrick 2000, type 1153.1. See Comfort 1982, p. 493 of stamp. dating Ca. 10 b.c-a.d.

447

10

P 27618 Fig. 15 I-O 15:1 (layer III)

H.

of floor

Fr. of foot

over

foot

2.5; Diam.

outer

and

foot

of floor

part

est.

of a

17.6

platter. Squar On floor, over

outer ish foot-profile with face. splaying of foot, band of very fine chattered rouletting between of grooves (three+ 18.0, lines) (Diam. pairs 13.8). No stamps preserved. Light yellow-red clay, good red gloss.

position

Probably

an Arezzo

Augustan.

Context

Base

product.

as

forms

Conspectus

11-12, or 18 (Haltern type 1, possibly 2).

rim, Hal tern type lb (with double internal molding; cf. 434, 436). Pinkish clay, rather dark red Plate

at

(possibly

point

of gloss-slip. form 12.2,

Conspectus For stamp:

for

DILI (dumped fill) Diam. base (inside foot) est. 13.0

center;

fabric: light

Cincelli ware? For stamp: CVArret,p. 262, no. 999 (for

181.

platter.

the basin

Phileros

Iliffe 1939, p. 67; Kenrick

On

one

At

LTITI/

stamp:

red gloss. Base and clay, normal of foot and exterior of outside

coated.

red gloss.

442 P 9167 PL 20

Three

two-line

rectangular

[THY lig]. Rather pale Arezzo(?)

side and inside of foot, marks leftby tongs (?) used in dipping the platter horizontally (in a singlemovement)

two

surface

at center,

12.5);

yellow-brown foot reserved;

Base

foot,

Diam.

3.8+;

2000, type 224612. The two-line stamp should be ofAu

Ken

(variant).

material.

Fragmentary Flat missing.

late).

566:c

a.d.

lst-century

est. 31.5, Diam. foot 13.5 lip most of rim and part of floor platter; floor. wall foot; oblique Heavy, squarish en and overhanging floor: band of rouletting lip. On two three and inside closed outside (Diam. grooves by H.

of

drips

12.3.

with much

Fig. 14, Pl. 20 no. G 25-26, 33, 4, 62, 73; Iliffe 57, AgoraV, pp. pis. 1939, p. 68; Kenrick 2000, p. 453, no. 16 182. D41 (layer IIA)

evenly

surface

Resting

form

P9846

date gustan Context

recorded

provenance Max. dim. 16.0;

Diam.

of

is preserved:

except

no.

P 26826

No

out

floor.

177,

p.

rick 2000, type 708.1. 441

reserved

edge of firing-disk

trace

gloss; For

foot

of

foot,

one

inner

a band

only

of

position between

PH ILEROS [vertical palm]/GCRISPIN.

and

445

THYRSI

19.8 over

floor:

On

Conspectus context Late

15.5, est.

foot

fine, two

and

17.0);

Diam.

12.5;

fr. of platter. of

band

I

section

6-13,

dim.

163

WARES

of

Conspectus

Plates/Platters,

Early

P.H.

3.4; max.

Part

of floor

angle flat. No

Form

4,

platter; with

foot

(Ha.4-5)

448 P 7952 Fig. R131

center

1st century.

15

Diam. and

est. 38.0

joining

rim fr. of a

Rim

missing. and internal decoration

upcurved, sharply offset at bottom. Lip preserved.

Hard

gloss,

rounded;

and

external floor

rather matte.

164

CATALOGUE

Arezzo? Pisa? Conspectus form 4, unclassified early(?) platter also 449.

version

a.d.

Ca.

to Haltern

(related

of a.d.

Context

1-25?

type 4,

form 18.2. Conspectus context Late with much

see

large);

P.H.

2.7; Diam.

Rim

to base

15

P 31990

Pair

wall-angle. ware Normal

version on floor,

of grooves

(Arezzo?).

of 448,

at

offset

form

Conspectus

with

4

ex

edge.

(forerun

ner of 4.6); Haltern type 4/5 variant. Early 1st century. Context of late 1st century (with of earlier

admixture

H.

est.

3.6; Diam.

Fragmentary vertical

plain floor:

at base

center

plate; rim,

triangular

9.2).

(Diam.

Conspectus form 20.1 (.1). Bolsena type 5. a.d.

Ca.

Area

F-H

P.H.

1.8; p.Diam. side of base

16-17,

On

type 36; Haltern

H.

Fragmentary a small area

ing on outside,

profile; Squarish narrower

and

two grooves of coarse

platter: at center.

Vertical

rim, off

13.5,

10.3)

bottom.

a double

Conspectus form 18.2, large (Haltern type 2b).

453 P 31999 Area H-115 H. Rim close

(four to 452.

Fig.

sherds) Rather

of grooves

shape platter, flat moldings, undecorated.

liant red gloss (perhaps Puteoli fabric).

est.

(Diam.

inner

patches). 15.8,

12.3).

floor

from

stacking.

1.10).

recorded

15, PL 21

and

ware Bril

foot

inner Diam.

(Diam.

trace

with

of

at center,

5.0);

ware.

to

Close

est.

7.5

foot.

floor: On pair of a sub-rectan

part

A-F

Plate: floor

section

9-15,

single

Form

missing.

n0,

est. 16.8 lip one fr. preserves

3.6; Diam.

form

Conspectus

a tran

18?or

15

P 6449 Fig.

H.

similar

find

residual side

to 459,

of vessel;

but

center

of thicker

of

fabric

on outside or of rim. No grooves rouletting throughout. over est. On floor: pair of grooves 9.3) (Diam. position red gloss; one uncoated of foot. Light orange clay, good on

patch

inside

of foot.

Possibly Cincelli fabric or Puteolan? Conspectus form

18.2, with

treatment

simple

of exterior

of rim?early

in

series?

458 P 31976 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 184. Area F 14, lot Y 143, with 1531 est.

2.1; Diam.

Fig. 15, Pl. 21

14.0

Floor and rim frr. (joining) of a small plate. Normal rim-treatment

gular

stamp:

Probably For See

no

lower rim-angle); above groove floor. At center, part of a rectan surface Good CRIS./.? spalling. gloss, but an Arezzo form 18.2. Conspectus product. (but

of fine grooves

pair large

Squarish on at bottom

gular stamp, only semilegible: REN or PIN (or possibly INN).

P.H.

est. 50.0+ of

on

gloss

fr. of plate

Floor

a.d.

lotK 24a

rim 4.3, Diam.

B

provenance dim. 4.8;

Max.

band

on rim. of No rouletting Enough rouletting. were not to show that radial survives stamps a central fabric: hard Arezzo is missing. stamp present; inner face of surface and the base, surface; resting gloss for foot are reserved, except drips. 1st century

No

concave

slightly top and

enclose

foot

form.

P 27034 PL 21

456

includ

missing,

the floor

Early

of grooves

pairs

of uneven

ring

Area

a of slight concavity a set is vertical. off half, groove, by of the large feature (a normal platters), floor: than that of 445. On rather taller

(Diam.

two

floor:

Arezzo

lower

foot

this probably with chamfer

narrow,

Context of a.d. 20/25-40/50

18

Form

est. 30.6) one-third

23.9

(size as 454). Treatment of

face; bottom mostly slipped (some uncoated

457 (lip about

grooves marking has interior of rim on

the

rather

sitional form (as 459ff.).

with

half

Upper

but

uncertain,

ring,

base-form

15

est. 30.8

est.

flange

A Puteoli product? Conspectus form 18 (variant of

XT, stray find foot est. 9.8 16.5, Diam.

Conspectus

Diam.

4.6;

2.9, Diam.

Smooth hard ware, red gloss (distinct from that of 454).

25-50.

foot. External

452 P 23770 Fig. H15:3

rim

On

section

Plates/Platters, (Ha.2)

Fig. 15, Pl. 21

Base and floor of plate

floor,

base.

into

Smooth

20/25-40/50

P 31991

P.H.

Flat

trian and floor of plate. Flat floor, at base of internal and groove angle ca. 8.2), rim. On floor: pair of grooves (Diam. (missing) Pinkish surrounded bright gloss. clay, by stacking-ring. ware. form 4(.4)? Arezzo Conspectus Probably Late Augustan period. Perhaps One

gular

of ca. a.d.

Context

Slight

est.

moldings,

Q131

15

P 3845 Fig.

451

of ca. a.d.

Context

1-20?

pieces).

undecorated.

18.2.

8.4

of floor missing. foot, hollowed

Normal

matte dull red gloss (appearance comparable to South Gaulish products of the Flavian period). Perhaps a Pisa product (orArezzo?). Conspectus form

455

15.9, Diam.

of grooves

pair

two

sherds).

450 P 7950 Fig. 15 B13:l (upper fill)

25.0

Rim ofmedium-sized plate (about half,mended

16.0

Small

ca.

est.

2.5, Diam.

P.H.

ca.

lip fr. of plate.

ternal

Fig. 15, Pl. 21

Q13T

est.

(see

25-50.

454 449 P 35051 Fig. B-C 10-11:1

material

lst-century

444)

on

2000, uncertain). (version type 702 stamp: Kenrick nos. also 558, 561, 173-176, CVArret, pp. reading

ITALIAN or Crispi Crispini, name-form.

the

latter

the more

being

SIGILLATA

common

P.H.

Context ofAugustan or slightly later date (including

P 9627 + 9988 15, PL 21 Fig. no. G Kenrick V, 34, 26, 57, 62; 2000, p. Agora pis.

459

no.

16

185.

D4:l (layer IIA) H. 3.6; Diam. est. 17.4 (lip 17.2) Fragmentary (much of floor and foot, a joining rim

fr., some

rim and

loose

floor

sherds).

to

related

Shape

that of 452, but with thin foot, beveled in lower part. Up per half of rim on exterior is plain; lower half marked one wide, two grooves, the other both narrow, by at floor: of letted. On (Diam. 12.3); grooves pair ware -SEVERI- [VE ter, rectangular stamp: lig.]. Fine (as Arezzo

gloss

and

1820-1822 of a.d.

fr. Conspectus but upper rim-form,

of this name).

potters

2.5; Diam.

semiglossy Arezzo Probably 1st century. Early

18

form

Context

a few Early Roman

variant,

of grooves

Platter: Upright

with

Hellenistic,

15

on

form

lip part

exterior

est.

simple face. Floor

very

concave

band

decoration

of flat floor. band

a vertical

above

lost. Smooth

band

hard

red

on

inner

not

gloss,

lustrous.

Perhaps

ware

(Puteolan?). product tern type 2, variant). Context of ca. a.d.

as

455.

Conspectus

a non-Arezzo

Probably form 18, variant

(Hal

25-40/50

15, PL 21

Fig.

est. 18.0 lip as 459. Rim on fr. of plate, Rouletting tion of exterior of rim; over the rouletting, bearded

concave applique

por or

a.d.

20-40.

Context

of

1st or

2nd

century

(un

defined). 463 P 17421 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM,

B 21:16 (fill1)

18 derivative?

version

cf.

uncertain;

reading STAT in top line).

1st century.

Traditional

Post

types

464 P 32013 Fig. 16 D 11:1 (dumped fill) P.H.

2.6; Diam.

17.4

of ca. a.d.

Context

of ca. a.d.

P 34977 Fig.

465

1933,

Waage

Area H-K

form B

Fig. 15, PL 21

Similar

20.3.

Context 13:1,

of a.d.

20

Diam.

est.

25-50.

20-40.

16 no.

288,

p.

76, pl. VIII.

8-11, lot E 257 est.

2.6; Diam.

22.6

Rim of oversized plate (or small platter?). As 464, but on

added

466 P 20337 Fig. R9:l rim 3.5; of rim

Part ing.

Platter

17.3)

p.W. and

version at

of

top

ware. Puteoli Probably of vessels of comparable

Smooth

lip.

Conspectus size, see 463,

form

rim

foot

of

464:

and

rim with

vertical

a broad

band

of first half

of

of

p.W. 5.6; Diam. of Smaller plate. and motif applied

est.

sherd

pinecone

double

rouletting.

of 462). Applique and volute motif.

(Haltern

16, PL 21 18.0

counterpart on main ornament:

Dark

red

of 466,

of mid-1

st

century

a.d.

with

rim-band

(cf.

double-ended gloss,

rather

Perhaps Pisa fabric. Conspectus form 20.3 (.2).

Context

type

1st century

rim 2.0;

rouletting treatment

feet

For

est. ca. 32.0 lip center of floor miss

Diam.

19.3;

floor;

fabric? Conspectus form 20.3 2/5, large).

H.

20.3.

518.

a broad band of top and bottom, flanking no ornaments Groove applique preserved. at two grooves floor: 20.8, (Diam. lip. On

enclosing

Context

vermilion

16

Arezzo

Rim

no. 16 186.

very

form

467 P 32185 Fig. Area B 21, lotNN 104, with 605

mask.

As Conspectus form 18,with applied additions. Ca.

stamp: uncer

rectangular reading

1647,

type

Plates/Platters, Augustan

rouletting; on interior

2.0; Diam.

nament:

p. 358,

of

Context

moldings

462 P 21281 Area O 8, lot I 658 P.H.

center,

Conspectus

perhaps type 258519,

H. same

2000,

(Kenrick

a groove red gloss.

39.0

(concave

en

Hardly an Arezzo product. Attributed toEpaphra Rasini

with

26.5; Diam. (at flange) frr. of rim and outer

un

fabric.

transitional.

Foot-type

Context

flanked by rouletted moldings, marked off by grooves); a

at

3.4);

(semiobliterated,

]TA/[.. .]AS[...] dull tain). Rather

17.7.

intrusions (ofwhich this is themost

joining rim of normal

(Diam.

[..

ware. Puteoli Probably Conspectus ware: P 33315 and from A 18:1. type Also uninv. rim from deposit 40/50.

large. is flanked by grooves both rim-moldings.

basically

slip 9.0)

closing band of rouletting (over position of foot); pair

P.H.

p.W.

no foot, sloping; Squarish two grooves 12.0, (Diam.

fr. of plate. On floor:

Base derneath.

of rim and sherds of floor. Small three-quarters at top and bottom of rim. Floor double flat, moldings on underside. thickened Undecorated. Pinkish red clay, as fine brilliant red appearance, gloss ("sealing-wax"

Normal

461 P9162 Fig. DILI (dumped fill) 3.0;

est.

floor

p.Diam.

Plate:

piece).

P.H.

11.6; max.

est.

foot

South Gaulish products; cf. 461).

rim-molding on Rouletting surface. slipped ware.

below.

Good,

datable

for various

decoration).

(note also CVArret,

est. 40

3.2; Diam.

and

type 1957.4

For

15

Rim

above

and

1-25.

460 P 25802b Fig. A 16:4 P.H.

products). (with unusual

18.2

stamp: Kenrick 2000,

p. 431, no. Context

rou

cen

Puteoli

form

Conspectus

165

20.5

1531).

p. 407,

WARES

dull.

166

CATALOGUE

468 P 35020 Fig. 16 D4:l (layer I/IIa) P.H.

ca.

est.

2.1; Diam.

472 P 11251 Pl. 22 B 14:3 (dumped fill) P.H.

17.0-17.5

Rim sherd of plate. Vertical rim with moldings at top and bottom (as 464ff.); a molding flanked by relief lines added at mid-height. Groove inside lip.No applique or on

naments

Possibly Ca. a.d.

Pinkish

part.

preserved Puteolan.

Conspectus Context of

15-30?

red

clay, bright form 20.5.2. 1st century.

early

469 P 15077 Fig. Kenrick 2000, p. 380, no. 16 187. Area B 21, lotNN 98 H.

3.4; Diam.

Plate: served.

about

est. 14.6 lip half of foot and

Vertical

rim with

bottom,

bearing (but a pair to rim; a groove in lower

beveled over

8.2)

position

moldings no trace of orna applique inner face existed). Sloping

at Slender near-vertical lip. foot-ring, floor: of grooves (Diam. part. On pair of foot; at center, stamp: rectangular

SAVFE[I] [AVF lig.]. Just inside these a circular roughen in the kiln. direct-contact ing indicates stacking Kenrick 2000, 20.4, early type 1800.3. Conspectus

ant (Haltern type 5); the rouletting is unusual form.

For

period?

470 P 35038 Fig. B-C 10-11:1 1.9; max.

P.H.

p. 401, no. of same Context

for this

1676:27.

CVArret,

stamp:

Tiberian

date.

est.

red

smooth

clay,

red

lustrous

rare of the bowl-form 33. counterpart Conspectus A counterpart unusual (the only example here). Type Atlante form 5; however, of ESB, the fabric characteris or Pozzuoli tics are Italian. Ware consistent with Arezzo products. Context

of

1st century,

late

with

Applied

Form

21

exterior

two grooves central part of

concave que

ornaments:

festoon

at top on the rim on

interior.

The

exterior

bears

a mask

by

supported

end (twice). Broken in antiquity and mended: for a

floor;

lead the

on appears clamp a latter with long,

the rim

fr., another

narrow,

triangular

slightly appli at either

one hole in the

enabling the clamp to lie flush with the surface. variant,

if double

20.3.1,

type 39, but with

rim plain

1st century

of

half

473 P 14719 Fig. 16, Pl. 22 Area A-B 21-22, lotNN 129, with 521 P.H.

3.5; Diam.

rim,

est.

lip floor

Fr. of rim and

30

of

as 472.

platter festoon

ornament:

applique

On

exterior

of

from

suspended

oak

leaf (right half of ornament missing). Red gloss, with ware.

Arezzo

Perhaps

variant,

Early

form

Conspectus

18/20. Context of firsthalf(?) of 1st century. P 24808

Fig. 16, Pl. 22

as 473. more fr. of platter Rim-moldings on of On the vertical face top lip. ornament: moldings, applique "lyre" within from same enclosed volutes; probably

rim

a groove the two

rounded; between (palmette

ware.

Arezzo-type

Rim,

18 or 20, large. 475

M-O

P.H.

4.1; Diam.

form

Conspectus

16, Pl. 22

Fig. E

section

9-11,

variant,

early

P 6618

Area

mask.

Fig. 16, PL 22

est. ca. 39.8 lip frr. (some Platter: rim and floor Floor joining). the center; rim is vertical with toward slopes slightly on at top and bottom half-round (rouletted) moldings and

form

face.

of second

Context

est. 31 lip a round rim of Rim marked platter. by at top, a line of fine at bottom, and, molding on in a above below slight ridge. A groove lip outer ornament: face of rim, applique female

rouletting terior. On

Motifs,

(cf. Ha.3)

3.4; Diam.

exterior

and

Fr. of vertical

sherds.

471 P9163 DILI (dumped fill) P.H.

Conspectus to Goudineau

Related

ed grooved Plates/Platters,

Now

mold as that on 476).

gloss. A

Conspectus

ithas chipped

on basis of pre-1940 description

variant,

Small

16.2

ap mouth.

(cf. 504,523).

"slip"

recorded provenance P.H. 36 3.8; est. Diam.

Diam.

1st century? of earlier

thin, white

and

rim,

open

No

of rim. Yellowish

Early admixture

with

above of

photograph.

474 16

Rim fr. of plate. Tilted convex rim with rounded flange at bottom; edge of a flatfishfloor. Rouletting on exterior

a very

appears

spalling. vari

concavity. bearded mask

a groove exterior

the brownish red gloss, where

Beneath

lost. Published

of rim pre at top and

part

On

ornament:

plique

Early

and

third of the rim on the

with

concave,

slightly below the

another

moldings. er, vertical

floor

est. 40

lip

is

interior

away,

16, PL 21

half-round

rouletting; could have

ments

gloss.

4.0; Diam.

Rim fr. Platter. The upper

form

20.3,

cutting

(Bolsena

large Conspectus Early after a.d. 15). A larger counterpart type 39, there dated see 466. for a related of 469; shape, b.c to a.d. of late 1st century 50 Context

Gloss

Perhaps lan ware).

red, worn,

sealing-wax a Po Valley Early

product

variant,

Conspectus

with

spalling.

(or poor-quality form 20.3.1,

Fig. 16, Pl. 22

476 P 14986 Area B 16, lotNN 80 P.H.

3.7; Diam.

Rim

sherd,

bottom lip, with applique

on

lip

with

exterior

a groove ornament:

Puteo rim.

est.

33

at top and Rim marked half-round by moldings; flat-topped on interior. On of rim, exterior below edge

of floor.

from

(probably

"lyre"

same

mold

as 474). Fabric slightly rough, with pinkish tint. Possibly "Late Italian" (hardly Arezzo) fabric. Con spectus

form

see P. Quiri

20,

rim,

standard

type. For

the

"lyre" motif,

in Sibari TV,p. 479, no. 138, figs. 455, 484

with (on a similar platter), in Late Roman Residual

parallels fill.

cited.

ITALIAN 477 P7787 Area K 11, lotsN 62-63 P.H.

3.7; Diam.

lip

est.

16, PL 22

Fig.

as 484.

with

sherd,

small

478 P3296 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, F 11:1 (dumped fill)

16, PL 22

Fig. no. 16 188.

at base

Diam.

5.4;

of

est.

rim

Diam.

31.4,

foot

14.5 all of floor

and

and

foot,

3.1;

Rim

fr. Plate,

as 476.

cock

to left.

from

floor

to rim

foot

is

to

due

probably

ornaments: from festoon rim, applique suspended two masks, three the rim. On (?) times around repeated floor: three pairs of grooves 20.2, 16.6, 12.0); be (Diam. two inner worn tween at center, much pairs, rouletting; of

stamp:

plantaform

probably

GELL.

read

P.H.

rim 2.4; Diam.

fr. of a small

er rim;

lip flat-topped.

to flake

and

darker

spall, with

A provincial

streaks

Italian product

and

Valley of L.

patches.

For

the

Zabehlicky-Scheffenegger). see CVArret, pp. nos. Gellius, 206-212, in more detail, Zabehlicky-Scheffenegger

and,

stamps

736-737,

figs. 6-21; Kenrick 2000, type 878

pp. 232-234,

This

uncertain).

of form

combination

and

1988,

(ver

decora

tivedetails is not recorded among themainly Po Valley in the

presented products form 20.4.

1988

article

cited.

Mid-1 st century? Context of Hadrianic P 26191

479 Area

L-O

of rim 3.3; max.

Fr.

of

rim

and

floor.

16, PL 23

Type

24.6

as 476,

(lip but

est.

rim

On

exterior ornament: of rim, applique festoon from palmettes. of a groove (W. 5.8) suspended Edge on floor at break. Hard visible smooth surface. gloss

high.

ware. Arezzo form 20.4. Probably Conspectus st Ca. mid-1 in a Classical Intrusive century. associated material kept).

480 P 27460 AreaL 14,with 646 P.H.

3.8; Diam.

Rim

fr.

plique Late

Type ornament: Arezzo

tus form

16, PL 23

Fig.

rim est. similar

(no

24.5+

to 479.

ble

of

exterior

rosette. six-petaled ware Late (or possibly

rim,

taform and

20.

no.

2000, CD-ROM,

floor

16

0.7 late

large plate, in more standard

but

L-R-PI

(L. Rasinius active region], Thickish fabric; no [Pisa

group

beyond).

in series At

fabric).

Pisanus,

(compara center, plan of the Late

in the late

1st century

slip underneath.

1st or

Late

2nd

early

man.

century.

485 P 21473 Pl. 23 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, 388 Areajll,lot0 dim.

Context

of Late

Ro

no. 16 190.

6.0

floor

of large

sherd

plate

(no

slip underneath).

At center of floor, plantaform stamp: VMBRIC [VM lig.]. Base

reserved.

For

CVArret,

stamp:

lOl(Umbricius). a.d.

no.

539-541,

pp.

Kenrick 2000, type 2441.41.

25-60+.

in

Residual

3rd-century

2385:25,

context.

486 P 12014 PL 23

Iliffe 1939, p. 70 (listed under C. Vibius); Kenrick

2000,

no.

p. 475,

Area Q

1.0 5.6; Th. floor at center fr. of a large On floor: plate. pair of grooves at center, circular wheel of four 7.0); stamp: around on bottom. which CVIBIENI. No slip dim.

Floor

spokes, For

16 191.

19, lotAA 132

stamp:

CVArret,

no.

p. 521,

2295


481 P 3823 PL 23

Conspectus

For stamp: CVArret,pp. 375-377, no. 1558:149, 150; also Comfort 1938b, p. 33. This stamp isKenrick 2000, type 1690.38.

ap

Conspec

5.0; Th. a

stamp:

Italian

(Diam. Italian).

(Po Valley?).

fr. From

to 478,

Max. On

exterior.

15-50.

dim.

Floor

Ca. layer

on

Italian

Area E 5, lotKK 195

Small

24.2)

smaller;

as 476, but with low platter. On ornament: exterior, applique some Red from rosettes. gloss, with

189.

Max.

est.

Diam.

dumped fill.

Fig.

O

section

16-18,

H.

Conspectus

26.0

P 7650 Pl. 23 Iliffe 1939, p. 63; Kenrick

484

applique

Profile

rim.

20.4, Ca. a.d.

rim,

Fig. 16, Pl. 23 fill),with 378, 507

est.

lip

appearance

form

Max.

(Central Italy?Not Po

per

suspended "soapy"

of

exterior

large.

Probably provincial

Second

rate fabric: light red, with rather dull red gloss, tending

20,

Rim

unexpected

settling during the drying or firing process. On exterior

to be

form

On

483 P 23518 Area K 15 (Early Roman

festoon

sherds

4.5

p.W.

ornament:

of rim. Platter,

part

probably similar in profile to 476; the slight slope of the

sion

P.H.

what

Almost

167

Conspectus

in Late Roman (?) fill.

Residual

P.H.

round

Lip ornament:

top. On

WARES

482 P3117 P1.23 Area K 14,with Hellenistic

32

part of floor. Type of rim, exterior applique to animal right. running (dog?), form 20, Conspectus large. Rim

ed on

SIGILLATA

Context

of Late

(cf. 2295:54,

74).

Roman.

Area H 15, residual find P.H. Rim

ment: star. Ware

3.5; Diam.

rim est.

28

as 477. On orna exterior, type applique rosette enclosed eight-petaled by eight-pointed sherd;

487 P 21476 Fig. 16, Pl. 23 Area H-K 11-14, lot0 377 (layer III), with 632 H.

rim 2.2; Diam.

Rim as

the

preceding.

Conspectus

form

20,

large.

pair

to floor

of grooves

lip

fr. of (Diam.

lightly impressed

est.

plate, est.

16.8

as

the

12.6)

preceding. enclosing

rouletting, with

On

floor:

a band

of

trace of another

CATALOGUE

168 at break.

groove ment:

festoon

On

of

exterior

rim,

from

suspended

orna

applique leaf

triangular

(right

cf. 497-500, 503. Pisa(?) fabric, with dull gloss (appearance similar to that of late South Gaulish

half missing); wares).

form

Conspectus

20.4.

Context mainly of 1st and firsthalf 2nd century,with

a few 3rd-

to

no. p. 26,

AgoraV,

D4:l

but

G

2.5; Diam.

5, 62.

36, pis.

P.H.

1.8; Diam.

Rim

sherd

lip

A

at outer

other

on interior top of rim floor: of floor. On single at

groove edge

and

an

exterior

of

rim,

ornaments:

applique

a

to left and

their

mask; long-haired seven or eight tally of original form 20.4. Conspectus st century. mid-1 Probably 100.

Eros,

piping, an

suggests

spacing

Context

a.d.

ca.

of

terior, Gloss

joining

from

a

plate

as 488,

form Conspectus of no Context

a

frr., from

(rim

Eros

as 488.

plate playing

pipes,

ex

On to

left.

115, rim 2.3

As

488.

Context

early

2nd

century

(Traja

M-O

rior,

exterior,

ornament:

applique

female

21?

Area

M-O

P.H.

1.8

9-11,

a

section

S,

residual

plate

as 488, form

ornament:

applique

exterior of rim female

head,

P.H. Small

Area

floor:

two

of roulett

two

from

leaves

or North

Puteolan

Italian.

Conspectus

of uncertain

(both

form

date.

17, Pl. 24

Fig. section

9-11,

S,

est.

lip

16.5 On

preceding.

two grooves ornament:

(Diam. festoon (cf. 487,

shape 20.

form

find

residual floor:

band

12.4,

H

On

11.1).

from

suspended 498-500,

est. ca. 15.5 rim 2.4; Diam. lip On exterior, fr., as preceding. leaf of triangular (support shape

Perhaps

ware.

Puteoli

exte two

503).

Fig. 17, Pl. 24

find

15, residual

of roulett

orna applique for festoon[?],

as on 497). Brilliant red gloss (comparable best South Gaulish wares).

H. no.

72, fig.

rim 2.4; Diam.

As

1.

lip

On

preceding. of triangular shape

Conspectus

but

lower

half-round

mold

Conspectus

form

est.

exterior, supporting

isbroken away (cf. 497).

2.2 fr., as preceding,

On

a band

enclosing

form

to that of

20.

Area R 14, residual find

p. 288, find 6, residual

1933,

20.

499 P 2995 PL 24

20.

493 P 87 PL 23 Waage Area H

seal

18.0

as 488.

P3601

498

ment:

find

frontal (related to that on 491). Conspectus

Conspectus

Rim

As preceding, but lip ismissing. On

from

11.3)

type

suspended

applique of triangular

H.

P 6619 PL 23

492

est.

lip

of foot),

13.0,

of rim. As

between

ing find

(mask?), frontal (cf. CVA, New York 1 [USA 9], pi. 47:8). Conspectus

form

Conspectus

rim 2.3; Diam.

rim 2.3; Diam.

Part

head

form

fabric;

40-50.

P 6621

Area

leaves

On

it. Thin

Fig. 17, Pl. 24

festoon

Perhaps

497 than

491 P 3672 PL 23 H.

ex

20.

H.

residual

On

ing; pair of grooves (Diam. 9.7). On exterior, applique

ornament:

nic).

Area

as 488.

plate

inside

just

ware.

to stump

(Diam.

grooves

20.4. later

band

of ca. a.d.

2.7; H.

Fr.

ap

17.0

ornament:

applique flaked.

a

leaves missing, but the imprint of one visible). Bright red gloss with fine flaking.

est.

lip rim

Fig. 17, Pl. 24

496 P3844 AreaF 16-17

of rim

(dumped fill)

2.4; Diam.

Three

of rouletted

red gloss. Puteolan Possibly

80

490 P 4489 PL 23 P.H.

fr.with

Context

plique ornament: Eros playing pipes, to left. Conspectus form 20.4? Fll:l

2.1; Diam.

P.H. exterior

ap

terior, applique ornament: bird in flight, beak upward, as on 502. On floor: single groove (Diam. 14.3) with

rim 2.2 fr. On

but

Roman.

est. 18.0 lip from of floor; part

P.H.

ing-wax

Area K 7, residual find Small

14.8

as 488. As preceding, plate on interior of exterior, lip. On to left. running

of Late

mainly

Rim

trace

appliques.

489 P 2440 PL 23 H.

ca.

est.

lip a

495 P9164 Dill (dumped fill)

groove

(Diam. 11.3) and trace of a rouletted band just inside it. On

16, PL 24

17.0

Two joining rim frr.with part of floor. Plate, as 476, smaller.

from

two fine

Context est.

female

20.

plique

(layer IIB)

P.H.

form

grooves ornament: dog form 20. Conspectus

16

P 9851 Fig.

ornament: applique of that on 491).

exterior,

(a variant

494 P 3538 Fig. Area H 15, lotK 58 (datum -2.50 m)

with

488

On

frontal

Conspectus

frr.

5th-century

ismissing.

ing head,

20.

17.0 applique a festoon,

ornament: most

leaf

of which

ITALIAN 500 P 18390 Area H 13, lotsK 95-97 H.

est. lip center

4.3; Diam.

Fragmentary, rim thickens

but

On

504).

on

17, PL 24 Fig. with 533 501, 522, II), (layer

17.2 as

of floor

Plate missing. toward floor (as

interior

two grooves

floor:

SIGILLATA

12.6,

(Diam.

pair ornament:

que smaller

at center;

rosette

triangular leaf (as on 497). of 3rd

mainly

form

rim 2.3; Diam.

lip

from

H. a

a as 500. On of floor missing. From floor: plate est. of rouletting between (Diam. pairs of grooves over of three 12.1, 10.3); (Diam. 7.5) po group grooves of rim, exterior sition of foot. On ornaments, applique to left cornuco Eros unevenly spaced: dolphin, holding dolphin. 20.

502 P 18393 Fig. Area H 13, lotK 98 (layer III) 2.7; H.

P.H.

est.

rim

Diam.

2.3;

lip

17, PL 24 est.

joining illustrated

(not

parently 500. On

survives,

part

and

plate),

same

floor:

two grooves of rouletting

frr.: part of floor loose rim sherds

Plate,

vessel).

type est.

(Diam.

ornaments: of an

(ap less as

en 14.1, 12.5) as faint chatter

spectacle

under

(on

spiral;

ral; (on b, c) bird in flight,beak upward floor,

or

more

head

female

a)

(on

elongated

over

position

stacking in the kiln. form

of foot, mark

left

P.H.

c)

central

spectral

spi

(cf. 495). On

by direct-contact

P.H.

clean

13-16,

of

section

K

est.

18.2

lip

frr.: rim, outer

Two On

joining floor: pair chattered

of grooves

rouletting. festoon (left

ornament:

dark

Conspectus

3.9; Diam.

16.8

red

red ware,

16.6)

(lip

bright Puteolan.

gloss. form

Conspectus Context

20-40/50?

of

21.7.

late

1st century

(with

material).

Fig. 17, Pl. 25

est. 33.0 lip a frr.: rim, outer part of floor. From nonjoining to 508. Double in related platter, shape rim-moldings. On exterior of rim of each ornament: fr., applique jew eled krater with knobbed decoration. Brilliant red gloss. P.H.

4.2; Diam.

Two

Perhaps form 21.3. internal

Puteolan. Same

A

moldings):

a.d.

variant

large-sized and

motif

size

(ware

Goteborg

inv. 18 (and 17), acquired

of

similar,

University,

inRome.

Conspectus rim with

Antikmuseet,

20-50.

P 17881

part

of floor.

(Diam. 14.7) On exterior half

missing),

Type

enclosing of rim,

lip

as 508.

vertical ternal

applique

suspended

on

Pinkish

2000,

17

3.2; Diam.

CD-ROM, est.

tom. Fine A

scratch

no.

foot 6.4 (lip 12.3), Diam. of rim two-thirds Near missing. at top and bottom; in moldings between Foot

flank concave grooves on from manufacture

band

17.0

as 500; (Diam.

center 9.0).

of floor On missing. of rim, exterior

On

floor

lacks

and

a bevel

below

the foot. On

rim; at bot

the

flange. floor: pair

at center, small plantaform On of rim, exterior Proculus). ornament: a part of applique spectacle spiral (possibly one of a in between). originally pair, with other motifs a late Arezzo rather Con (fired dark). Perhaps product CVArret, p. 149, no. 454:28. spectus form 21.3. For stamp: (Diam. grooves 6.0); PCLPR (P. Clodius

stamp:

17, PL 25

Fig. 17, Pl. 25

16 192.

12.4

about plate; with small rim,

quarter-round molding the floor rises toward center.

of

Fig.

est.

H.

a band

red gloss. 20.

Fragmentary plate floor: pair of grooves

AreaC Small

form

504 P 11210 B13:l (upper fill) H.

est.

507 P 23519 Area K 15,with 378, 483

Fig. 17, PL 25

right from a triangular leaf; cf. 487, 497-500. red ware,

17, Pl. 25

Fig.

2.3; Diam.

Perhaps Ca. a.d.

508

2.2; Diam.

Floor,

(Ha.3)

at top and bottom; at broad raised band moldings edge on raised of flat floor. Fine band (six rows of rouletting an (L. 3.8, dam tiny notches); applied spectacle-spiral one of a on outside of rim. Hard preserved aged; pair?)

Ca.

P 18318 F-K

21

Plate rim (twojoining sherds): vertical rimwith small

Kenrick Area

fabric.

20.

Conspectus as 500. Context

503

Stepped

Form

10-11:1

B-C

not Arezzo

Italian?);

and

(appearing over est. 8.5) of grooves (Diam. pair position at center, stamp plantaform (only the heel-end no letters are visible). On exterior of rim, ap

marks); of foot;

plique

on

from a band

closing

two other

and

(North

as 487.

P 32037

506

earlier

Three

Fig. 17, Pl. 25

of rim.

inside

ware

Conspectus

foot

Diam.

17.6,

10.0

foot

on

marks

Regional Context

band

form

period).

est. 18.0 lip as 502. On orna fr.: plate, exterior, applique a festoon a run (or animal?), part of part of dog

Plates/Platters,

17.5

Two joining frr.of rim and floor with trace of foot;

Conspectus

(Claudian

ning to left.Light brick-red clay, bright red gloss; slight

20.4.

center

pia,

white,

rim 2.2; Diam.

Rim

spatula

est.

where

slip (cf. 472, 523).

505 P 21477 Area H-K 11-14, lot0 378

17, PL 24 Fig. (layer II), with 500, 522,

533

2.7; H.

appli but similar,

century.

501 P 18392 Area H 13, lots K 95-97 P.H.

rim,

suspended

Conspectus

At spectacle spiral. points of surface away, clay appears

form 20.4. Conspectus of mid-lst Context century

ments:

ware.

not Arezzo

Probably Context

festoon

(b)

flaked

enclos

11.8)

of grooves 8.0). On (Diam. rosette with (a) six-leaved

the foot;

has

as from a preapplied

on

ing a broad band of rouletting just outside the position

of

169

ornament:

applique the gloss

488,

also

WARES

Kenrick 2000, type 59219. Cf. 516. Mid-

to late

1st century.

CATALOGUE

170

509 P8117 17, PL 25 Fig. Area A-F 9-15, section 110, unstratified find P.H.

2.4; Diam.

Rim

fr. From

lip

a

spiral,

. Surface

nally)

On

of rim, appli to 10 origi

exterior of up

(one

dolphin

spalled. ware. Arezzo

Probably After a.d.

18.6

as 508.

plate

ornaments:

que

ca.

est.

form

Conspectus

As

form

Conspectus

20

simi

(or

lar). For stamp: CVArret,p. 59, no. 145:55; Kenrick 2000, type 276.53 (attributed to the Pisa production). Context

514

21.3.

10.

ware.

Pisa

Probably

of 1st century?

P 6754 Pl. 26 Iliffe 1939, p. 55; Kenrick

no.

2000, CD-ROM,

16

195.

AreaK14 Form

Conspectus

Plates,

Max.

4.6

Derivatives)

(Ha.4

Floor

P 15325

510

Fig. 17, PL 25

N 17:2 (POU) P.H.

2.4; Diam.

Rim

of

lip

plate, on with spatula marks of rim, exterior applique

walled, On

ral. Bright Arezzo

vermilion-red or

to 511.

preserved,

smooth

exterior, ornament:

gloss. ware. Puteoli

possibly 1st century.

Probably early 1st and early 2nd

Thin

interior. spi

spectacle in series?

Early of second Context

of

century.

P3432 17, PL 25 Fig. Iliffe 1936, p. 45 (reading? RYVR); Kenrick, CD-ROM, no. 16 193. G8:l Diam.

4.0;

at

cal

spectacle of rim marked On groove. ing enclosed Diam.

internal

of foot,

position two pairs of grooves blurred

Arezzo

fabric.

and band

(Diam.

plantaform

(T. Rufrenus Rufio). Thin

offset

over

by at center,

9.3

rim, verti Upcurved ornaments: two of rim, applique Fine inside groove lip; bottom

spirals. off by an

floor,

7.8);

foot

mended.

near-complete, exterior top. On

small

Diam.

lip 17.6;

Plate:

Conspectus

form

4.6.

an

external

of roulett 10.3,

inner

stamp:

RVFR

For

a.d.

15-50+.

Context

of Tiberian

stamp:

to Claudian.

512 P8685 Fig. 17 Area E 8, lotKK 165 (plant hole C6), with L 2664 (a Howland

type 52H) est. 18.0 est. 17.6) (lip as 511. Pinkish fabric.

lst-century lamp, P.H. 2.2; Diam. Rim

fr.; shape Arezzo Probably

Plate

Form

513 P 17798 Fig. Kenrick 2000, p. 130, no. 16 194. Area C-F 15-19, lot00 91-92 2.5; Diam.

P.H.

foot

latter

On

and

floor:

rather

floor.

remains

dull).

est.

floor

floor:

On

plate.

band

est. 7.5);

at center,

of direct-contact

CVArret,

stamp:

(or

a.d.

than

20

early

(on 2nd

basis

of

P.H.

not

century.

515 P 24029 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM,

J 15:2

Context

stamp-form).

simi

Italian,

all stamps plantaform); Kenrick 2000, type 1133.7. later

. .]).

in the kiln.

stacking form 20 Conspectus (Central p. 257, no. 982

Perhaps

planta

. .] R[.

Fig. 17, Pl. 26

no. 16 196.

foot 9.6; max.

floor 16.5 p.Diam. a trace of of rim junction a as 511??foot From and fairly high plate preserved. narrow. two concentric On floor: 9.2, (Diam. grooves 2.2; Diam. of foot

Much

floor

a band

enclose

7.4)

and

of

and

at center,

rouletting;

perhaps CVI[B]. Graffito on bottom. form

Conspectus CVArret,

p.

522,

18/20,

no.

20 or related

2295:50b

oval

stamp:

type. For

stamp:

(C. Vibienus)?or

possi

bly a version of CN ATEI (ligatured); Kenrick 2000, type 2373.52. a.d.

before

15. Context

516 P 15112 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, Area H 19, lot YT 38 est.

of Early

no. 16 197.

Roman.

Fig. 17, Pl. 26

10.0

P.H.

2.5; Diam.

Base

that of 511. On resembles profile a of rouletting enclosed pair of grooves by one est. toward and exterior 12.5) (Diam. groove est. two close-set (Diam. 11.5); (Diam. grooves

floor:

foot

fr. Preserved

band

. 10.5). At center, .]. Traces PCLO[. stamp: plantaform on floor of direct-contact in the kiln. stacking For stamp: CVArret, p. 149, no. 454:10-20 (P. Clodius are Cf. All of this potter Proculus). stamps plantaform.

4.6

17, PL 26

est. 8.7

as on Foot and beveled, high two outer of groove break), (at at cen of concentric 10.0, 3.1); (Diam. grooves pairs broken ter, plantaform away at right: CNAATEI stamp, of direct A. Faint mark bottom, [AT lig.]. On graffito: red clay and gloss in the kiln. Dark contact (the stacking Fr. of foot

500.

For

toward

Derivatives)

(Ha.4

lar).

center

ware.

Conspectus

Bases,

Small

(Diam.

grooves

ware?

Arezzo

Perhaps

CVArret,p. 387, no. 1599:28; Kenrick 2000, type 1728.9. Ca.

three

After

half

trace of foot.

fr.with

floor, mark

On

511

H.

with

juncture

form stamp: C MER [ME lig.] (for C. Me[.

17.0

as far as

similar,

at

foot

of rouletting bordered on inside by a single groove (Diam. est. 9.3);

est.

7.1; Diam.

dim.

9.0

508. Kenrick 2000, type 592.11. Ca.

a.d.

50-80.

Context

517 P 19488 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, Area P.H. Base (Diam. grooves

C-F

section

15-19,

foot

2.5; Diam. fr., related 14.0); (Diam.

broad, 12.2,

of

1st century.

no. 16 198.

Fig. 17, Pl. 26

00

est. 9.5

to the deep 10.0)

On floor: groove two 13.2,12.4); (Diam. a band of roulett enclosing

preceding. groove

ing; groove (Diam. 7.8) just outside position of foot. At

center, part of a plantaform [.. .]OR (O uncertain; stamp: trace of On floor, over foot (eccentric), PCOR). perhaps red gloss. in the kiln. Good direct-contact stacking

ITALIAN

p.

ware; no.

20. No

context.

der type 1067). a.d.

After

to

close

Arezzo 158, under

Probably CVArret,

For

519.

Kenrick

479).

2000,

SIGILLATA

stamp: listed un

2.5; Diam.

Complete chamfered

11.0

foot

base;

central

at base

(as on

(base 10.6) part of floor

the

Arezzo

fabric

Context

of

(or

similar).

Kenrick

2000,

no.

vessel

p. 273,

16 199.

Fig. 17, PL 26

Area B-C 21, lotNN 123,with 627 2.5; Diam.

P.H.

foot

est.

floor

10.3; Diam.

17.0

Half of foot and half of floor, with trace of junc

tion of rim.

Shape

or 511.

as 500

12.1, (Diam. grooves at center, plantaform

a band

two pairs of of rouletting;

not

stamp,

completely

impressed:

floor:

On

enclose

10.3)

A-MAN I [MA ligatured, N retrograde]

(presumably for

are traces of grooves the inner A. Manneius). Over pair of marks in the kiln. left by direct-contact stacking form 20 or related type. For stamp: CVArret, Conspectus

p. 250, no. 947; Kenrick 2000, type 1101.9. Context

520

of

1st century.

P1514 Fig. 17, PL 26 Iliffe 1936, p. 39; not listed in CVArret,Kenrick 2000,

p. 275,

no.

16 200.

Area H 13 P.H.

foot 2.1; Diam. fr. of a small

Base

center.

the

On

floor:

plate.

is thickened

Floor

of grooves

pair

stamp,

tending

to

plantaform

toward

(Diam.

7.2)

just

(Diam. 5.3); at

shape:

MARCIA(?)

[MAR lig., terminal A, ifsuch, is inverted]. Light orange

clay, hard vermilion-red gloss. form Puteolan? 18/Haltern Conspectus lated? For stamp: CVArret, p. 252, no. 962

2 or

type

(Marcius; no. p. 291 under

pare 962:f, and see also comment Kenrick under 2000, type 1116.2, 1st century? Early

re

com 1111);

-na?).

Marcia(-nus?

2.9; Diam.

foot

9.5, Diam.

fr. of foot Single rim. high Foot-ring

and

floor,

and

narrow.

of

8.5);

est.

floor

with

16.3

trace

of junction of two grooves floor:

On

(Diam. 12.0, 10.2) enclosing a band of rouletting; pair (Diam.

grooves

at

center,

plantaform

stamp:

LALBIAPRIL [AP lig.]. On floor a rough circular mark

from

stacking

Probably

in the kiln. Gloss

a

provincial

rather

Italian

dull.

product.

Conspectus

form 20 or related type. For stamp: Kenrick 2000, type 71.1 (for the name L. Albius Aprilis). This stamp is not included in CVArret. Mid-1st

century.

est.

5.6; Diam.

lip fr. Large dish everted lip.

3.2-3

(layer II), with 500, 501,

32.0 flat

with

floor,

and

wall

curving

in the series.

Early

P 5019 18, Pl. 27 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 38; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 202. Area F 13, lot B'32

523

2.0; Diam.

est.

foot

10.0

foot markedly tilted, with a small two grooves at base. On floor: chamfer 10.8, 9.2) (Diam. a band over of rouletting of foot; pair enclosing position of grooves at center, (Diam. 5.0); stamp: plantaform Base

fr. Floor

on

places

flat;

[VR, and perhaps AM

GAMVRI

where

the exterior,

the

In

lig.] (Camurius).

or flaked,

isworn

gloss

the exposed surface appears white (cf. 472, 504). On the base, graffito: IT and A in ligature. An

early,

fine-quality

Ca.

mid-1st

of

example

its

For

shape.

129-134, no. 397; Kenrick

stamp: CVArret, pp. type 514.30.

in Late

Residual

century.

524 P 26447 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, R161

2000, fill.

Roman

18, Pl. 27

Fig. no. 16 203.

foot est. 5.8 1.8; Diam. fr. of a small plate foot. On floor: (?). Tilted over of grooves of foot; at center, position plantaform P.H.

Base

pair (?)

[AM

AMA[...] or Late

fragmentary: Arezzo Probably

lig.]. ware. Italian

For

stamp:

CVArret,pp. 11-12, 64, nos. 53-59, 154; Kenrick 2000, type 1101.16 (listed under A. Manneius). Context

of 2nd

century.

525 P 19191 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 204. Area A-D 14-17, lotnil 60 P.H.

1.7; Diam.

Base

fr. with

is narrow

and

exterior

521 P 14717 Fig. 17, PL 26 Kenrick 2000, p. 87, no. 16 201. Area A-B 21-22, lotNN 129,with 473 P.H.

Form

43)

stamp,

est. 6.8

outside position of foot; single groove center,

small,

H.

P 15438

519

of the

Roman.

Early

(Goudineau

P.H.

of grooves faint remains 11.9, (Diam. a as in band From between them. plate rouletting than normal size. somewhat larger preceding, pairs

Conspectus

Dishes,

Rim

lost. High foot, two On floor,

preceding). 9.4), with

171

522 P 18391a Fig. 18 Area H 13, lots K 95-97 533

518 P 32164 Fig. 17 Area F-K 13-19, lotK 260, with 578, 582 P.H.

WARES

grooves

foot trace

without

at juncture over position

est.

7.6

as 526, but the foot shape no on but a groove angle, of floor with wall. two On floor: of wall; bevel; of

foot

plantaform stamp: DERASTIC Fine-quality

ware,

early

(Diam.

no.

1565,

citing

7.4);

at

center,

... [DE and ST lig.].

in series.

read as DERASTIC?): 381,

Fig. 18, Pl. 27

four other

finds

rick 2000, type 1691.5. Residual in 3rd/4th-century fill.

For

stamp

(to be

CVArret,pp. 380 from Greece;

Ken

526 P 12424 Fig. 18, Pl. 27 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, nos. 16 204, 205; Iliffe 1939, p. 58. Area P.H.

T-U

21-23,

2.4; Diam.

section foot

II

8.9, Diam.

floor

13.4

Base of dish with flaring wall: joining frr. (about two thirds of floor and foot, trace of wall). Wall marked

CATALOGUE

172 off on

interior

a

two grooves floor: slight ridge. On at center, stamp: OCTSA plantaform

by

11.0, 9.3); (Diam. Salutaris (Octavius belonged active Italian Central potters century). reddish

.On

terior)

firm,

reddish,

Clay brown

with

gloss

floor,

to an unlocated

into the early 2nd perhaps but coarse-textured; dark

medium

luster

mark

off-center,

(late?).

product

ex

left by direct-contact

stacking in the kiln. Poor-quality

on

(duller

form

Conspectus

3.2, vari

ant. For stamp: Ohlenroth 1937, p. 241; CVArret,p. 299, no. 1164:19; Kenrick 2000, type 1317.14. Third

quarter into 2nd

run

may

of

M-P

P.H.

flaking floor: On

a

places.

trace

date

and

so broad.

not

at

7.5);

center,

toes):

(plantaform??no

per

haps LVCPY (P may be PL lig.; a possible P [toe orna ment?] at right). Fabric and slip as 526: poor dullish on

smoothed

slip, Late

in series.

upper For stamp

. .

(Lucretius Robinson's

896-898.

LOCTPR, which looks impossible. Kenrick 1048.4 (assigned to LVCPYR). End of 1st to firsthalf of 2nd century.

.?): CVArret, was

reading

2000,

type

528 P 14981 Fig. 18, PL 27 Kenrick 2000, p. 307, no. 16 207. Area D 16-17 (Great Drain), lot NN 68 P.H.

1.9; Diam.

Half

of base

foot and

7.3

floor.

as

Shape

526,

but

9.2,

(Diam.

as 526, but slip duller; traces of direct-contact

some

and

7.6)

at center,

scratches;

(same name as 526). Fabric

plantaform stamp: OCTASA

finish. On poor in the kiln. stacking

the floor,

rather

For stamp: Kenrick 2000, type 1317.2.

Late

1st

century

2nd?)

(to early

century.

in a 3rd

Residual

529 P 15324 PL 27

no. 16 208.

Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM,

N 17:2 (POU) dim.

Part floor:

groove

trace

with

(Diam.

est.

foot

5.8; Diam.

of floor

cf. 644,

7.0);

of

at center,

Shape

as

526.

M-O

2.9; Diam.

9-11,

Late

2nd

lst-early

century?

531 P 22295 18, Pl. 27 Fig. Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 210. Area O 12, lotsO 192-192a (layer IV), with 367, 635,

712

foot est. 9.0 7.1; Diam. as the fr. of a preceding. plate; shape probably to 1.2 thick at resting widens foot, 0.5 surface, no bevel. At center of floor, plantaform illegible,

Max.

dim.

at

stamp (with long toes): [.. .]TANor [.. ,]IAN (perhaps Ve ian). Clay pinkish, gloss reddish brown and dull. a late

Probably

product,

provincial

as

the preceding.

For stamp: CVArret,p. 513, no. 2250; Kenrick 2000, type 2336.2. Context

3rd

of early

century.

by

the same

section foot

S,

est. 9.5

stamp:

For

Ken

potter.

residual

532 no.

P 6990 Pl. 28 Iliffe 1939, p. 53 (reading LO); Kenrick 2000, p. 311, 16 211.

B-C

10-11:1

Max.

dim.

Dish

base.

7.8 On

(Diam.

groove

single

of grooves (Diam. pair at center, 2.2); plantaform

floor:

(hook of P open below).

LPO

not

Probably

For

Arretine.

no. 1361; Kenrick, type 1345.1. Context

late

of

at inner

7.4; Diam.

dim.

Half

of floor

with

trace

foot had

the preceding;

CVArret,

to a.d.

341,

p.

75-100.

(layer II), with 500, 501,

522

Max.

stamp:

b.c

1st century

533 P 18391b Pl. 28 Area H 13, lots K 95-97

as

8.5); stamp:

break

of foot

of foot. tilted

Probably inner face. At

6.7

same

form

center

of

provincial

fabric.

For

stamp:

stamp:

soft;

18, PL 27 find

CVArret,

p.

296,

as 522.

On

plantaform

530 P 4651 Fig. Kenrick 2000, p. 336, no. 16 209. P.H.

CVArret,

p. 340, no. 1351; Kenrick 2000, type 1498.2; Iliffe 1936, p. 31 (reading CROMF; also noted by Comfort 1938b, p. 55); CVArret,no. 1351:e (with corrected reading).

Context

6.5

foot.

date.

Area

stamp:

left by direct-contact in kiln. stacking in Central made stamp: Italy. For

Late(?)

rick 2000, type 1317.6. Second half of 1st and early 2nd century. Context of same

floor:

plantaform

no. 1147; Kenrick 2000, type 1301.

[OC]TSAL (as 526, 528). Pinkish clay,moderately dull red slip. For ware,

On

I be P, floor, rough plantaform stamp: ICIVL (initial may C uncertain), or possibly CNF [?F]. Light brick-red, with dull red gloss.

layer.

Max.

526.

Probably

smaller.

Foot tilted, not beveled. On floor: two faintly incised grooves

as

shape

center,

surface.

nos.

239-240,

pp.

mark

top;

scratched

est.

(Diam.

grooves

11.2);

at

CPOMF. Fabric and slip/gloss as 526. On floor, circular

The

find.

ca. 9.8

floor

but

of wall;

Base

Surface

as 526,

stamp

18, PL 27

context

floor

of wall.

Shape of

pair oval

elongated,

9.0, Diam.

foot

frr. with in

Context

Fig. no. 16 206. X without

section

6-13,

1.7; Diam.

Base

later.

century.

527 P 22458 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, Area

or

1st century

trace

(Diam.

groove

of

group

fr. with

Base

P 9265 Fig. 18, Pl. 28 Iliffe 1939, p. 42; Kenrick 2000, p. 467, no. 16 212. Area P 11-12, lot I 343 (at 61.8 masl)

534

P.H.

1.9; Diam.

foot

6.3

Dish: half of floor and foot with trace of wall. Thin of grooves floor: tilted. On (cf. 525; Diam. pair [AV lig.]. 5.5). At center, plantaform stamp: GVE-AV the vertical Y-like For stamp: CVArret, p. 512, no. 2244;

foot,

hasta of the ligatured V is recognizable Kenrick 2000, type 2330.1. Context half

of

"late

1st century").

1st century"

(pace Comfort);

fill (with

coins

of

"2nd

ITALIAN Flat-Based

SIGILLATA

Area

D-E

P.H.

5-6 frr.: most

Two

joining foot. Floor

out

of base

forms

the juncture (Diam.

5.5);

of floor,

part of wall. base concave;

CVArret,

stamp:

plantaform

before

a.d.

stamp).

No

20

(Rasinius context.

1485:20,

later

the

adopted

est. 9.8

base

Half of floor and part of wall. Bowl, as 535, but the is

wall (Diam.

rather

oblique est. 5.9);

at

than center,

curved.

On

floor, device

rectangular at right, club

at left, caduceus;

amphora;

groove stamp:

(?).

The fabric could be taken for Qandarh ware, but the recurs

stamp

CVArret,

stamp:

on

only

type 2575.1.

the West.

Italy and

Kenrick

2524-2528;

For 2000,

25-50.

Conspectus

Cups,

from

nos.

565,

p.

of a.d.

Context

finds

Form

and

14 (Ha.7),

of at

grooved tened cave,

rim

Good

Kenrick

straight, Flat rim-band.

of rim (interior moldings at at lip; groove mid-height Late

con of

in series.

of first half

of

16 215. p. 448, no. section nil 14-17,

P.H.

2.1; Diam.

Base

fr.

floor

almost

1st century.

Fig. 18, PL 28

2000,

A-D

foot as 541,

Shape thinner. oval

center,

On

stamp:

indicates

6.5 but

thinner and higher, foot-ring (Diam. 4.1); pair of grooves DOMESTICV around [clockwise

floor:

direct-contact similar

Appearance

to 442

in the kiln. stacking to that and comparable

of some Flavian South Gaulish ware; probably Arezzo

ware.

For

stamp:

2000, type2216.6. 539

CVArret,

p. 487,

no.

2094:d,

e; Kenrick

P 3669 18, PL 28 Fig. Iliffe 1936, p. 43 (reading *IP .. .); Kenrick 2000, CD

ROM,

no.

16 216.

(for L. Titius

below from

resulting

Thyr stack

direct-contact

ing in the kiln. Remains of a graffito on bottom. Good

red

gloss. Arezzo

ware.

For

CVArret,

stamp:

2061:64; Kenrick 2000, type 2246.31. of

Roman

Early

(with

some

no.

479-481,

pp.

Late

Roman).

P 7649 Fig. 18, Pl. 28 Iliffe 1939, p. 49; Kenrick 2000, p. 222, no. 16 217. Area E 6

540

P.H.

1.9; Diam.

7.8 (7.2 at base) flat floor and foot-ring; triangular a fine off on outside groove, by small offset. Floor thin. On thick, wall foot

of cup with marked curved,

Base wall on

inside

floor:

pair

a by of grooves

(Diam.

of direct-contact

floor, mark

over

lar dent

line

at center,

2.8);

stamp in double frame: CFAS

rectangular

(forC. Fastidienus). On

in the kiln stacking Radial chattering-marks

of foot).

(circu on

bottom. not

Probably

For

Arretine.

CVArret,

stamp:

p.

no. 672:a, h, k; Kenrick 2000, type 80714. Augustan

192,

period?

P 5727 Fig. 18, Pl. 28 Iliffe 1939, p. 42; Kenrick 2000, p. 152, vessel no. 16

foot

3.3; Diam.

off and

clearly marked Base thickened a

of the foot floor. On of wall

5.1

toward slight

exterior,

and

foot. On

more

vertical

the center;

offset marks a

than

over

on

538-540.

line of exterior

the juncture of wall and the curved junction (Diam. 1.8); at center,

marks groove floor: groove

rectangular stamp: AVIL (cursive script [withAV lig.]); forAvillius (cf. 570), or perhaps [Q-AVREL [AVRE lig.] (lower tip of C visible). Brilliant vermilion gloss. Traces

on

floor

of direct-contact

Puteolan dard

the border]/TITI [inside] (forDomesticus L. Titi). Hard dullish gloss with slight pinkish tint. Rough mark on floor

and

above

floor

fr.with part of wall. Cup with flat floor and gently flaring wall; triangular (beveled) foot-ring, less

wall, Steep flat-sided high

groove red gloss. fabric. Arezzo

Area

on

Mark

P.H.

P 17750

538

floor: stamp,

rectangular

E15:3

12.3

Context

at center,

3.2);

Base

wall.

mid-height; internal

Probably a.d. 1-30?

at

and

tripartite with fine

wall).

and

est.

4.6, Diam.

5.5

218.

537 P 32165 Fig. 18 Area E 3, lotMM 110 Piece

line borders

lig.], sus).

541

Related

P.H.

est.

foot

(intermediate foot-profile). On (Diam.

26a);

P 7951 18, PL 28 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 76; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 214. R13:l 1.0; Diam.

of grooves

pair

536

P.H.

1.6; Diam.

Context

nos.

360-364,

pp.

Kenrick, type 1623.19. Probably

with

Bowl

outer slightly convex, edge the resting marks surface. A deep groove of floor and wall. On floor, pair of grooves at center, RASIN [IN stamp: rectangular

lig.] (Rasinius). For

P.H.

As 538, 541

broken away at right: *LT-THY [RSI] [letters LT and THY

11.0

base

2.5; Diam.

173

Area H 15, lotK 63c (at 64 -2.85 m)

Dishes/Bowls

P 7825 18, PL 28 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 63; Kenrick 2000, p. 353, no. 16 213.

535

WARES

form

ware? 14).

stacking

in the kiln.

form 17 (not Perhaps Conspectus For Aurelius CVArret, stamp: p.

stan 114,

no. 307 (related to :f). Avillius: CVArret,pp. 99-100, no. 226:16; Kenrick 2000, type 371.19. Presumably

Cup,

Conspectus

Augustan.

Context

Form

of Late

Roman.

17

542 P 17219 Fig. 18, PL 28 Agora Guide, 3rd ed., p. 273; 4th ed., p. 268 R 13:2 H.

foot 7.2 7.5; Diam. lip 12.6, Diam. almost as 543f?, Rim-form but wall Cup, complete. forms a cyma recta is flat but the floor thickens profile; center. toward on exterior of rim, on Rouletting top and bottom At center of floor: moldings. rectangular

stamp (two-line, not readily legible). Fine hard red

gloss.

174 Source

uncertain

(Arezzo?

Puteoli?).

CATALOGUE

of Augustan). of ca. a.d. 25-50.

496]?context Context

22,

543 B-C

P 35040 Fig. 3.7; Diam.

Rim

and

rim. On

concave

shallow

con on inside, off small moldings, marked by grooves; a groove. in upper below band half, flanked by in upper

Fine

rouletting Good rim-molding. ware. Arezzo Probably

red

lower

on

and

rim-groove

gloss. form

Conspectus

may

be

on

noted treatment of

b.c-a.d.

sherds

22. The

H.

lip. 20.

the

seen

finds have site; other no fine on 544. Note: ca.

of

Context

a.d.

50

few

(a

in the century).

later

Diam. lip 8.7; with Cup complete.

4.9; Diam.

Almost

foot

3.9

straight flaring, concave on vertical,

rim almost flaring ring-foot; the line of wall the interior terior. On curve.

continuous

Rouletting on inside groove

broad

single

over

2.8)

(Diam.

floor

at

of

position

and

top and bottom floor: of On lip. at center, foot;

on

wall

with ,

of dots

border

light orange-red,

Clay

outside

gloss

and

smooth,

applied. For form 22.5. Conspectus no. Ianuarius The potter 278:g. seem with Sextus Avillius; they

cross

red,

of dots

rather

of

at

foot;

groove circular inside.

For

108, p. associated

foot

gular

foot bears

an

external

at

the

center,

stamp:

[..

.]IN

(?). On

floor: On groove. of an illegible, K and base, graffiti:

groove rectan .

.].

Reddish buff clay with some mica; dull, light reddish brown gloss; both very similar to those of 546, 547. Probably Context

546

Puteolan

not

closely

ware.

dated.

P 6982 18, PL 29 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 52; Kenrick 2000, p. 256, no. 16 220.

Area

D

5-6

graffito: 186, no.

p.

A. Oxe,

634:b;

gloss Germa

Fig. 18, Pl. 29

foot

5.4

floor

] or Arci[

[ST lig.] (forArgi[

CVArret,

stamp:

no.

428,

p.

1803:e

Kenrick 2000, type 1932.3. Context

Augustan.

(or

]

related);

fill.

of Byzantine

P 3036 18, Pl. 29 Fig. Iliffe 1936, p. 28; CVArret,pp. 45, 53, no. 144:121 or no. 122:b; Kenrick 2000, p. 121, no. 16 223. foot est. 1.2; Diam. center of floor, small

At

3.7

CVArret,

stamp:

pp.

no.

42-54,

a.d.

144,

esp.

3515 F

Area

p.

53,

10-30?

P

550

indi

(no

stamp

plantaform

cation of toes): ATEI (Cn. Ateius).

right column; Kenrick 2000, type 268.137.

CD[.

a Pu

(Epigonus, K. Clay and

Sesti).

Ca.

part

bottom,

lar stamp: ARCI/SEST

lots T

14,

143-145

(at elev.

61.5

Fig. 18, Pl. 29 -3.0

m),

with

137,151,653 2.7; Diam.

P.H.

center

At

est. 6.0

5.6);

EPIG?

stamp:

CVArret,

4.2; Diam.

For

Base fr.with part of wall. Shape probably as 544; the (Diam.

Shape

missing.

a cup as 544; From and wall. Single on exterior. On lower part of the foot sharply beveled two grooves floor: 2.0, 1.5); at center, (Diam. rectangu

20-40/50.

3.0; Diam.

On

fr.: foot,

in Cen

type 961.1.

2000,

of foot

AreaF-GlO

CVArret,

closely to have worked

5.8

surface

oval

center,

stamp:

P.H. stamp: was

est.

foot

fr.; resting

548 P 17724 Kenrick 2000, p. 403, no. 16 222. Area B 19, lotNN 776

and

P 7270 18, PL 29 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 73. Area E-F 2-3, lotMM 87 (at 1.3-2.0 m below top of railwaywall), with 586, 695

flaring

Kenrick

838:e;

549

545

P.H.

no.

230-231,

pp.

nia, 1937, p. 137; Kenrick 2000, type 770.3 (or .4?).

unevenly

tral Italy. Kenrick of a.d. Context

interior

early Tiberian.

potter).

For a

of rim;

dull

base

Single

the ex forms

stamp: IANVARIVSFECI (N retrograde, the firstV invert ed)

the

as 545.

only

P 7644 18, PL 28 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 51; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 219.

Q13:l

On

potter).

as 545, 546. On floor: groove (Diam. 4.8) over position

P.H.

544

or

1.9; Diam.

teolan

"classic" rim of this type (Haltern type 8), with inter nal

10

CVArret,

stamp:

P.H.

Edge of a groove (marking off floor) visible on interior

Ca.

stamp:

P 3196 Fig. 18, Pl. 29 Iliffe 1936, p. 33; CVArret,p. 186, no. 634:f; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 221. Area K14

cup with vertical band between

conical-bodied

of rim,

rim-moldings, rim the simpler on inside groove

(Diam.

groove circular

a Puteolan

(Iulius,

part of wall. over 4.0) posi IVLI surrounded

with

preserved,

547

cave

at break.

floor:

at center,

Augustan

fr. of

wall

5.8

floor

and On

545.

Shape tion of foot; a wreath by

18 rim est. 9.3

outside

as

foot

foot

2000, type 991.6.

10-11:1

P.H.

of

For

etc

23.1,

Facies)

(Ha.8

3.0; Diam.

of wall, mark leftby direct-contact stacking in the kiln. Clay and gloss as 545, the latter slightlyorange.

Forms

Conspectus

Cups,

P.H. Half

form

Conspectus

17 (unclassified version). Another complete example of this shape from an Aegean site: Michelucci 1985, p. 101, pi. XV:d (stamped LYSIMA/CALIDI [CVArret,type

foot

of floor

4.3 a

small,

stamp,

rectangular

ible (two-line? signet impression?). Context of firsthalf of 1st century. P

551

H. est.

Fig. 18, Pl. 29

7954

R131 6.6; max.

est.

Diam.

illeg

11.1

(lip

est.

10.6);

Diam.

foot

5.5 Small

fr.: full profile,

except

for floor.

Variant

type

with flat floor and small projecting foot; the rim profile is normal. such on

band exterior

On

rim,

on of

another of rouletting; concave band On of flange. ornament: slender spec applique

three

underside rim,

bands

of an

(one

tacle-spiral

flanked

molding

Arezzo

Probably brid.

opposed

by grooves ware.

of rim.

face form

Conspectus

22/23,

P.H.

hy

3.6; Diam.

Fr. of rim

Tiberian

of a.d.

Context

period.

to 550.

25-50.

On

another

19

P9991 Fig.

552

no. p. 26,

AgoraV,

D4:l

(layer IIA)

2.1; Diam.

P.H.

35, pi. 7.3

23

ifArretine).

(or overfired,

early variant. Context of ca. a.d.

Conspectus

floor,

Fig. no. 16 224.

of foot surface resting preceding; of At center of foot, a groove. exterior to branch FELIX above stamp: palm

rectangular

31.

form

Conspectus

For

CVArret,

stamp:

pp. 195-196, no. 685:11, 33; listed as Puteolan; Kenrick 2000, type823.14. A stamp from same punch: 663. or

Augustan Late Roman.

Tiberian.

early

Forms

Conspectus

5.5; max.

About

half

of

probably

Types,

22/23

rim

and

12.4, Diam. upper

lip

wall

est.

Cup,

preserved.

two grooves

a

indicates

profile

red gloss. Bright or Arezzo Puteoli of a.d.

Context

that

was

floor

the missing

flat.

form

Conspectus

no.

floor,

missing.

Cup,

related

of

to 554,

but

at

top of of rim flat,

squat proportions. Rouletting a rim only, marked off inner face groove; by at small plantaform flat; at center, grooved lip. Floor

stamp (right foot, but toes to left): FELIX.Ware and gloss (red, bright) as 554. form

Conspectus

23.1,

variant.

For

stamp:

CVArret,

pp. 195-196, nos. 684, 685:41; Kenrick 2000, type823.24.

The

name

may or may Context

Felix

not

is known

have

of a.d.

concave

slightly

vertical

wall,

a

rim;

On exterior small moldings bearing rouletting. ornaments: of rim, fulmen (or sheaf of grain), applique a concave twice. Upper half of inner face of rim bears by fine

no grooves; (for C. Vibienus).

On

band

flanked

at

stamp: CVIBI plantaform same as 673 below. punch

grooves.

floor:

center,

From Basic

form

rim

treated

of

as

as

form Conspectus on the earlier

23.2,

but

form

22.

inner For

face

stamp:

CVArret,pp. 520-522, no. 2295:3, 6, 58; Kenrick 2000, type 2373.69. of a.d.

Context

20-40+.

P.H.

3.2; Diam.

Rim

fr.

lip

est.

as 556,

Cup,

7.3

182 (layerV)

no

but

of Early

decoration

on

preserved

come

20-40+.

from Puteoli, from

Roman?

P 644 Fig. 19, Pl. 30 Iliffe 1936, p. 50 (reading C.VRA); A. Oxe, Germania, 1937, p. 137; Iliffe 1939, p. 71 (reading GVRB); CVArret, p. 561, no. 2496:h (following Iliffe 1936; errone listed under LVRBANVS); Kenrick 2000, p. 474, ously no. 16 227. Area I 17-18 559

foot fr.At

4.5 center

of floor,

IE lig.] (for C. Vibienus).

25-50.

one-third

and

flaring

contact

and

16 226.

small projecting foot at edge of floor.At top and bottom

Base

23.1.

P 7669 19, PL 29 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 49; Kenrick 2000, p. 225, no. 16 225. D 11:1 (dumped fill) H. 4.3; Diam. 7.5 (lip 7.3); Diam. foot 4.3

About

form

D 11:1 (dumped fill) H. 7.2; Diam. lip 12.8; Diam. foot 6.4 A few frr.missing from wall and rim. Cup with flat

Diam. ware.

555

smaller,

(a

12.0

two bands at top, above of roulett at bottom. On interior: flange pair projecting at of grooves with separating pair of grooves lip, cavity no ornaments. The rim from wall. Apparently applied

wall

ridges, applique of rim plain

P 7395 19, Pl. 30 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 70; ROM, p. 8, no. 24; Kenrick 2000,

Context est.

early (?) variant of 565ff.; rimmore elaborately profiled,

bearing ing, and

shape and

top

rim.

Diam. of

face

558 P 23521 Fig. 19 Area H-P 12-15, lotMI

19

554 P 7953 Fig. R13.T P.H.

Context

Post-Augustan

Traditional

Cups,

the

Inner

at

ridges

of rim,

5.6

foot

right. Possibly

19, PL 29

the

around

narrow;

at bottom;

in

related

pair between

spectacle-spiral.

CD-ROM,

form

1-25.

553 P 22336 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, Area O 16, lot T 15b 2.1; Diam. as

rim:

or Puteoli Variant of Conspectus product. the plate, form 20.3). Conspectus (matching Context of early to mid-lst century

557

22.5/23,

Fr. of bowl

of a cup of

wall

Arezzo

est.

lip

of a cup as the preced of rim and upper wall as 539: treatment Rim smaller. but groove single ing, at top and bottom of rim; no Fine inside rouletting lip. ornament. Pinkish red ware, trace remains of applique red gloss. smooth darkish

P.H.

est. 9.0

upper of exterior

slight groove at lip). Brilliant red gloss.

62.

Half

Provincial

lip

and

pair

ornament: G

Fig. 19, Pl. 30

556 P 14343 E 14:6 (top fill)

concave

Normal

pair?). inner

on

175

WARES

SIGILLATA

ITALIAN

there.

but

this example

For

with

fire after

stamp:

CVArret,

oval

stamp:

breakage. 520-522, pp.

rick 2000, type 2373.21. 1st century

Early

GVIBIE

[IB and

Clay and gloss darkened by no.

2295:19;

Ken

a.d.

P 3753 Fig. 19, Pl. 30 Iliffe 1936, p. 44 (reading RASN); CVArret,pp. 361, 364, no. 128; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 228. Area H 15 (at elev. 64 -3.4 m)

560

P.H. On

foot

1.5; Diam.

6.5

two grooves

floor,

at

juncture

with

wall;

at

the

center, rectangular stamp: RASIN [IN lig.] (Rasinius of Arezzo). For

stamp:

CVArret,

pp.

360-364,

p. 362; Kenrick 2000, type 1623.25. Context

of Early

Roman.

no.

1485,

esp.

176

CATALOGUE

P 2272 19, PL 30 Fig. Iliffe 1936, pp. 47 (without inventory number), 48; CVArret,p. 493, no. 2137:f; Kenrick 2000, p. 451, no. 16 229. Area J 11 561

P.H.

1.0; Diam.

Half

of base;

foot

as

est. 4.6

preceding.

center

At

Thin-walled.

of

floor, rectangular stamp: SVAVI/LTITI [SVAV lig.; S re versed] (for Suavis L. Titi). On base, graffito: ETTIK. ware.

Arezzo

is by

imen

form

Conspectus

this

For

potter).

22.1.3

(the

493,

p.

no. 2137:i, k; Kenrick 2000, type 2236.6. For graffito: p. 46, no.

XXI,

Agora

F 249,

21.

pi.

foot 1.4; Diam. to 572. On Related at center,

wall;

fabric.

at with groove juncture broken away at right:

stamp,

CVArret,

stamp:

1st century.

nos. p. 69,

161:

2.0; Diam. with

find

in context

Base, On

554.

cen

of 3rd

4.3 a cup, in tabula

from

of wall;

stamp, illegible red gloss. Smooth not Arezzo ware.

Possibly

as

type perhaps ansata (not fully

564 P 25621 Fig. Kenrick 2000, p. 398, no. 16 231. A 16:4 (lower fill) P.H.

foot

3.6; Diam.

19, PL 30

on

Graffito

CVArret,

in a context

Applied

Cups, Form

bottom

416,

pp.

(monogram?). nos.

421-422,

of mid-2nd

century

1732,

B.C.

Conspectus

Motifs,

plique plain

foot-shaped

EVHOD

[VHlig.]

on

on

orna applique the rim when

of floor

missing. 23.2.

form

On

underside. fulmen stamp

5.4; max.

(twice). (no

(indistinct).

"toes"),

as 566,

Cup, decoration

At

center possibly

of rim,

ap of floor: reading

but

smaller:

rim est.

8.9, Diam.

preserved.

Arezzo

or

ware, of Cn.

close

Ateius,

a fr. to rim. No

and

base, center

At

stamp: probably CNATE

of floor,

plantaform

[ATE lig.; N reversed]. to

it. For

generally

other

plantaform to the Pisa

assigned

production: CVArret,pp. 59-60, no. 145; Kenrick 2000, pp. 129-130 (type 276.58 as here). No

context.

datable

568 P 165 Fig. 19, Pl. 31 no. 1933, 73, fig. 1, pl. VIII p. 288, Waage Area H 5, lotA 74 est. sherd, ware;

Ca.

a.d.

ca.

13.5

as 567.

gloss 10-40+.

Small

ornament.

spectacle-spiral

flaking. From mixed

fill.

or Various Stamps Rectangular 569 P 1927 Fig. 19, Pl. 31 Iliffe 1936, p. 35, reading LCELLI; CVArret,pp. 209, 211 (left column), no. 737:56; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, 16 234.

At

exterior

est. 9.3, Diam.

Diam.

Fig. 19, Pl. 30

no. 16 233.

4.6

H.

Rim with moldings almost vertical, Cup, complete. concave in at top and bottom; wall near-conical, profile. toward floor thickened center, foot; markedly Heavy spike ornaments:

than

additions.

13, lot I 125a

Area Q-R

P 3281 19, PL 30 Fig. Iliffe 1936, p. 34 (reading EVHOD and giving inven [CVArret,p. 69, tory number as 3287; Oxe/Comfort no. 161:13] accept Iliffe's reading, but apparently with out autopsy). Kenrick 2000, p. 219, no. 16 232. G8:l H. 6.6-6.8; Diam. 11.8 (lip 11.3); Diam. foot 5.5

low

of an

to

close

profile delicate

two on

(probably

567 P 20585 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, AreaR13,lotI118E

no.

23.2

a

Diam.

13.1);

Context of Sullan period, with a few 1st- (and 2nd-?)

Arezzo

565

with

est.

(lip

remains

Center top and bottom. ware. Arezzo Conspectus

Rim

est. 6.2

1776; Kenrick 2000, type 1909.15. Intrusive

of rim,

exterior

Diam.

As 560. At center of floor, plantaform stamp: SERT (Sertorius; the R could perhaps be read as N, but planta form stamps of C. Sentius normally include the initial of the praenomen). For stamp:

13.4

Exterior preserved. of foot and floor more

spectacle-spiral

stamps

floor,

impressed).

On

565. ment:

H.

19, PL 30

Fig.

777

foot

trace

est.

Diam.

half

about Cup, treatment

40,19;

tury.

P.H.

7.1; max.

557;

foot

Residual

563 P 27902 Area E 17, lot00

20-50+.

6.6

century

floor:

Kenrick 2000, type 787.1. Early

(cf. that

est. 6.0

rectangular

For

ca.

H. foot

19, PL 30

Fig. no. 16 230.

EV[...] (Cn. Ateius Euhodus). Pisa

appearance

gloss

566 P 10950 Fig. 19 Dll:3 (bottom fill)

at

P.H.

and

complete). Lip flattened; inner face of rim flat, grooved

Augustan.

562 P 14836 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, Area A 18, lotNN 70

ware

product;

of a.d.

Context

type-spec

CVArret,

stamp:

a Pisan

Probably

close to that of Flavian South Gaulish products of 454). For stamp: Kenrick 2000, type 787.35.

foot 6.8 2.7; Diam. center circular of floor,

signed by Kenrick to LCZISPT. For

stamp:

CVArret,

no.

stamp, L.

559:

as

near-illegible, Robinson

Crispius.

reads LGEL[.. .]l (L. Gellius), but not Zabehlicky-Schef fenegger. Kenrick 2000, type 711.9. Context

of

1st century.

P 7309 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 41; Kenrick 2000, p. 235. D 12:1 (dump)

570

P.H.

1.1; Diam.

foot

19, PL 31 152, no. 16

6.4

As 569, but the floor is thicker (Th. 1.1 at center). Foot groove

beveled at

on

juncture

exterior. with

wall;

On

floor: at

center,

broad, square

shallow stamp:

AVIL [AV lig.] above a branch to left (Avillius). Clay and

ITALIAN gloss as 545-547, potters. For

640, all stamped by known Puteolan

CVArret,

stamp:

1st century.

571

100, no.

p.

rick 2000, type 371.21. Early

SIGILLATA

226

Ken

:47, 52);

(cf.

Arezzo

in context

of Late

a.d.

Ca.

576

236.

2nd

of

Context

20-50.

second

208-212,

of

half

1st and

century.

241.

AreaB P.H.

P.H.

On

As 569. On

pp.

P 6872 19, Pl. 31 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 41; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16

Area C 8, lotsKK 68-69 foot

CVArret,

stamp:

Roman.

P8527 19, PL 31 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 68; Kenrick 2000, p. 445, no. 16

2.6; Diam.

For

ware?

no. 737, esp. p. 210; Kenrick 2000, type 879.75. early

Residual

177

WARES

5.6

floor: sharp ridge marks offset fromwall;

10, lots 110 59-60 1.4; Diam.

floor:

foot at

groove

4.9 of wall

juncture

and

floor;

at cen

left:LTI[ti] (L. Titius). Possibly once a second line, nam

ter,plantaform stamp: L-AVIL (L. Avillius). Color of clay 2.5YR 6/6 (light red); gloss 10R 4/6 (red). Clay and gloss are similar to those of 627, 641 (also from this

ing

workshop).

at center,

swallowtail

or freedman

a slave

For

stamp:

broken

stamp

of L. Titius.

CVArret,

no.

475-476,

pp.

Kenrick 2000, type 2203.40. context

Mixed

at

and

below

away

or related;

2052,

a.d.

to 1st century

P 6886 19, PL 31 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 73 ("illegible"); Kenrick 2000, p. 140, no. 16 237. 572

Area

K-Q

P.H.

1.7; Diam.

The

floor

foot

center.

toward with

stem,

center

At

bearing

of floor, in the

lettering

lobes: CN (N reversed), rest illegible (possibly A A or ATEI with ligature?). This abnormal shape of stamp was often

For

used

associated

by potters

stamp:

CVArret,

2000, type 299.27.

Cn.

with nos.

42-90,

pp.

Ateius.

Kenrick

144-186;

Area

S-V

P.H.

1.5; Diam. 575;

stamp: For

P.H.

2.0; Diam.

Complete

foot

but

smaller.

At

center

of

the

floor, rectangular stamp: CRESTI (S retrograde). This potter probably worked north of theAlps. At center of bottom,

small

graffito: Pisa

ware.

Probably

cross.

For

Dark

stamp:

red

gloss.

CVArret,

nos. 425:3c; Kenrick 2000, type 698.31. 1st century

(ca. a.d.

139-141,

pp.

10-40).

P-S

P.H.

1.0; Diam.

Complete rectangular

7-13,

lot SA

foot

related

base,

not

stamp,

to the preceding. at fully impressed

cause of slope of floor: [CJOMMV/CMEM

nis C. Memmi). For stamp:

type 1143.3. Augustan.

CVArret,

of floor

to late

As

p.

261,

no.

989:d;

On

floor:

corners

be

(forCommu

Kenrick

2000,

in context

of

Planta Pedis Stamps 575 P 15323 Fig. Kenrick 2000, p. 236, no. 16 240.

late 3rd

century.

N 17:2 (POU) P.H.

2.4; Diam.

At

Context

216

of

(location

century?

foot

center

3.8

of floor,

plantaform

possible

superscript

[.. J-P-A stamp: S P [?] between

1st century,

of

with

intrusions.

slight

579 P 20319 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 244. Area P-S 7-13, lot ZA 322

Fig. 19, Pl. 32

foot est. 6.0 0.9; Diam. as 575. At center of floor, stamp, plantaform [VM lig.] (for Umbricius). away at right: VMB[...] as for 582. struck from same punch probably

Fr. of base,

ware.

For

CVArret,

stamp:

no. 2385; Kenrick 2000, type 2441.59. Context

of Early

As

1.8; Diam. 575.

On

plantaform

539-541,

pp.

Roman.

580 P 18401 Area A-E 16-23, lotNN 711 foot

Fig. 19, Pl. 32

4.0

floor:

groove Fine stamp.

(Diam. groove

2.0); on

at center, foot.

On

illeg base,

graffito: IMor (inverted) IXII.Smooth orange clay,good red gloss. Puteoli

Context foot

no.

plantaform

and worn).

ible

19, PL 31

96-97,

pp.

of floor,

Thin fabric (Arezzo). For stamp: Kenrick 2000, type 1623.73 (assigned to Rasinius, but die noted as poor

P.H. Residual

1st

1.4; Diam. 575.

Stamp Arezzo

0.8

center

578 P 19280 Fig. 19, Pl. 32 Kenrick 2000, p. 354, no. 16 243. Area F-K 13-16, lotsK 260-261, with 518, 582, 603

broken

at center

Th.

At

lig.; G uncertain].

CVArret,

finds

residual

EA,

3.3

body.

[AV

stamp:

Mid-

19, PL 31

450

4.6;

shallow

Fig. 19, Pl. 31

no. 16 242.

workshop not known); Kenrick 2000, type 359.5.

P.H.

574 P 23748 Fig. Kenrick 2000, p. 280, no. 16 239. Area

foot

uncertain; (reading main letters).

4.1

as 575,

base;

Fig. 19, PL 31

Al.

graffito:

section

17-23,

A-AV-G

P.H.

573 P 17911 Kenrick 2000, p. 204, no. 16 238. Area C 19

base,

577 P 26517 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM,

As

5.9

thickens stamp

trefoil-shaped

T

section

14-17,

On

For stamp: CVArret,pp. 105-106, no. 259 (probably not Arretine); Kenrick 2000, type 403.7.

ware? of Early

Roman.

4.7

base. On floor, very shallow at Complete groove junc at center, tion with wall; LGEL (for stamp: plantaform L. Gellius).

581 245.

P 5567 Fig. Iliffe 1936, p. 30; Kenrick

2000, CD-ROM,

19, PL 32 no. 16

178

CATALOGUE

AreaH-I15,lotK69B P.H. On 1.5);

1.3; Diam.

5.3

at floor: groove juncture at center, long plantaform

with wall;

more

the

likely

outside Italy, including one inAthens). Proculus

at Arezzo

worked

away

at

or P. Clodius Proc

as more

latter

(Diam.

groove broken

stamp,

(forP. Clodius Euphemus

right: PCL ulus,

est.

foot

of Early

and

Late

P 1487 20, Pl. 32 Fig. Iliffe 1936, p. 49 (reading LVIBI); Iliffe 1939, p. 71; Comfort 1938b, p. 59; CVArret,p. 543, no. 2395:47(?); Kenrick 2000, p. 492, no. 16 251.

pp.

Roman.

H-I

582 P 19279 Fig. 19, PL 32 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, vessel no. 16 246. Area F-K 13-16, lotsK 260-261, with 518, 578, 603 P.H.

2.4; Diam.

As

foot

center

At

581.

5.4 VMB

stamp:

plantaform

[VM lig.] (Umbricius; stamp impressed by same punch

as

on

that used

579).

Arezzo fabric?For stamp:Kenrick 2000, type2441.59. 583 P 18002 Fig. Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 247. Area H-115, lotNN 726, possibly with 621 P.H.

1.2; Diam.

As

581.

foot

center

At

est.

of

CVArret, with

Roman,

Early

As

569.

On

2.0);

(Diam.

est.

foot

a.d.

pp.

256-257,

nos.

981

:a,

585 ment

P.H.

no.

P.H. As

1.0; Diam. 569.

At

foot

center

of Late

Roman.

p. 352,

no.

16 249.

stamp:

plantaform

LRASG

P 7272 20, PL 32 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 70; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 250. Area E-F 2-3, lot MM 87 (1.3-2.0 m below top of railwaywall), with 545, 695 Base

foot

At

est. 6.4

center

of floor,

plantaform

reading uncertain, possibly CA[L]IDI; read CVIBI Robinson, stroke

C. Vibienus.

at lower

right.

Graffito

Fabric

fr. Base

fr. lost);

est.

foot

Diam.

on bottom:

uncertain,

debris.

destruction

floor,

with

K with

stamp:

(?) by

cross

spalling.

toward

thickens markedly on ring-foot with groove resting off center, plantaform stamp slightly one

surface.

to left, the

pointing

no.

54-60,

pp.

the name

native

reading.

Residual

as Cn.A

is rendered

to

lower, 145

arrows listed); Kenrick

where

not

(toes

[TE lig.] followed by two arrows,

CVArret,

stamp:

with double

590

5.8

floor

Low

the upper Ateius). For

est.

foot flat, but

indicated): CNATEI

(no

right

(Cn.

examples

2000, type 309.1, a

R,

alter

possible

in Byzantine fill.

P 4475 20, Pl. 33 Fig. Iliffe 1936, p. 30 (reading COLIVS?); Kenrick 2000, no.

Fill

586

1.1; Diam. fr., as 569.

1.3; Diam.

CD-ROM,

(forL. Ras[.] Ger[.]). For stamp: CVArret,pp. 379-380, no. 1561:g (prob ably not Arretine); Kenrick 2000, type 1620.11.

P.H.

P.H. Base On

5.4

of floor,

Fig. 20, Pl. 32

P 7414 Fig. 20, Pl. 33 Iliffe 1939, p. 41; Kenrick 2000, p. 141, no. 16 252. Area R-V 16-19, lotHH 16

the center.

2000,

Area H 15, residual find

century.

1.2?a

(now

52;

Pisa Series ?

19, PL 32

in context

Kenrick

1561:t;

2395:40,

lotQ 193

4.4

formerly

nos.

589

P 5669 20, PL 32 Fig. Iliffe1936, p. 44 (reading LRASSI); CVArret, p. 379, com under

of 5th

588 P 19625 Area O-Q18-19,

cen

to 3rd

admixture

5.5

Residual

in context

Residual

L-VMB

stamp:

plantaform 543-545,

pp.

away at right. in 6th-century Residual

at with wall; groove floor: groove juncture at center, broken away stamp, plantaform

25-50+.

CVArret,

stamp:


CME

at left: [.. .]A(?)MVR [VR lig.] (Camurius). For stamp: CVArret,pp. 129-133, nos. 397:10, 34; Kenrick 2000, type 514.61. Ca.

6.0

of floor,

As 569. At center of floor, illegible plantaform stamp,

584 P 14200 Fig. Kenrick 2000, p. 175, no. 16 248. Area O 20, lotQ 56 1.0; Diam.

est.

foot

center

At

[VMBlig.] (L. Umbricius).

tury.

P.H.

2.1; Diam. 569.

6.5

stamp:

plantaform

d; Kenrick 2000, type 1132.20. Context

As

broken

of floor,

non-Arretine.

19, PL 32

6.3

[ME lig.] (forC.ME[...]). Potter

7-8:1

P.H.

For

of floor,

dated.

closely

587

148-149,

nos. 451, 454; Kenrick 2000, types 587 and 592). Context

not

Context

found

frequently

(CVArret,

Arezzo? For stamp: CVArret,pp. 121-122 (forCalidi us, not normally signing inplanta pedis); for comparable stamps of C. Vibienus, 520-522, nos. 362, 2295:3, 6; Kenrick 2000, type2373.69? (cf. 557 above).

16 253.

(dumped fill)

est. 4.2

P.H.

1.4; Diam.

foot

Base

fr. Floor

unusually center

without

bevel.

Pisa

broken

stamp,

plantaform

COM

At

[...] or COR fabric?

469. Kenrick Trajanic.

thick

(Th. at the

away

[...]. Dark dull slip.

For

stamp:

CVArret,

(2000, CD-ROM) Context

not

later

pp.

foot

0.9);

short

of floor,

square, or

rectangular

right:

151-153,

apparently nos.

462

type 606.1.

than

early

2nd

century.

P 2514 20, Pl. 33 Fig. Iliffe 1936, p. 39; CVArret,p. 61, no. 146:15 (reading CNAA); Kenrick 2000, p. 139, no. 16 254. Area Q 13, lot I 136f,with lamp frr.,Broneer Type XX 591

H.

4.8;

Diam.

lip

est.

7.7; Diam.

foot

3.8

ITALIAN

SIGILLATA

Much ofwall and rimmissing. Cup as 565, but small;

the

is vertical

rim

at

and

top floor

ridges profile;

with

toward

female not

stamp,

plantaform

(forCn. A[teius] M[a.]). Pisa

ably

For

product?

Comfort a

29810.

are

bottom

thickens

ornament:

plique

almost

1962,

fully

at

CVArret,

no.

21,

8?indicating now Kenrick

see

P 7929

Shape groove

2000,

type

20, Pl. 33

Fig.

0.9; Diam. as 575, at

3.6

but

dimensions

of floor

and

smaller.

On

of first half

of

floor,

at center,

wall;

form stamp struck from a damaged punch

planta

Shape ter, plantaform

foot

4.3

late

Late

profile

is

of

typical

this

region

The

thin,

For

category.

the

during high

stamp:

594 P 23516 Fig. Kenrick 2000, p. 354, no. 16 256. R161 P.H.

foot

3.7; Diam. and

lower

20, PL 33

6.2 On

part.

floor,

stamp

plantaform

(toes to left): RAC (retrograde; unidentified potter). For stamp: Kenrick 2000, type 1623.79 (assigned to

598

of

1st

and

Rounded

0.9; Diam. fr. Shape

(Diam.

2.0);

foot as 618;

at center,

[AD lig.]. From

a carinated

Fig. 20, PL 33

3.5

cit., no.

round-bodied

stamp:

floor:

groove

P.H.

1.4; Diam. fr. On

Conspec

Robinson

Philadelphus";

read

this as

not

"Pilades,

in CVArret,

Pylades, Piladelphus but see p. 473, no.

PHYLAD/GTITI. Residual

in context

of 3rd

century

or

later.

or

2035:

2000,

p. 449,

no.

16 259.

est. 4.6

foot

floor:

to the

damage Arezzo

ware.

punch?). Form

est.

(Diam.

groove

at center,

of foot;

3.8)

stamp:

rectangular

inside

just

HILA/LTITI

Iof HILA appears as Y (from

uncertain:

or

26

Conspectus

33?

For stamp: CVArret,p. 489, no. 2107; Kenrick 2000, type 2221.1). P 3746 20, PL 33 Fig. Iliffe 1936, pp. 34, 42 (reading IIODIP/NVM); CVArret, no. 1033:e; Kenrick 2000, p. 286, no. 16 260. Area 115, residual find

599

P.H.

1.5; Diam.

Base

fr. with

foot trace

at center, read

3.9 of wall.

floor:

for Tiodotus

(Diam. two from

(second line

Munati),

or

possi

or HODI/N.VM. Good quality fabric. For

Arretine.

stamp:

no. 1033; Kenrick 2000, type 1193.1. 600 P 26793 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, context

156, under

groove

produced

(cf. 433): TIODO/NVM

retrograde?, not

On stamp,

rectangular

50A.

CVArret,

p.

269,

20, PL 33 Fig. no. 16 261. Agora XXXI,

S-T 20:1, with 345 dim.

4.0;

Fr. of foot and

tus forms 26, 33. For stamp: Kenrick 2000, type 2229.1.

Kenrick

(forHilario L. Titi). The

Max.

PILAD/LTITI

type?as

ca. 9.5-10.0

context.

Roman

2107:e;

Base position

p.

low, thick foot. On rectangular

or

uncertain

ware.

in Late

Probably

595 P 14941 Kenrick 2000, p. 450, no. 16 257. Area H 19, lot YY 53

rim est.

Puteoli

bly NODO/N.VM

Types

P.H.

of

Context

Area I-J 9 (at 1.70 m: residual find)

to be

Carinated

Base

Tiberian?

4.0; Diam.

separate punches

century?

Various

Bowls,

no. 1955; Kenrick 2000,

SS115 Fig. 20, PL 33 Iliffe 1936, pp. 36, 48 (reading inv. no. as "55115");

5.8);

Rasinius). Context

wall

Perhaps Residual

foot

CVArret,

pp. 275-279, nos. 1054, 1059; apparently Kenrick 2000, type 1212.30 (could belong to either potter).

Base

the (after signature Form of stamp hard

597 P 35008 Fig. 20 AreaH 15, lot K 63b

(Diam. 2.6); at right: SEX*M[...]

in the Pisa centuries.

2nd

early

wall;

(for C. Tettius

type 15 (Conspectus

freedman's Perennius).

or

Augustan

CVArret,

groove broken away

class, made

Italian

1st and

27?). Perhaps of those of M.

a

with

juncture

CTET/P[...]

stamp:

ly late. CVArret,pp. 450-451, type 2585.25.

(for S. Murrius F[estus] or S. Murrius P[riscus?]). Late

at

groove

Probably not Arretine. Haltern

form

at cen

floor:

stamp,

floor,

Wall fr.of a small vertical-sided bowl. Wall plain; fine groove inside lip. Fine bright red gloss.

P 8893 Fig. 20, Pl. 33 Iliffe 1939, pp. 55, 66 (restoring the name wrongly); Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 255. Area D 5 On

3.4

Princeps).

593

1.3; Diam. as 575.

foot On

H.

(illegible).

1st century.

Central Italian f,Source Unknown

P.H.

1.4; Diam.

date.

foot

junction

Context

P.H.

manner

D 12:1 (POU) P.H.

P6715 20, PL 33 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 73 ("illegible"); Kenrick 2000, p. 524, no. 16 258 (listed as unattributable). Area C 9, lot KK 32

"prob

Neronian.

592

596

preceding. at center, rectangular

148:8;

no.

179

As

right: CNAM 61,

p.

in

ap of floor:

center

At

impressed

stamp:

the

concavity, concave Wall angular. rim: the center. On

Dark dull gloss.

potter";

Campanian

and

(?) mask.

11-12,

pp.

no

WARES

Diam.

foot

center

est. 4.2

of floor.

form with round Open on ex foot slightly grooved a terior and inner face. On floor: groove; having sloping at center, circular a SER/ENI (in two lines, within stamp: a Puteolan wreath; Serenus, Q. Pompeius potter). form For 33. CVArret, Perhaps Conspectus stamp: ed wall;

center

of base

conical,

p. 341, no. 1357; Kenrick 2000, type 1878.5. Ca.

a.d.

1-25?

Context

of ca. a.d.

50-100.

180

CATALOGUE

601

P 7513 20, PL 33 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 42; Kenrick 2000, p. 153, no. 16 262. R131

H.

7.3; Diam.

Diam. lip 14.3; Bowl with complete.

Almost

on

rouletted ments: Exterior

top and

with

of wall

lower

part at center,

3.6);

concave

AVILLI [AVlig.].

inside.

plantaform

curves

P.H.

curve

of wall

Rim

Groove

On

floor:

stamp,

not

(Diam.

form

Conspectus

impressed: 32.1

(as

no.

226:9,

25.

of ca. a.d.

Context

Iliffe

foot,

514.17.

and and rim). part of wall line of rouletting and part of one

On

two): (originally spectacle-spiral. ware. Late Arezzo form Conspectus Context of ca. a.d. 25-50.

rim, a orna

the

applique

32.1

and

est.

13.2

Rim, as 602, but lacking rouletting. Three on

applied spectacle-spiral ware. Arezzo Conspectus

grooves

top of rim.

form

32.3(.

1).

P 3277 20, Pl. 34 Fig. Iliffe 1936, p. 27; Shear 1935b, pp. 367-368; CVArret, no. 397:144; Kenrick 2000, p. 174, no. 16 263; Papado poulos 2007, p. 261, no. 126, fig. 216. G8:l 604

H. 6.7; Diam. foot 6.8 lip 14.5, Diam. Almost (mended). complete Hemispherical rim. On with rim: rouletting horizontal everted, ner

diametrically below

just

On

opposed. the other

floor:

groove

taform stamp: CAMVRI of A

crossbar

not

at

(Diam.

at center,

4.4);

plan

[AM lig.] (no dot after the C;

visible).

On

floor

at top of wall in the stacking rim. Fine under

and

gloss.

Conspectus form 37.1 (as .1). For stamp: Kenrick 2000, type 514.19; CVArret,pp. 129-134, no. 397:1 le. Context

of a.d.

4.9; Diam.

Rim

and

rouletting ral. Groove

wall

larger.

p.

38

3.2; Diam.

est.

foot

20, PL 34

Fig.

("? A

S. Gaulish

piece"?errone

no. 16 264.

6.5

609.

center

At

of floor,

broken

stamp,

plantaform

away at the left: [CA]MVRI (Camurius). ConspectusTorm 26 or 27. For stamp: CVArret,pp. 129 133, no. 397:1, 9, 15; Kenrick 2000, type 514.15 or type Context

late

of

1st century.

no.

p. 471,

16 265.

G8:l

H.

4.2; Diam.

lip 8.4; Diam. Carinated complete.

Almost

foot

3.6 thin-walled,

cup/bowl,

with vertical wall and sloping floor, rising from a low

on orna everted top. No ring-foot; lip, flat applique a fine of marks off underside the carina ment; groove a at top and bottom tion. On interior: of wall; grooves fine groove central of around flattened Bot floor. part tom

in

hollowed

two

steps.

center

At

of floor,

planta

form stamp: L-VET (L. Vet[ti?]). Graffiti: on wall, A; I on TTIC.

bottom, a.d.

Arezzo

Probably 15-20);

ware.

Conspectus

Bolsena form

after (dated type 41b For CVArret, stamp:

27.1.

p. 517, no. 2277). Kenrick 2000, type 2357.1. Mid-lst

century.

of a.d.

Context

20-50+.

609 P 4131 Fig. Area H 15, lotsK 21-23

20, PL 34

est. 6.5; Diam. foot est. 2.5 lip the frr. provide Miniature complete profile. rim. and high, wall vertical cup with flat floor, flaring elab On exterior of rim: numerous grooves mimicking two orate (probably moldings; applique spectacle-spiral on the floor, faint traces of a complete cup). On spirals H.

2.9; Diam.

Three

stamp, poorly impressed and illegible. Conspectus

Residual

form

26.2,

variant.

in context of Late Roman

(6th century?).

610 P 32174 Fig. Area B 21, lotNN 102, with 149, 776, 900

est.

P.H.

12.9

of bowl,

similar

to 604.

rim, with part of an applied on inside at rim, scratches (or

on

13.5

but

20-50+.

605 P 35034 Fig. 20 Area B 21, lotNN 104, with 467 P.H.

37.1.

in

spectacle-spirals, two grooves (one of vessel one-third

marks left by direct-contact (interior), on outside kiln. Slight chatter marks red

bowl

two

interior: at about

rim,

On

height).

ornaments:

applique

edge;

form

608 P 3431 20, PL 34 Fig. Iliffe 1936, p. 49; CVArret,no. 2277:b; Kenrick 2000,

(as 1).

603 P 35015 Fig. 20 Area F-K 13-19, lot K 260 (layer TV, top), with 518, 578, 582 3.2; Diam.

Conspectus

yellowish

Fr. of foot and lowerwall; from a bowl possibly as 608

or

P.H.

1939,

P.H.

25-50.

floor,

as 608,

ous); Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, B-C 10-11:1

602 P 20823 20, Pl. 33 Fig. R13:2 P.H. 6.4; Diam. lip 13.7 Bowl as 601; about half, in various pieces (lacking single ment

rim est.

2.3; Diam.

Light

20

P 6991

607 .1).

of wall.

Context of end of 1st to firsthalf of 2nd century.

(Diam.

groove fully

interior

red gloss (not bright).

Central Italian? product? a.d. of mid-lst century

fr., shape ware. Arezzo

8.2)

on

and

P 14125 Fig. 17:1

606 0

convex

For stamp: Kenrick 2000, type 371.45; cf. CVArret,pp. 99-100,

Arezzo Context

long, lower

the floor.

not Arretine.

Probably

two curve;

top of wall,

red, with medium

6.3

rim. Rim everted plain, orna two with applique without bevel. ring-foot

decorated

spectacle spirals. Flaring wall profile comprises

a narrow, joined by on interior merges on

foot

near

Fine

shallow

spectacle-spi fine grooves)

7.0, Diam.

foot

with flange, on wall, striations

concave

2.2; Diam.

flange

20, PL 34

3.7

Half of lower part, with a little of wall (loose sherd).

Form

as

side;

five

grooves

609.

fine

Small

(two/three

preserved)

on

and

offset

under

corresponding of wall. On interior

ITALIAN

SIGILLATA

floor: fine groove (Diam. 2.3) around a tinyplanta pedis . .

red gloss. (?). Darkish or Pisa ware. Arezzo Conspectus

CH.

stamp:

Possibly ant.

to mid-lst

Context

walled.

to 609, near groove

of rim/wall:

Thin

610.

related

no applique traces of floor,

letters

ILL)

incuse:

ornament. Thin foot. sloping of a stamp, without the frame, L is taller than the first; second

(the

possibly L. Gellius). Clay and dullish gloss as 613 (from a

same

deposit), bearing Source uncertain

stamp

probably

Arezzo).

(hardly

no.

713, a.d.

form

612

5297:e. of same

Context

20-50+.

no.

16 267.

6.6; Diam.

rim top

Thin-walled.

missing). to form

a keeled

and

grooves

flange.

Flaring

(Diam.

6.3)

and

6.6

near

the

rim marked

by

one

by

ornament applique on the Fine rouletting bevel. On floor: groove

of foot;

position

foot

12.9,

(most of bowl and of

at center,

plantaform

stamp: CAMVRI [AMVlig.] (Camurius). The planta pedis lacks

at base

the bar

Arezzo. form

21:

form

Conspectus cf. Hayes 1973, For

A.MA).

of toes.

stamp:

CVArret,

a.d.

no.

thin

Context

both

deposit, form 33.2. For

stamp:

applied. area. Same

ware

comparable stamp). Robinson offers the

P 16597

unattributable p. 527, under of same date. Context

Fig.

Area

A-C

P.H.

1.3; Diam.

14-21,

stamps.

of

section foot

5.5

SS,

surface

fill

form

Conspectus

For

36.

1586; Kenrick 2000,

Roman.

Early

2.1; Diam.

faces).

foot

foot

thickens

and

toward

On

3.5 wall.

(form

two grooves

floor:

a round-bodied

From

center

conical

faintly

(Diam.

cup. on

at cen

5.0,2.5);

ter,plantaform stamp (only lefthalf legible): GAMV[...] [AMV lig.] (for theArretine potter Camurius). Perhaps Conspectus form 33 (or 32). For Camurius: 129-134, 2000,

pp.

no.

For

397.

this

under

174-175,

stamp-type,

type

514,

esp.

514.45. Ca.

a.d.

20-50.

P6894 Fig. 21, PL 35 Iliffe 1939, p. 38; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16

as 611

B-C

10-11:1

Con

PH.

1.6; Diam.

inter at

foot

est.

5.0

Base fr.Shape as 617. On floor: groove (Diam. 3.2); center,

GAMV[RI?] Conspectus

21

perhaps

P5564 21, PL 34 Fig. Iliffe 1936, p. 27; CVArret,no. 397:140(?); Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 270. Area H 15 (at 64 -3 m), residual find

Buff clay, thin fabric;

unevenly

Rome perhaps and with a

band, (Diam.

groove

617

Floor

pretation LGELI,which looks highly unlikely. Cf. CVArret,

614

uncertain,

Shape

271.

type 2585.149, a.d. 20-50+.

clay;

concave

stamp: per impressed plantaform a non-Arretine potter). Bright dull orange-red ap gloss, unevenly

stamp: CVArret,pp. 383-384, no. type 1717.9.

dull

spectus

(Roscius,

CVArret, pp. see Kenrick

overall,

3.6

plied.

618

gloss

lightly

ROSG

P.H.

taform stamp: ACR or ACP(0?). Italian,

at center,

Fr. of floor,

date.

foot

a wide foot, enclosing Tiny center On of bottom. floor:

397:27?,

Diam.

reddish

from

red, micaceous

foot 6.0 lip 12.4, Diam. for to 612, but related except Complete chips. Bowl, with a high rim, rouletted all over. On interior, groove at level of the keel. At center of floor, semilegible plan

Regional (from same

fabric.

offset

stamped

16 268.

6.4-6.6;

1.4; Diam.

nos.

129-133,

G8:l

H.

lst-cen

(early)

Base fr.with part of wall of a round-bodied bowl of

(Corinth

613 P 3276 20, PL 34 Fig. Iliffe 1936, p. 26 (reading AGFII ?); Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM,

Con

Gaulish).

P7010 Fig. 21, PL 34 Iliffe 1939, p. 61 (reading POME for Q. Pompeius Serenus); Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 269. Area C-D 11,mixed fill in channel

early variant no. 64, pi. 84,

of same

Context

20-50+.

red

Sec flange. on dull gloss,

616

thin fabric.

35; Kenrick 2000, type 514.38.

with

reddish,

light

fine chat

ware;

above

tury material

34,

pp.

exterior

covering

even Non-Arezzo product (possibly spectus form 33.2. of Late Context with much Roman,

Fine

p. 431,

uncertain).

outside.

haps

is thickened

Exterior

spectacle-spiral. ring-foot without

over

est.

flange

Wall

rim.

ridges

two):

(originally

12.4,

bowl, incomplete

Hemispherical

rouletting ond-rate fabric:

3.8);

est.

lip

over

impressed;

est. 8.5 3.0; Diam. (H. body) of bowl as 613, but smaller. Thin

P.H.

G8:l

H.

est.

(Diam.

groove

(faintly

615 P 35006 Fig. 21 Area H 15, lotK 24a

date.

P 3278 20, PL 34 Fig. Iliffe 1936, p. 27; CVArret,no. 397:145; Kenrick 2000,

CD-ROM,

reading

floor:

of L. Gellius.

Conspectus

26.2. For stamp: CVArret,pp. 208-212, no. 737; Kenrick 2000, pp. 233-237. For incuse letters, see CIL XV ii 1, p.

On

stamp of name

Conspectus form 33(34?).

tered

at mid

lip;

as 613.

illegible

and

shape

P.H.

point two pairs of grooves enclosing a band of (faint) rouletting; At center

at center,

Rim Cup,

181

fr. of a bowl

Base 6.5); all

8.0

complete. exterior

On

20, PL 34

Fig.

3.9; Diam.

Almost

26, vari

century.

611 P3279 G8:l H.

form

WARES

plantaform

stamp,

broken

away

[AM lig.] (Camurius). form

32,

33 or

similar.

For

stamp:

at

right:

CVArret,

pp. 129-134, no. 397: esp. 76 and 96). Kenrick 2000, type 514.27. Date

as 617.

Context

of Hellenistic

to

Early

Roman.

182 619 P 19076 Kenrick 2000, p. 527, no. 16 272. Area D 18 P.H.

1.8; Diam.

Base

fr. with

foot

CATALOGUE

Fig. 21, Pl. 35

4.6

to the similar part of wall. Cup, preced inner face of foot offset from the bottom.

ing, but with center At of floor:

oval

small,

groove

624

two

signet-impression,

Area

reading Fabric

P.H.

uncertain.

L/VIB but

Puteolan?

possibly

For the

stamp:

is unlike

used by him. Kenrick

27

comm.)

(pers.

(cf. CVArret,pp. 534-535,

stamp-type

form

Conspectus

Robinson

those

or

re

suggested

nos. 2358-2362),

known

to have

2000, type 2585129

been

(unattrib

uted). of

Context

P.H.

2.4; Diam.

foot

Fr. of foot, floor ing, but

foot

heavier On

wall.

sloping

and

Fig. 21, Pl. 35 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16

floor:

groove

rectangular stamp: SERENI [EN lig.] (Q. Pompeius Sere a Puteolan

nus,

potter). form 26 or derivative.

Conspectus

For

CVArret,

stamp:

p. 341, no. 1358.c; Kenrick 2000, type 1878.3. Tiberian? Context of firsthalf of 1st century. 621 P 17790 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 274. Area B-C 19, lotNN 610 P.H.

1.3; Diam.

Fr. of floor

and

on

of grooves

Fig. 21, Pl. 35

est. 4.0

foot.

as the Shape preceding; so far as At preserved.

no

trace

center

of

floor: rectangular stamp: GELL[I] or possibly LGELL[I] (L. Gellius). For Gellius:

CVArret,

pp.

no.

208-212,

Kenrick 2000, type 879.6. Context

622

of Early

Kenrick

For

stamp:

16 275. p. 119, no. find 19, residual

B-C

P.H.

1.2; Diam.

Fr. of foot to 619;

shallow

groove

(Diam. stamp

foot

and

floor

trace

related Shape on bottom. On floor:

of wall.

sloping wall. Offset over rect of foot; at center, position Dark with swallowtail (maroon) endings. 2.8)

broken

center

At

at

away

of

right:

20-40.

P6772 Fig. 21, PL 35 Iliffe 1939, p. 41 ("probably S. Gaulish"?unlikely); Kenrick 2000, p. 299, no. 16 278. Area C 8-9 Base floor,

dim.

4.3

to 623, but fabric fr. Shape related thicker. On est. 4.4); at center, (Diam. planta pair of grooves

form stamp: NAT(E?) (N retrograde, E could be part of the planta pedis). Name probably Cn. Ateius (with initial C suppressed). For stamp: CVArret,pp. 57, 474, nos. 145:140 and 290,

2049:d,

see

CVArret,

For

g. pp.

of Cn.

stamps no. 145;

plantaform under

59-60,

Ateius,

Kenrick

2000,

pp. 129-130, under type 276 (Pisa products?). Context

of mostly

Early

Roman.

Fig. 21, PL 35 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16

P8138 Iliffe 1939, p. 55; Kenrick 279. B-C 10-11:1 P.H. As

foot

1.2; Diam.

preceding, On floor:

filed.

3.4

foot

but groove

and

base

are with

atjuncture

pro elaborately at center, wall;

plantaform stamp: CME-R [ME lig.]. Conspectus form 34. For stamp: CVArret,pp. 257-258, 982:a,

an Arezzo

d; not

potter;

Kenrick

2000,

type

1133.9. Date

late

of deposit:

1st century.

P 15437

627

3.5 with

as 623.

shape

stamp,

625

nos.

Fig. 21, PL 35

2000,

Area

angular red.

737.

Roman.

P 15194

of wall;

plantaform

626

foot

interior

a.d.

Max. as the preced Shape on exterior. Straight at center, (Diam. 4.6);

trace

H, unstratified est. 6.0

MPE[...] NC[...] [MPE lig.] (M. Perennius Crescens). type15? (Conspectusform 26/27/33?). Early?Haltern For stamp: CVArret,pp. 324-326, nos. 1281:33 and 34; Kenrick 2000, type 1408.4.

6.7 part of wall. and beveled

foot

fr. with blurred

Ca.

620 P6840 Iliffe 1939, p. 61; Kenrick 273. C8:2

section

J-L 6-8, 0.9; Diam.

Base floor,

Roman.

Early

stamp

plantaform

P1907 Fig. 21, PL 35 Iliffe 1936, p. 43; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 277.

lines of tiny letters (?) divided by horizontal relief line;

lated.

at center,

with wall;

atjuncture

(largely destroyed by flaking of the surface): illegible. As Conspectus forms 26, 27, 33. Tiberian? Context of firsthalf of 1st century.

Kenrick

CD-ROM,

2000,

no.

16 280.

Fig. 21, PL 35

Area B-C 21, lotNN 123, with 519 P.H.

1.6; Diam.

Base

fr. with

forms

continuous

foot

5.8 concave

Broad part of wall. curve with wall;

ring-foot

of the non-Arretine

workshop

bowl;

vertical

floor on

Probably Pisa ware (ifnot Gaulish). Perhaps Conspec tusform 27 or 33. For stamp: CVArret,p. 52, leftcolumn, under no. 144, pl. 9:105 ATEI [TE lig.]; Kenrick 2000, type 268.78.

outside, beveled on inside. On floor, groove (Diam. 3.8); at center, plantaform stamp: L-AVIL (L. Avillius). Color of clay 5YR 7/4 (pink); dull red gloss (2.5YR 5/5). Very similar clay and gloss appear in 576 and 641,

P8673 Fig. 21, Pl. 35 Iliffe 1939, p. 74 (reading a single letter, K?ques tionable); Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 276 (listed

lius. Conspectus form 33 or 33/34. For stamp: CVArret, p. 105, no. 259:f. Kenrick 2000, type403.6.

623

under

Rasinius

C8:2 P.H.

2.2; Diam.

stamps, foot

type

1623).

5.7

Base fr.with part of wall; shape as 607ff. On floor:

other

products

Context

628

Roman.

of Early

Fig. 21, PL 35

P9316 Iliffe 1939, p. 42

Area

D-G

3-6,

of L. Avil

section

AA,

from modern

fill

ITALIAN P.H.

1.5; Diam.

As

foot On

preceding.

ter, plantaform Probably or 27. For

3.7

floor:

fully

at cen

2.4);

(Diam.

groove

not

stamp,

lius; cf. 576).

SIGILLATA

Conspectus no. 226:53.

Probably

CVArret,

stamp:

99-100,

pp.

form

26

On

P7991 Fig. 21, PL 35 Iliffe 1939, p. 73; Kenrick 2000, p. 528, no. 16 286. B131 (upper fill) P.H.

foot 5.2 1.3; Diam. Fr. of bowl as 627, but the of floor and wall concavity center is less of floor, At stamp plantaform pronounced. six vertical and strokes one/two (without lettering):

Conspectus Context of

2585168

Kenrick

stamp:

2000,

type

(unattributed).

Claudian.

of ca. a.d.

Context

Applied

Bowls,

P.H.

Conspectus

Form

(Goudineau

34

630 P8695 Area D 8, lotKK 147 P.H.

2.4; Diam.

Rim,

shape

386)

est. 9.8 lip to 612. close Deep-bowled;

thin

flange

flanked above by a small offset and below by offset and Fine

groove. exterior

on outside lip, ornament:

at

grooves

of rim, applique form 34, variant? Conspectus early Context of midCa. a.d. 20-40?

and

10-11:1

Rim

est. 12.0 12.8, Diam. lip is not toward thickened

est. rim

which

keel,

Fine

projects horizontally. interior. On exterior of rim,

down female

and

head

concentric

a

circular

circles

rim ornaments). Thin Arezzo Mid-lst

device

(probably

fabric.

century

originally

of or

eight

1st century.

3.2, H.

P.H.

2.3; max.

rim

est.

Diam.

13.3, Diam.

12.4 fr. High

(on both faces), On exterior

lip

rosette,

petaled

gloss. Puteolan

of

rim. Fine

E

flange applique

form

Sealing-wax

14,

lot Y 65

rim 2.4; Diam. fr.On

(at elev. est.

exterior

or

Arezzo Context

eight

such

(?) ware, of mixed

62.5

-2.30

to -3.0

1.6; Diam.

foot

of floor,

on

m),

Early

Roman?.

Eros

(perhaps originally

the rim).

form

Italian

of ro Type series (as 642,

34.

617), At center Bright

Conspectus

a

little of wall.

Thin

of a groove

on

Trace

tilted.

21, PL 36

3.7

foot, of floor,

tripartite

foot-ring at the floor stamp:

(Y-shaped)

orange-red gloss. form 34, variant (or

(CVArret, to exclude

an

nos.

42-44,

pp.

144-186), by Kenrick

this. Listed

earlier

shape).

but

the fabric

among

stamps

of the Pisa production of Euhodus: Kenrick 2000, type 787.25. Context

of uncertain

date.

637 P 14116 Kenrick 2000, no. 16 281. O 17:1 1.0; Diam.

foot

Fig. 21, PL 36

est. 4.0

About half of foot and floor. Shape as 617, but the is more

foot

plantaform broken away

and

On floor: at (Diam. 1.5); groove across the groove stamp impressed at to be right and bottom: possibly

tapered.

center,

PLCLE (P. L. Clemens). form 34 or similar. For CVArret, Conspectus stamp: no. cf. Kenrick 235, 865; 2000, p. type 1008. Context of end of 1st to first half of 2nd century.

P.H.

1.5; Diam.

Base

fr. On

taform

stamp,

foot

floor: blurred,

Probably Central

to 631.

at

Form of stamp typical of the Arretine factory of Cn.

form ornaments:

Conspectus of Central

638 P 22406 Fig. Area N 11, lot0 269 (change II)

12.0

ornaments to

red

34.1.

lip of rim, applique

similar

seven

Fig. 21, Pl. 36

to left,playing flutes; tragic mask

seven

(upper ornaments:

spectacle-spiral.

Conspectus

with 111, 112 Rim

lip

below grooves and lower sur

P3222

Area H.

on

of rim,

part

ware?

vertical

and

faces).

633

typical

read

to wall

Rim

P.H.

P.H.

632 P 21475 21, PL 36 Fig. Area H-K 11-14, lot0 377 (layer III), with 487 est.

groove six-petaled

four

34.1.

late

of

groove halfway ornaments:

consisting seven

form

Conspectus Context

a.d.

applique

12.5

later date).

Center

seems the

est.

636 P 18302 Fig. Kenrick 2000, p. 219, no. 16 282. Area C-D 18, lot00 161

Ateius

Diam. 4.7; max. to wall fr. The

P.H.

lip

1st century? Context of 2nd century (but with

of

illegible.

Fig. 21, Pl. 36

ware.

Italian

(cf. 612,

1st century.

late

rim 2.1; Diam.

ware

and

break. or

century?

rosette. Light brick-red clay, dull pinkish red gloss.

On

spectacle-spiral.

631 P8143 B-C

inside.

groove top plain, ornament: rosette.

no toward internal tapers markedly lip; of rim, ornament: exterior On lip. applique

coins

21, PL 36

Fig.

by exterior.

on

applique 34.

form

3.5, H.

649). Late

Motifs,

a

rim marked

of

with

Rim of flanged bowl (variant of the preceding items).

sette Flanged

preceding.

1st

13.0

Bottom

635 P 22296 21, PL 36 Fig. Area O 11-12, lots 0 192-192a (layer IV below Late Roman strosis), with 367, 531, 712

Central

40-60.

est.

lip

molding, of rim,

outside

Rim

(toes? fish-tail?). For Italian.

Provincial

fr., as

half-round

629

horizontal

rim 2.2; Diam.

H. Rim

nonArretine.

183

634 P 27366 PL 36 Area F-K 13-16, lotK 342

(Avil

AV[...]

impressed:

WARES

21, PL 36

4.2

groove

(Diam.

possibly

Italian ware

34.

2.0);

(as 635).

of stamp uncertain. Reading Context of uncertain date.

639 P 15433 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, B2L1 (lower fill)

at center,

plan

CLMV.

Fig. no. 16 283.

Conspectus

21, PL 36

184 P.H.

Base

1.7; Diam.

foot

CATALOGUE

4.0

(Diam.

groove

at

2.0);

center,

floor: not

stamp,

plantaform

fully impressed along the upper edge, probably Q-C.V (Q. Castricius

no.

a Central

Ve,

Italian

form 34. Conspectus this stamp-form 404.1;

potter).

For

stamp: is Kenrick

CVArret,

135, p. type 52411.

2000,

on bev Tilted foot, slightly grooved complete. lower At center, Thin-walled. surrounded edge. by a (Diam. 2.0), (semi pair of grooves stamp plantaform Base,

fr.with part of wall. Type as 638. On

eled

legible): 0/[. ..]? Perhaps Late Italian fabric (early and fine).

640 P 14829 Kenrick 2000, p. 275, no. 16 284. AreaA-B21,lotNN148 P.H.

2.2; Diam.

Kenrick

As preceding. On floor: groove (Diam. 2.4); at center, plantaform stamp (left foot): MARCIA [MA lig.] (Marcia[ni?]). Clay and gloss as those of 545 547. Puteolan

Probably

this maker,

(for

see

For

520).

stamp: CVArret, p. 253, no. 965; Kenrick

2000,

type

1116.1.

as

Context

those

of 473,

P.H.

1.9; Diam.

foot

2.0; Diam. of bowl.

over

4.6)

(Diam.

5.6

Tilted

foot,

position

beveled.

On

of

at

foot;

floor,

groove

center,

planta

form stamp: LAVIL (L. Avillius). Color of clay 2.5YR 6/6 (light red); color of gloss 2.5YR 4/8 (red). On bottom, graffito:AVLI(?). form

Conspectus

and

34. Clay

gloss

are

to

similar

very

those of 576 and 627, both also products of L. Avillius.

For

stamp:

CVArret,

105, no.

p.

259:f.

Kenrick

2000,

gular on exterior, On

floor,

P.H.

1.8; Diam. and wall 3.2);

(Diam.

at

foot fr.

3.8 (this

center,

form?).

On

fabric.

Perhaps

Conspectus

listed by Kenrick

stamp:

floor:

stamp,

(2000)

(orGAP). form

34.

under GPP

is uncertain.

1342.25)?this

groove

foot-shaped

elongated

blurred (no toes?), possibly reading GAP Provincial

For

(type

1st century.

Early/mid-?

1.2; Diam.

floor:

groove traces of of no

plantaform

(?)

over

position at stamp edge

than

first quarter

of

of foot;

at

of break.

1st century.

644 P 15255 21, Pl. 37 Fig. Area B 21, lot NN 102, with 285 and lamps of the 1st century early P.H. 1.1, Diam.

foot

planta

1st

to

2nd

early

in

Residual

century.

late-4th

context.

century

646 P 27459 Fig. Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 289. Area L 14, late disturbed fill,with 480 P.H.

1.8; Diam.

Base

fr. with

of wall. at

3.7);

21, PL 37

est. 4.8

foot trace

(Diam.

groove

as

Shape

center,

645.

Conspectus

form

34. For

CVArret,

stamp:

floor: per

271-273,

pp.

no. 1044:21). Kenrick 2000, type 1203.40. Mid-?

On stamp:

plantaform

haps [C] MVRR [MV lig.] (forC. Murrius).

1st century.

Forms

P 8460 Fig. Q13:l

647

P.H.

5.2; Diam.

21 est.

lip

13.7

Most of rim and wall (in fragments) of a bowl. Shal low conical body, high vertical overhanging rim. Base

to be restored with a low foot and (presumably with three flat floor). Exterior of rim decorated two concave flat bands bearing rouletting, separated by band off by grooves; the central each marked bands,

missing a small

a little. Inner face of projects a concave band bands flanking on The step at base of rim is flat on

a groove

underside;

4.4

somewhat

Could

5.5

4.4)

(Diam.

later

2.8);

sur

resting

center,

clay is slightly micaceous. Both resemble those of 529, another clay and gloss of this form For 34.2. product workshop. Conspectus 1164:6, 8a, 9, etc. Kenrick CVArret, p. 299, no. stamp:

red, est.

foot

Shape as Conspectus forms 26 and 33.

Context

(Diam.

groove

at

two flat

rim

comprises bordered by

top,

concave

immediately

grooves. and slight below

on

the inner face. Clay light pinkish red; gloss rather dark

Half of foot and floor of a bowl (flanged, or as 627). center,

foot,

foot

The

ly offset

643 P 20494 Fig. 21 E 14:3 (middle fill) P.H.

inside

groove just above

form stamp (damaged; slight double impression at left): OCT SA (Octavius Salutaris, a Central Italian potter).

Special

642 P6910 Fig. 21, Pl. 36 Iliffe 1939, p. 43 (reading CAP ?); Kenrick 2000, CD ROM, no. 16 287. B-C 10-11:1

On

another

trian

ring-foot, around

heavy

type

403.4.

Base

5.8

fr.

Late

P 10062 Fig. 21, Pl. 36 Iliffe 1939, p. 41; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 285. Area L-O 16-18, section O, disturbed fill P.H.

foot

Fig. 21, PL 37

16 288.

concave floor; Slightly in cross section. Horizontal

Base

face.

no.

CD-ROM,

2000, type 1317.14.

521.

641

Fr.

2000,

U22:l (fillB)

Fig. 21, Pl. 36

est. 4.4

foot

P 15423

645

Context of late 1st (to early 2nd?) century.

matte.

ware.

be Arezzo a

variant

version); large noted. close parallels Context of ca. a.d.

648 P 10442 B13:7 (upper fill) H.

Half

Conspectus of the form

form of

26.4 618-620.

(large No

20-40+.

21, PL 37

Fig.

3.7; Diam.

lip 17.5 of rim and part of floor

and

wall

missing.

Shal

low bowl, comparable to Dragendorff 1895, form 36 in Gaulish Sigillata: shallow rounded floor and wall, wide

ITALIAN

to a thin overhanging an offset, on the by lip. on the a further groove interior by a simple groove; lip. concave inner face, offset from bottom Foot low, with outcurved

rounded

Rim

tapering the exterior

the convex

Over

of floor.

the

of

surface on

row of buds plain No outward. facing

decoration:

curved, gently at center. The fab

stamp hard, dullish gloss. ware. form 39. An uninven Late Arezzo Conspectus in exists similar decoration fr. of this shape with toried a museum with the Arezzo collections, quantity along of related pieces. 1st or

649

2nd

early

of

Context

century?

1st century.

P3498 Fig. 21, Pl. 37 Iliffe 1936, p. 31 (wrongly read as Greek); whence

CVArret, p. no. 16 290.

no.

97,

Kenrick

219:11.

CD-ROM,

2000,

foot

4.2

from a Base bowl(?). Slop flanged (near-complete) rounded floor. Plantaform shallow stamp ing foot-ring, a circle: at center, in heavy within PAVPO, lettering. Smooth

and

slip, polished clay; orange-red on exterior. thin and washy interior, to that of close lst-century Pergamon

orange-red on lustrous

slightly Texture

fairly no mica

but

ware,

stamp: ter active

with

For

For

present.

no. 219; Kenrick 2000, type 363.2. 2nd century?

CVArret,

stamp:

p.

5.0, Diam.

Part

of base

653

97,

lower wall.

Small

p.

gloss terior.

smooth

parallels of Context

148, no.

Max. On

Indeterminate

est. 10.4 body round-bodied

form on

coating

in

no

45,

pp.

48,

rectangular

no.

stamps);

Sherds

listed

122a

(erroneously Kenrick 2000,

p.

under

no.

124,

16

Max.

655

branch on

144,

[..

.]IOTT'[..

stamp: Kenrick 52-53,

pp. as 651. exactly of Context

a.d.

stamp:

ATEI

with

palm

(to left) above and below (Cn. Ateius). Graffito

bottom:

For no.

circular

late

.].

type 270.63.

2000,

for circular

1st century

stamps b.c

to

of Ateius;

CVArret,

Kenrick

IT'

5.5

center

of floor,

large

stamp

plantaform

(p.L.

2.5),

Platter fr.;

reserved. CVArret,

stamp:

129ff.,

pp.

P 6981 PL 37 Iliffe 1939, p. 38; Kenrick

nos.

6; Kenrick

397:5,

no.

2000, CD-ROM,

16

296.

Area E 8, lotKK 147 dim.

Max.

4.0

floor:

stamp,

plantaform

broken

CVArret,

no.

397,

of uncertain

esp.

at

away

left:

letter(s)?]

pp.

132-133.

date.

656

P6170 PL 37 Iliffe 1939, p. 38; Kenrick 297. AreaO 12, lot II 80 On

of floor,

section

16-18,

H-J dim.

Max. 5.0

center

At

1st century.


H16:l dim.

of

6; Kenrick

209:2,

P 1459 PL 37 Iliffe 1936, p. 27; CVArret,no. 397:143(?); 2000, p. 174, no. 16 295.

(Camurius). For Camurius:

(Most

291. Max.

nos.

94-95,

pp.

of first half

Context

CVArret,

CVArret,

[CAM]VRI[V in ligature with the preceding

century.

P 567 Pl. 37 Iliffe 1936, p. 28 (not recording the stamp-form);

the

stamp:

2000, type 514.23.

Residual)

651

5.6 at the center, two grooves 7.2, 7.4); (Diam. a North P-ATTI Italian pot (P. Attius, stamp:

654

bottom

gloss-slip

3rd

dim. floor,

Context

On early

16 294.

2000, type 347.1.

At

(rather than South Gaulish);

Conspectus. late 2nd to

date.

of uncertain

Context

Kenrick

425:3c;

broken away at left: [C]AMVRI (Camurius).

in

close

Stamped

exterior,

Italian

Probably

thin

a.d.

1st century

no.

139-141,

pp.

Area F 14, lotsT 143-145 (at elev. 61.50 -3.0 m), with 137, 151,550

with low foot-ring.Compact pinkish red clay; bright red on

CVArret,

P 3514 PL 37 Illife 1936, p. 29; CVArret,no. 209:26; Kenrick 2000,

For 5.3, Diam.

base

and

stamp:

Early

Area

650 P 27499 Fig. 21 Area P 15, lot T 57 P.H.

groove

2000, type 698.27.

ter). For

1.1; Diam.

at center, 2.1); (Diam. rectangular a or Crestus, Chrestus (S retrograde; pot of the north associ in Italy and Alps, possibly Cn. Ateius).

floor,

rectangular

AreaF11 P.H.

6.8

CRESTI

ated

rim, barbotine

dim.

On

stems,

set radially ric is smooth,

Late

Max.

rim,

on

delimited

185

WARES

SIGILLATA

dim.

stamp,

plantaform

[AJMVRI[VRlig.] (Camurius). For

stamp:

CVArret,

of uncertain

Context

no.

16

3.0

floor,

type 514.30.

2000, CD-ROM,

p.

132, nos.

broken 397:48.

away Kenrick

at

left:

2000,

date.

none

P 9850 PL 37 AgoraV, p. 26, no. G 37, pi. 57; Iliffe 1939, p. 38; Ken rick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 298. D4:l (layer IIB)

657 early

1st century

652 P 21512 P1.37 Kenrick 2000, p. 204, no. 16 293. Area K-N 6-9, lot P 347 (Dromos road metal 2)

Max.

dim.

4.5

At center of floor, plantaform stamp: CAMVRI lig.] (Camurius).

[MVR

186 For

CVArret,

stamp:

type 514.43. Mid-lst

133, no.

p.

CATALOGUE

Kenrick

397:41.

of ca. a.d.

Context

80-100.

5.0

pair of grooves away stamp, broken

at center, (Diam. 6.0); plan at with loss of part of right

floor,

taform

toes only:GAMVR [AM and VR lig.] (dot is a small circle within the C; Camurius). For

129,

stamp: CVArret, pp. Kenrick noted. 2000,

not

133, no.

this version

397;

dim.

On

(Diam.

groove

2.0);

at center,

664 P 13517 PL 38

Iliffe 1939, p. 50 (listed without inventory number); Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 304. Area N-O 18, lots? 39-41, with 883 Max. On

dim.

dim.

Floor

stamp,

For

stamp:

a

For

CVArret,

stamp:

pp.

2000, type 1133.12. of

Context

Roman,

Early

On

the planta

obscuring

255-256,

no.

probably

1st century.

Kenrick

979;

nus

P. Corneli). For stamp:

3.0);

(Diam.

groove

dim.

CVArret,

p.

for Hele

ter is not

at center,

509:b

dim.

rectangular

(the main

entry

pair

of grooves

4.0);

(Diam.

stamp:

CVArret,

p.

no.

162,

498:f,

at

the center,

which

is struck

of the stamps "among Epigonus place P. Cornelius." of of the factory stamps b.c Context of 1st century. 25-1 probably

Comfort

earliest Ca.

663

P 15615 PL 38

Kenrick

2000,

p.

225,

no.

16 303.

Area B-C 20-21, lotNN 27

nos.

208-210,

737:11,

CVArret,

pp.

GEL-LI

stamp:

plantaform reserved.

Base

no.

206-207,

14;

(L. Gel

736

Oxe

Iliffe 1939, p. 55 Comfort

and

(cf.

(noted as S. Gaulish!?]);

(CVArret)

cite

only

one

stamp north of the Po Valley. Kenrick

no.

find

.90);

the

but of

this

2000, p. 278,

16 307.

11

AreaD

dim.

4.4 of floor, stamp: GME plantaform not Arretine. For stamp: Kenrick

center

1132.22; CVArret,pp. 256-257, no. 981 :a.

from the same punch; Kenrick 2000, type 641.3. Oxe and

plantaform

5.2 of floor,

Probably

[Go lig.] (re rectangular two-line stamp: EPIGo/PCOR lief line divider; Epigonus P. Corneli). On bottom, graf fito: Y. For

pp.

667 P 6877 PL 38

At

3.9

floor:

at center,

2.7);

apparent. as 662.

Context

662 P 14679 Pl. 38 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 302. Area A-B 22, lotNN 116, with 666, 736, 833 On

TT

(Diam.

CVArret,

dim. center

Max.

Max.

section

groove

lius Quadratus). For stamp:

fill.

in 3rd-century

24a;

Kenrick 2000, type 878.14, but dot before the final let

ignores the L of the upper line, but the index, p. 611, records it); Kenrick 2000, type 650(1). Residual

(cf.

4.2

stamp:

Max.

[HEL and also RN lig.] (Hele

165, no.

736

666 P 14980 PL 38 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 306. Area A-B 21-22, lotNN 130, with 662, 736, 833

3.7

floor,

no.

Roman.

D-117-20,

For

P 7647 Pl. 38 Iliffe 1939, pp. 43-44 (reading Clemens nus); Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 301. D 6:2 (to depth 4.45 m)

stamp: HELEN/P-CORN

plantaform at top:

impressed

206-208,

pp.


661

dim.

fully

stamp: L-GEL (L. Gellius Quadratus).

At

Max.

CVArret,

floor:

On

at center

convexity

away

at center,

Kenrick 2000, p. 236, vessel no. 16 305.

Area

3.1

has

(Diam. 9.5); not at right,

groove

broken

(per

no. 16 300. 161

form stamp: probably C M R.

5.7

floor,

Max.

Max.

553.

665 P 14617 PL 38

plantaform

stamp, broken away at right, unclear: CAMVRI? Robinson) [AMVRlig.]; possibly CN-A (retro). 660 P 19425 Pl. 37 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, Area C-D 17-18, lot00

on

appears

punch

uncertain). (punch of Early Context

5.2

floor:

same

but no dot between the two Ls); Kenrick 2000, type 878

P 3755 Pl. 37 Iliffe 1939, p. 73 ("illegible") Area H 15

659

Max.

nos.

195-196,

pp.

685:11, 33; Kenrick 2000, type823.14. A stamp from the

GELL (L. Gellius Quadratus).

type 514.74.

[.

CVArret,

stamp:

branch

FELIX, stamp: . .]NIK.

rectangular base: graffito

right. On Puteolan. For

Iliffe 1936, p. 27; CVArret,no. 397:141 (or 142?); Ken rick 2000, p. 175, no. 16 299. Area H 15 (residual in a late layer at -3.5 m) On

3.5 of floor,

to

below,

658 P 3543 PL 37

dim.

dim. center

At

century.

Max.

Max.

2000,

[ME 2000,

lig.]. type

668 P9170 PL 38 no.

Iliffe 1939, p. 73 ("illegible"); Kenrick 2000, p. 499, 16 308.

D 11:1 (dumped fill)

Max.

dim.

4.2

At center of floor, short plantaform stamp: LRSI (?) [I superscript].

form

reading looks

a Robinson pos suggests stamp: but the stamp Pisanus), (L. Rasinius and the for that manufacturer,

For

Unidentified.

sible

L-RPI dubious

findspot of the piece isunduly early. Kenrick 2000, type 2495.1 (listed as LVOL). Context

of late

1st century

B.C.

to a.d.

50.

ITALIAN

669 P8142 PL 38

(reading G-RI ?); Kenrick

Iliffe 1939, p. 64 no.

p. 351, B-C

16 309.

2000,

dim.

pair of grooves away stamp, broken not Arretine.

Probably

at center, 5.0); (Diam. plan at GR'. and bottom: right For another stamp: possibly

der

C-R[-]P. Context

of terminal

of ca. a.d.

date

75-100.

3.5

At

center

of

For

of a second

traces

(faint

line,

For

CVArret,

stamp:

477-478,

pp.

no.

ond

or

C,

L.

to

Titius,

the

dots

dim.

stamp, and one

of a.d.

671

ken

no.

above

of

illegible

at

and

P 30778 Pl.

Area D 13, residual find

Half

toward

thickens

are noted

stamps

at center,

the center;

plan

there.

floor:

broad

narrow

H

(Diam.

groove

at

grooves; at double-struck

center,

left or

from

two

between

2.2)

either

stamp,

rectangular a cracked

For

interior

wall, 3.2);

p. 519,

punch(?):

CVArret, p. 518, no. 2289; Kenrick

no.

or

2285:a;

Italian

678

Molded

2000,

R13:l

Max. At

no.

p. 475, dim.

center

P.H.

16 313.

plantaform

stamp:

CVIBI

stamp:

CVArret,

pp.

520-522,

nos.

2295:3,

6; Ken

rick 2000, type 2373.69. From same punch as 557. Context

of a.d.

49

L.

inventory

number

Iliffe 1936, given

probably

no.

129-133,

6,

397:5,

lie,

Vessels

191,

p.

pl.

49:1;

Porten

Palange

159.

fr. (a)

and

lip wall

est.

60 (b)

18.5

fr. (b). Arretine a band of

an ovolo

Below

two two

Fig. 22, Pl. 39

1948,

mo

moldmade

and

at appear, wedges a crater; on part of rim of male fr., a bearded nonjoining figure (Hephais tos per Porten lists him as Palange; Thompson Diony to left, cloak over a staff left arm, sos), standing holding

left, the a small,

a top of thyrsos

Fragmentary Ovolo,

remains etc.,

and

of relief

are

M. Perennius Bargathes

Vibius;

orna from

On vessel). complete On floor: 9.5). groove at stamp, incomplete

Relief-Ware

8.9; Diam.

interpret.

1933, p. 288 (reading Umbricius);

(reading

diolus.

3.

25-50.

674 SS 7 PL 38 Waage

of differ

applique

in lefthand. For shape, see CVA, New York 1 [USA 9], pl. 30. Dragendorff and Watzinger form X; Conspectus form R

(C. Vibe

nius). For

(Diam.

pp.

5.3 but

the

Area D 17 (a); area D 18, lot00

for Vibe

4.2 of floor,

rim,

P 18243

Thompson vol. l,p.

type 2379.2.

P 2454 PL 38 Iliffe 1939, p. 49; CVArret,p. 522, no. 2295:69; Ken

rick 2000,

on

foot as 621,

suspended (there were

leaves

plantaform

CVArret,

stamp:

Rim

673

a groove at center,

2004,

stamp:

12.0; Diam.

21. Kenrick 2000, type 514. Context probably of firsthalf of 1st century.

VIBl

(AVibius). nius,

long, triangular-shaped festoons and four rosettes

For

section

J-L 6-8, dim. 4.1

On

16 315.

left: [.. JMVRI (Camurius).

Iliffe 1939, p. 49; CVArret,p. 518, no. 2285:f; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 312. Area

est. lip mended.

5.9; Diam.

(Diam.

672 P 2092 PL 38

Max.

no.

ent

taform stamp: LTIAP (forL. Titius Aprilis?). For stamp: Kenrick 2000, type 1376.2 (read as M PAP); CVArret,p. 484, no. 2072 (Aprilis/L. Titi); but no planta form

39

CD-ROM,

preserved, Type On of exterior proportions. ments: two rosettes and a festoon

5.5

floor

The

2000,

bro

stamp,

plantaform

right.

b.c

30-25 P.H.

dim.

planta for

except

Area R 13, lot PP 425, with 862 and with coins of

16 311.

Max.

away

2.6 traces

floor,

away

677

25-50.

P 6800 PL 38 Iliffe 1939, p. 59 (reading M.T.PAP); Kenrick 2000,

315,

at center,

esp. 4.0); broken

illegible, mostly letter: [.. .]E. of uncertain date.

dim.

On

Kenrick

p.

(Diam.

groove

T. Context

p.

4.2

floor,

Max.

sec

the

flanking

85a

2385:67a,

676 P 21297 Pl. 38 Area O 7, residual find

rick 2000, type 2203.2. No parallels noted on the stamps

of A.,

nos.

539-540,

pp.

675 P 19486 Pl. 38 Area D 17, lot00 175 (first layer)

Ken

2055:28.

CVArret,

stamp:

Context

row of dots; Cf. L. Titi/Copo).

rect (Diam. 1.5); at center, at .]R [VM lig.] right: VMB[..

of grooves pair broken away

b; Kenrick 2000, type 2441.12.

toes

LTI-T two-stamp: a horizontal separated by

layer)

(Umbricius).

form

rectangular

Ken

2385:67a;

2.2

stamp,

On

floor,

a surface

(from

floor,

Max.

Kenrick 2000, p. 445, no. 16 310. R13:2 dim.

I9 dim.

On

670 P 20821 PL 38 Max.

Area Max.

no.

CVArret, p. 539, no. 16 314.

no.); inventory rick 2000, CD-ROM,

angular

GELLI stamp with interpuncts (cf. 666). Alternatively, the first and last lettersmay be C; cf. CR-C (CVArret, p. 359, no. 1470). Kenrick 2000, type 1607.4, listed un

187

rect

4.1

floor:

taform

WARES

557); Iliffe 1939, p. 71 (reading L. Umbricius, with cor

10-11:1

Max. On

SIGILLATA

as

p.

18).

difficult

of the

factory

(Hahnle type 12:Hahnle

to

of

1915,

as an archaiz figure and to the vessel the of assigns workshop of Arezzo 1960b, (Stenico p. 64, no. 933),

Stenico

ing Hermes Cn. Ateius

decoration,

characteristic

identifies

the male

188 as

citing

frr. in Berlin

comparanda and Watzinger

gendorff Context

of fr. b

CATALOGUE

and (Dra Marburg 2, nos. 12, 13). suppl. or 1st century. Fr. a early

1948,

Augustan

683 no.

P 6895 Fig. 22, Pl. 39 Iliffe 1939, p. 73 ("illegible"); Kenrick 2000, p. 161, 16 319.

C9T6

residual.

P.H.

679 P 18301 Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, Area D 18, lot00 61

no. 16 316.

2.2; max.

P.H.

foot

p.Diam. fr. of wide-footed

Base

not

foot

visible.

in

decorated

presumably

body and thewheel

center

At

of floor,

rectangular

stamp: ATEI-DI [ATE lig.] (Cn. Atei Di[onysi?]). 12 or

form

Dragendorff

R 2.2.1. cf. Conspectus Kenrick 2000, type are not un decorated vessels

CVArret, p. 65, stamp: on Interior 289.3. stamps

common

occur no.

13;

no.

For

other

158:b,g). Residual

of Atei

vessels

in Late

p. 65,

(CVArret,

context.

Roman

3.9; Diam.

Rim

fr. of

wreath

of on

pressed er p.

leaves

and

outer

berries. of

edge

at

of wall:

top

im

faintly

Rouletting

lip.

Conspectus formR 2 (. 1), as Dragendorff and Watzing 1948,

21, fig.

p.

26, no.

75, pi.

as Brown 2, type 5. Decoration from the 17. Probably workshop

and L. Annius of Arezzo

1968, of C.

1958,

Augustan period: e Annius, Gaius Lucius"). in Late Roman Residual

under

p. 402,

2.8; max.

bowl

p.Diam.

and

bowl

and

upper part wheel-turned

lower

elements

the

exterior, served:

P.H. As

leaves.

(?)

broken

lead

At

center

of a chalice;

foot of

visible.

relief

clearly decoration

above

of floor,

edge

Base

clamp.

repair

trace

of floor,

and

of an

which

ancient

of stem

interior

stamp:

potter).

hole

for a

potter moldmade

otherwise

as

recorded

having

produced

P5713 22, PL 39 Fig. Iliffe 1939, p. 73 ("illegible"); Kenrick 2000, p. 446, no. 16 318. E 14:3 (top fill) stem

1.9; Diam.

Fr. of stem tachment

and

floor

at narrowest

of a molded

of the wheel-turned

foot

of a gloss slip used as an adhesive

3.6 point bowl. The

line of at

is clear, with

remains

(cf. 695, 699). At cen

ends: [L] stamp with triangular rectangular stem of interior reserved. Base and IT[I] (L. Titius). no. Kenrick For 2052; CVArret, pp. 475-476, stamp:

ter of floor,

2000, type2203.43. Context

of no

small

later

than

ca. a.d.

coin

1-25.

of

3.4

point

of floor,

stamp,

rectangular

ornaments.

external

Kenrick

(see

nor

there,

no. 2267; frame

Kenrick

the

2000,

stamp-shapes Oth 2348.8.

type

VETTI

with no.

2000,

on

are

stamps i).

2267:g,

known as

read

(Robinson

L.TITI.) 685 P 35041 Fig. B-C 10-11:1 P.H. Fr.

2.2; Diam. of

22 est.

base foot

pedestal

with

red good Pisa?or

Arezzo,

8.7 not

(floor

Low

preserved).

South

Gaulish

P.H.

ware?

of ca. a.d.

Context

50+.

Fig. 22, Pl. 39

686 P 21664 B13:4 Base

pinkish

gloss.

perhaps 1st century.

late

Possibly

foot est. 3.5; Diam. fr. of a flat-bottomed,

6.5 molded

bowl.

orna

Relief

a band at bottom, lines forms of wedge-shaped areas marked off by of a series of triangular the base cor an acorn in each relief with of three lines, groups

ment:

within

ner;

a rosette;

each an

triangles,

triangle, leaf. acanthus

Dragendorff and Watzinger

6. From

the

of M.

shop

1908, no. 221; Oxe ornament

similar

with

vessels.

682

P.H.

center

At

683.

at narrowest

stem

2.5; Diam. 682,

stamp not matched on shown 8-10. pis. er decorated vessels

reserved.

CVArret,p. 114, no. 307; Kenrick 2000, type 423.4; not

a

with

For stamp: CVArret,pp. 515-516,

joint On pre a row

rectangular

[AVlig.] (C. Aurelius, a Puteolan[?]

CAVREL[I] On

11.0

of stem

associated

century,

. highly ornamented (punch same as for 683): /V[. .]l in frame with ends relief (Vettius), "butterfly" triangular

ware

a row of rosettes,

at bottom,

of olive

1st

splayed form, with thick basal molding. Hard

context.

Fr. of floor between

of

P3628 Pl. 39 Iliffe 1936, p. 48; Kenrick 2000, CD-ROM, no. 16 320. Area K-L 11-12, section M (late fill)

"Annius,

681 P 14707 22, PL 39 Fig. Kenrick 2000, p. 161, vessel no. 16 317 Area Q-R 23 (residual in Late Roman fill) P.H.

(Robinson in

684

to Late

(active in theMiddle

Stenico

stamp, much as that used

this as L.TITI.)

read

of

est. 19.5 lip chalice. Relief decoration

P.H.

4.0

point

Nero.

22, PL 39

Fig.

at narrowest

of floor,


and

680 P 9259 Area E 5, lotAA 24

center

At

correctly Context

1933) and

(see Oxe

Dionysius

stem

2.4; Diam. 682.

rectangular worn but almost from same certainly punch on 684: frame. V[.. .JTI, in elaborate

158:a.

in thework of Cn. Ateius

on

As

9.0

bowl,

relief; join between themoldmade turned

Fig. 22, PL 39

Perennius

in later

1948, p. 21, fig. 2, type

from

the

3rd-century

shop

dim.

Convex

of P. Cornelius:

deposit.

687 P 6035 Pl. 39 Area D 14 (residual in Late Roman Max.

(cf. Chase

Tigranus

1933, nos. 129, 130, 148). For ajug

Johns 1971, pl. l:b. Residual

two

each

between

fill)

5.4

wall

fr. of a bowl.

ornament:

Relief

a

rider

a (bodymissing above waist) to right; his saddle is lion's on off horse's the shoulder; skin, the head appearing

rider wears A

a short

hunting

Tigranus

chiton

scene

(for a figure

in

and

boots

the

with

repertory the same from

lappets. Perennius of M. punch,

New York 1 [USA 9], pl. 42:2; Dragendorff pl.

4:16;

Brown

1968,

no.

19, pl.

7).

see

CVA,

1895, p. 73,

SIGILLATA

ITALIAN 688 P 319 PL 40 Area H 10 Max.

5.4

of

lower

of a chalice,

body at bottom,

ornament:

Relief

executed; crudely rim, from which

a

a

above, rises an

trace

with of

line

bowl

shallow

acanthus

marks,

punch with

plant;

cf. Chase

acanthus,

at

left). On

no.

384,

pi.

33, no.

p.

313).

R13:l

Max.

dim.

Bowl

frr.

three

(two joining,

Fr. a preserves

others).

top of the relief zone with a horizontal row of wedge lines

shaped of main

a row of leaves. Decoration pendent on all frr.): vine leaves and flow

below

zone

(present

ers in high relief. For the leaf pattern, cf. CVA, New York 1 [USA 9], the by M. Perennius; (signed of berries), vine with bunches

pi. 41:2 er than 689

in higher

appear

also

of plane (leaves see Heron Boscoreale, nos. 19-20, pi. 18. of a.d. 25-50

decoration

from

cups

86-88,

pp.

but

ivy rath leaves of

the

and

Dragendorff

1948, p. 217, no. 428, pi. 38 (ivy leaves). For

Watzinger similar

see

relief;

are

leaves

Context

on

tree) de

two

Villefosse

silver 1890,

erate

M-O

Max.

dim.

Frontal

two

form (lunate) from the krater;

cf. 478, tuted

498,

mold

are

1989,

93,

p.

pi.

1:4; Porten

left

in on

a

applique; reconsti

in New

fake

off a broken

mold

(from

same

punch

a Nereid on a hippocamp

York

Palange

in Arezzo,

source)

for

(CVA, New York 1 [USA 9],

1989,

p. 92,

no.

3, pi.

22:1-2).

691 P 5565 PL 40 Area H 15, residual find Max.

dim.

5.0

wall

Convex loin

cloth

about

The

work

a

vintage

sherd.

Relief

his waist,

ornament: on

standing

a satyr to left, left leg, right leg

scene.

For

a reconstituted

mold

show

ing thisfigure, see CVA, New York 1 [USA 9], pis. 5: La,

7:l.a

(Porten

"Cerdo

M.

Palange Perenni."

692 P 16690 PL 40 N2L1

Max.

(upper fill)

dim.

4.3

the

1989,

p.

97,

no.

88),

stamped

rosettes

three

petals);

lower

points stands

rosette

and

an

of a

ar

handle

a fleur-de-lis

rise

are

the arch

degen

(the between

nine

which

central

spiral spindles of M. Perennius

to

(oblique,

common

in the

and (cf. Dragendorff Bargathes and spindle, 1948, pl. 17). For the fleur-de-lis master of the anonymous (CVA, Bargathes

Watzinger see a cup

New York 1 [USA 9], pl. 29:2). An arch similar in cross but more

to that of 693, on appears

section

elevation,

ius Pisanus

late

Pedrazzini

(Lavizzari

in

semicircular

nearly

Italian

of L.

sigillata 1972,

45,

p.

Rasin

no.

212,

pl.30).

694 P4833 Pl. 40 Area M-O 9-11, section 5 (late fill?) dim. of

4.4 two

straight,probably oblique.

the between the ridge is marked ornament: Relief be grooves by rouletting. in main low rim, a stylized fleur-de-lis; zone, at left, head at of a crested and bearded serpent(?), right, the tip of an ear of (?). grain base

For

rim,

the fleur-de-lis and M.

Bargathes Watzinger

grooves;

motif,

Perennius nos.

1948,

Saturnus,

237,

of M.

cf. works

383,

pis.

Perennius and

Dragendorff 17, 26. Similar

ser

pent heads occur in heraldic pairs, their bodies joined in a knot,

p.

on

either

of a

side

leaf on works

of P. Cor

(Chase 1908, nos. 276, 335, pl. 22; Brown 1968,

nelius

29, no.

80, pl.

20).

695 P 7271 PL 40 Area E-F 2-3, lotMM 87, with 545, 586 Max.

dim.

Wall

sherd there

tached

raised and bent at knee; his right arm is held down be hind right thigh; in field at left,vine tendrils. From

lie

within

of

(? vertical) and a spirally ridged spindle right).

of

[USA 9], PL 21:1.a, c; Porten Palange

14?cast the

also

22:3),

trac

in the decoration

except (especially but see two Nereids 591); of "M. Perennius Tigranus"

no.

pi.

uncommon in masks

(CVA,New Yorkl

left

and

Relief

chalice. band

zone,

figured

to right, tips is complete:

the

At

fill

S, mixed

3.7

heads ware

only rosettes at

of

Rim sherd of a bowl. Wall

at top, sherd of a bowl. Relief decoration: Body es of ovolo of the below, proper upper pattern; part side of a frontal female face. Arretine

their

leaves, one

Max. section

9-11,

at bottom

cuate

690 P 6620 PL 40 Area

est. 16.0 7.1; max. p.Diam. convex of a broad-bodied wall

ornament:

less

5.7

(fr. a)

Porten

10-14;

96.

dim.

Fr. of

central

689 P 7949 PL 40

a.d.

ca.

dated

purportedly

CVA, New York 1

Area F 15, section A' (at 60.20 m)

23

(attributed toM. Perennius Tigranus by Stenico 1960b,

ivy

693 P 664 PL 40 Max.

1908,

no.

York,

Bargathes;

27:2?there

pl.

ornament:

Relief

in New

mold

1989, p. 98, Palange of 3rd century Context

a

encircling

a bowl.

of

in low relief.

reconstituted

9],

[USA

flaring to right and

one at (two spindles right, only preserved est. 5.0), the floor, groove (Diam. probably lost potter's stamp. with

a

sherd

tendrils

and

signed by M. Perennius

stem.

of

left,spirally ridged spindles rise obliquely from the bowl

For bowl

wall

Convex leaves Cf.

dim.

Sherd

189

WARES

hesive??cf. below,

ovules;

For

1948,

4.7 of a bowl. are

traces

682, 699). at left, dolphin,

the dolphin,

nos.

Saturnus

353-354, or Crescens

the work

of Primus

696 P8114 C9.T6 P.H.

and

at

the

(used band right,

cf. Dragendorff

pis.

12, 25, works

(but

the dolphin

rim was as an of

at ad

large

amphora.

and Watzinger

of M.

also

Perennius occurs

on

Corneli).

Fig. 22, Pl. 40

9.4; max.

est. 11.5 p. Diam. frr. from upper wall of a beaker joining once which had a ring- or lug-handle. Top

Three diolus

At joint where of red gloss-slip Relief decoration:

or mo of the

190 figured scene preserved a horizontal

grooves):

of four

consisting

CATALOGUE

(set off from the rim by two

row of circular

concentric

ornaments

circles)

(each by verti

separated

cal pairs of dots. Below, at left:vertical thyrsoswith fillet hanging down at right (and presumably at leftalso); to a

right,

long,

mass

undulating

of drapery

(or pendent

animal skin as on 709?). To the leftof the thyrsos and partially tome,

pro dle

serving 706.

as on

Perennius

from

a

of

1st

circle

goat han

cf. Dragen 10, pi. 1, a work The is applique

oraments,

no. p. 177, or Saturnus.

1948,

(?) of

706, 718. Context

3. For

Crescens state

later

ornament: applique the base of an attached

the

same

as

mold

associated

century,

that used

for

a

of

with

coin

Nero.

697 P 7576 AreaK11 P.H. the ment: on

Fig.

fr. of a vertical-rimmed bottom

ridge marking male mask ovolo

wall:

in

of

with

close-set,

bowl.

above

Just

an

orna applique Relief decoration

rim,

to

profile

pattern. form

R

9.2

gendorff and Watzinger

right.

narrow

elongated,

or

698 P 3752 K 9-10:1 P.H.

For mask,

related.

two

pairs

grooves

lip

est.

cf. Dra

25).

pi.

22, PL 41

the ridge between the grooves; a series of short, horizontal ismarked by of

rior

of

the

lip, rouletting.

lowest

rim,

upper lines,

on

ornament

Applique

rim,

22, PL 41

Fig.

4.6; max.

Two joining frr.Part of pedestal-foot and bowl of a chalice as 679. Seam between themoldmade bowl and the wheel-turned

foot,

throughout. on (see dash-lines

tight

Foot

though made

per join to bowl, were joined No

695).

Relief

stamp the For

1948, to the

nos.

on

on

visible in at

least

side of foot);

either

ornament:

the break,

377,

late phase

378, of

is

two

these,

segments like the up

together with gloss-slip (cf.

at bottom

of wall,

gadroons.

floor. gadroons,

which

and

cf. Dragendorff 26; attributed

pi. the Perennius

Watzinger to Saturnus (and factory)

(1960b, p. 77, no. 4-1265). Context of firsthalf of 2nd century

by Stenico

across

passes

his

back

right,

standing

draped raised

over

down

hangs on

her

maenad,

behind; her

toes,

head

thrown

to

draped, back

and

her right hand reaching down toward her right foot, which is raised behind her; her left arm, extended for ward, frames the head of the following figure;maenad, from waist

forearm

her

the

hanging

left arm

in front;

down

to

seated

down,

head,

right, raised

at lower

her

right at elbow,

right,

arm

the

traces

of

draped

type I (Matz 1938, pp. 9-27, pl. 3; Oxe 1933, nos. 113,115, pis. 23, 25; also CVA,New York 73-75, pp. 1 [USA9],pl.41:l). of

1st century.

P 7245 Pl. 41 Iliffe 1939, p. 60. Not 2000. Area D 7, lotKK 176

701

dim.

listed separately in Kenrick

4.5

sherd

hindquarters second horse;

of

chalice

of horse, between

or

bowl.

Relief

decoration:

at left, tail of to rearing right; two the tails of the two horses,

of grass rise from the ground line (missing); above, in field, incomplete stamp: M. PERE[NNI]. A sec

ond

stamp bearing of vessel).

the

slave

name

ismissing

(on

other

scene to a (cf. the bowl hunting belongs probably in Boston: Chase Perennius fr. signed by M. Tigranus scenes no. 81, from 1916, pp. 82-83, pl. 27). For hunting see and the Perennius Watzinger factory, Dragendorff The tails may, however, 1948, pp. 91-96. belong equine

to a centauromachy

pl.47:4). Context

13.4

p.Diam.

a cloak

thyrsos?),

For stamp-type:Kenrick 2000, type 1390.3. The deco

Context of firsthalf of 2nd century

682,

a

ration

9],pl.47:9.

P.H.

hand

Peren

and Watzinger

1948, p. 210, no. 370, pi. 35; also CVA, New York 1 [USA

699 P 22108 K 9-10:1

nude

and behind his left thigh and is held up by the right

side fr. of M.

left to right:

zone,

blades

grooves:

Gorgoneion. see the mold For the Gorgoneion, or Saturnus, nius Crescens Dragendorff

of wedge-shaped

youth striding (dancing?) to right,his lefthand holding a staffwhich passes over his left shoulder (upper end of

Max.

rim. Type probably similar to 705. On

at top, border

body:

in the figured

lines;

manuscript

Wall

15.7

incised on the bowl by hand before firing; on the exte

near

on

lines; at bottom, ground suggested by long, overlapping,

Context

of

fragments 348,

Fig.

5.1; Diam.

Chalice

sherd of chalice, probably similar to 705. Re

lief decoration

isMatz

eggs

1948, p. 237, nos. 624, 625,

on mold heads 40; comparable appear nos. 347, Crescens Perennius 208, (p.

pi. M.

Wall

8.0

figure. see For rendering of the ground-lines, Dragendorff no. and Watzinger, from the workshop 185, 8, 95, pl. p. of M. also Oxe 80, pl. Perennius; 18, 1933, p. 65, no. at left M. Perennius The maenad Tigranus. by probably

and no darts; below, small unidentifiable bit of relief Conspectus

dim.

another

5.3

6.1; p.W. and wall

Rim

22, PL 40

538 (2nd layer)

Max.

staff missing:

form R Conspectus dorff and Watzinger of M.

an

its head, to mark

covering

700 P 20360 Pl. 41 Area C-F 15-19, lot00

of uncertain

(cf. CVA, New York

1 [USA 9],

date.

702 P 19718 Pl. 41 Kenrick 2000, no. 16 321. P 10:2 (top fill) Max.

dim.

Wall

sherd.

and

the flat

rope with panel, shaped The

4.3

two grooves; they top of relief zone, a rouletted are marked between by rosettes a row of Below: closely spaced At

band

pattern. a row of dots

on a raised, beneath; rectangular then a row of wedge stamp: TIGRAN[I]; potter's lines in herringbone pattern. a on mold reconstituted rosettes appear

signed Cerdo M. Perenni: CVA, New York 1 [USA 9],

ITALIAN

1989, p. 97, no. 88); for the ro

pi. 5 (Porten Palange dots

settes,

see herringbone, 26 (kalathiskos pi.

and

nius

Tigranus, rouletted ist). The of that on version

rus Perenni"

SIGILLATA

a bowl

of M.

dancers

Peren

be a simplified may mold of "Nicepho

"rope pattern" a reconstituted

in New York, CVA, New York 1 [USA 9],

1989, p. 93, no. 11). Small (Porten pi. ll:l.a,b Palange of M. Perennius with TIGRANI external stamps Tigranus, on a CVArret, 315-316, (as here), pp. separate panel

no. 1247; Kenrick 2000, p. 323, type 1412.1. of ca.

Context

Max.

dim.

Wall

sherd.

a groove; top, a band rosettes;

the

eight-leaved tendrils. Very

lines;

For

horizontal

below, of

of a.d.

1 [USA 9],

of "Nicephorus 10). p. 93, no.

mold 1989,

wall to

winged, forward

right

ornament:

Relief

left arm

feet

both

right,

and

together, back drawn

arm

at

Eros,

extended

shoulder

level;

to left and right, spirally fluted spindles; at extreme rosettes

left, three

formed

by the

in a vertical

rise

left-hand

line

and

spindle

from

the

calyx counter

itsmissing

part further left.Clay color 10R 5/4 (weak red), gloss 10R4/6 (red). For Chase

see Comfort

comparanda, 1916, no. 32,

1938a,

shop

11 (a reconstituted pi. p. 97, no. 43); Dragendorff p. 207, no. 235, pi. 16. Probably or of P. Cornelius. of M. Perennius

705

P 17161

Late Augustan or Tiberian

no.

2004,

and

Troso

322.

vol.

Watzing the work

from

1991,

n.

62,

p.

Porten

46;

Palange

249.

l,p.

11.8; Diam.

hemispherical

foot 8.7 lip 16.2, Diam. and half of rim Chalice: body missing. vertical everted rim; small, body; high,

lip; broad, flaring pedestal-foot

under from Relief

edge

of

lip and Rim devoid

body. ornament

on

on

the

two or

of relief

body:

(cf. 699). Rouletting

rim separating ornament.

ridges

applique row of

horizontal

dots;

large

below, eight (originally ten) bucrania, from each of which two long fillets hang down to thewavelike ground line;

festoons

between hang a rectangular

the festoons,

the bucrania.

relief

one

Above

panel

bearing

a

form

R

9.

For

CVArret,

stamp:

no. 478; Kenrick 2000, type 623.4); stamp

with

slave

ing. Decoration

name

on

borrowed

opposite from

two

stump "tail"

vertical

(or possibly Pan?), broken away

from

the

listed Chase

same

in

as

mold

those For

Conspectus.

1908,

159, no.

p.

and Watzinger 1948, of P. Cornelius.

Dragendorff from the

37,

p.

on

696,

goat-head

474, pl. 14; 233, no. 562,

factory

est. 17.5 7.3; max. p.Diam. of a chalice, fr. trace of stem. Relief with deco Body at bottom, a border of ration: from which cornucopiae acanthus leaves (lower parts of two cornucopiae sprout marred in stem to by the tools used attaching body); at are the above, right, cornucopiae interrupted by to left, on a base at feet of a figure (rock?); standing, another the floral border, from left, above cornucopia, dim.

the base

right. H.

an

of which

acanthus

leaf

has

attributed

this

comm.);

for

this potter,

see CVArret,

(pers. no. 532.

of uncertain

toward

springs

Comfort

to Primus

the

P. Corneli pp.

168-169,

date.

708 P 1471 Pl. 41 Area G 13 (upper filling) Max.

dim.

5.9

sherd

of a bowl.

rim, a line of small, in the mold. impressed

Just below

rosettes,

indistinctly two goats to left in harness and (only the head neck of the offside are visible behind the nearer goat the reins above their backs and the animal); appear

of bowl

repertory

traces

behind

From stituted seum

156,

1989,

tails.

such Dionysiac procession mold of "Parides P. Corneli"

Context

of Late

no.

L94,

28-29;

that on

a recon

in the British Porten

Mu

Palange

Fig.

22, PL 42

5.0

Three bodied

pp.

as

Roman.

709 P 24942 M 19:1 joining chalice,

ismiss

rim. Relief

of

over

the

their

a

1908, (Walters p. 97, no. 76).

P.H. p.

the corresponding

side the

of

stamp

P-CORNELI [RNE in ligature] (P. Cornelius). Conspectus

by

Below,

of

One-third

with

"handle"

looped

applied

type?not the mold,

see

Body six-leaved

B 21:16 (fill 1)

H.

18.0

marked everted, Lip on exterior. On exterior,

one

top and

Context

(cf. layer IIA finds).

Fig. 22, PL 41 1947, p. 212, pi. 48:1-2; Kenrick 2000,

Thompson 16

p. 506, fig. 1; mold: Porten

1989,

Palange er 1948,

late

Max.

of a bowl.

sherd

a

22, PL 41

707 P 3240 Pl. 41 Area J 14, lotK 38b

5

5.8

dim.

Convex

and

the bucrania

Fig.

find

est. lip chalice.

Diam.

produced

A also

38, pi.

of

on outer four grooves face tail; (on bearing traces at top end). below this, an ap Immediately

718.

pl.

(layer IIB)

Max.

15, residual

fr. of

motif,

25-50

26, no. G

p.

AgoraV,

4.9;

below,

M.

704 P9852 PL 41 D4:l

P.H.

slight

low relief.

(a reconstituted Porten Palange

Context

N

plied head of a goat

wedge-shaped

the rosettes, cf. CVA, New York

9:1.a, pi. Perenni":

Area

below,

At

of

band

P 22900

706

on grooves of a small

4.0

version

elaborate

1st century.

Rim

R13:l

(Stenico 1960b, p. 64, no. 932). For an

and more

festoons, see the bowl by P. Cornelius in the British Mu seum (Walters 1908, no. L55, pp. 20-21, pl. 7) and a fr. inKoln (CVArret,p. 103, no. 260, pl. 54). a.d. 40-50 (per H. Comfort). Context of firsthalf of

1st century.

703 P 7948 PL 41

191

Annii of Arezzo earlier

flut

and

WARES

frr. of upper broken

decoration:

a modified

ovolo;

of a convex part of wall at above with away junction the below cable rim, just pattern skin with a panther suspended,

192 rosette beneath; below and at left,oblique

CATALOGUE

line of trefoil

ornaments.

For decoration:

Stenico 1960a, pp. 64-66, types 154, 157, 195, 196, or 226. From the workshop of Rasi of Arezzo,

nius

was

who

ca.

active

25 b.c-a.d.

20+

ico 1960a, pp. 20-21; Dragendorff and Watzinger pp. 15-17). Context of firsthalf of 2nd century

710 P 20369 PL 42 Area C-F

Max.

15-19, lot00

dim.

1948,

of rim.

nos.

68,

133a,

246,

250-252,

Area

A-D

P.H.

4.7

P 15185 B-C

of

ovolo

and

Max.

dim.

22, PL 42

Fig. at

5.4; Diam.

est.

top of body

12.0

rim. Relief

on

decoration

lo without

below,

darts;

of elongated scene. of figured

band

body:

trace

slight

ovo

712 P 22400 PL 42

12, lotsO 192-192a, with 367, 531, 635

Area O

dim.

6.3

sherd

of a bowl.

ornament:

Relief

male

of an

the head the male

For

figure

late

figure

compare

work

Italian

1972, nos. 83-86, pi. no. L138, p. 38, pi. 9).

ters 1908,

associ

(Lavizzari

15, type 9; cf. also Wal

of him.

zone.

ornament:

Relief

the

above,

right;

short

from bottom

at bottom, skirt of a

of the

figured to running to left figure,

an animal dancing

(legs obscured by the animal figure below). The

human

as far as

figure,

lathiskos dancer

4.3

to another

late

Italian

occurs on works signed figure type (type 127): type 79 SEX.M.F;

type

127

on

Lavizzari Pedrazzini (remolded)

"early

frr.

unattributed

(for

types,

see

1972, nos. 3-5, 142, 162); a fake

Perennian"

punch

for a dancing

fig

ure of this type is inNew York (CVA,New York 1 [USA 9], pi. 1:1; Porten Palange 1989, p. 94, no. 30). For the loss of the dancer's

legs,

compare

by M. Perennius Tigranus pi. 29:1).

rim of a bowl.

Fr. of vertical

On

exterior,

below:

away

Perhaps cf.Dragendorff and Watzinger 630,

over

groove;

an the groove, broken ornament, applique to Eros right, holding cornucopia. winged

1948, p. 238,

to left and 40, with Eros cornucopia. of no later than ca. a.d. 20-25.

pl.

718 P4827 Pl. 42 Area K 10, lotN 9b dim.

Max.

3.5 rim of a bowl.

Fr. of vertical as

mold

On

an

exterior,

(slightly skewed): head of goat

ornament

of 696,

those

broken

706),

applique

(from same

above

away

and

be

in Late

P 88 Pl.

a modiolus

42

1933,

pp.

283,

Area H 6 (at 2.0 m)

288,

no.

70,

fig.

1.

3.5

dim.

Max.

context.

Roman

rim of a small

of convex

Fr. of bottom

ornament:

goat,

bowl. to

standing

On

exte

right.

a ka

suggests

preserved,

is similar

(?)

at waist

horizontally

(top fill)

dim.

Max.

rior, applique

such as a late Italian type (type 79);

animal

running

winged

717 P 5744 PL 42

Waage of bowl,

wall

cracked

Applique

of

pairs

ornament:

level during application or firing.

719

4.6

Fr. of convex

two

exterior,

Eros to right, with both hands holding a dolphin

Residual

dim.

On

applique

low.

713 P 1903 PL 42 Area F 14 (at 59 -4 m) Max.

overlying

to

animal.

ated with the factory of L. Rasinius Pisanus Pedrazzini

grooves

no.

right, the right leg bent back from the knee; the folds of a cloak appear in front of him and behind; at his left foot,

an

fill), residual find

rim of a bowl.

an

and

Context

Max. Wall

top of rim, broad

below, grooves; concavity, rouletting; lines. band of narrow, wedge-shaped

E14:3

This ovolo appears in the work of Rasinius (cf. 709, 710; Stenico 1960a, p. 53, nos. 134, 143, 145, 146, pis. 27, 29, type 8).

Fig. 22, Pl. 42

find

3.5

in front

Rim fr.of a bowl; lipmissing. Broad grooves at base of

early Roman.

rim (lip missing). Near

Area N 14 (Late Roman P.H.

Rouletting at bottom

ridge

lUT, residual

716 P 4735 PL 42

type

20-21

and

section

14-17,

Fr. of vertical

Area

the

lip

survives.

the horizontal

two

band

286). 711

on

and

of Hellenistic

Chalice

27-43,

pis.

of

P 25752

715

564, residual find

no

rim;

exterior Context

5.2

est. 19.0 lip relief ornament

Diam.

4.7;

on

at to base) in a horizontal base band; (and, presumably, rosette. of the tips, an eight-leaved the junction cf. Stenico the workshop of Rasinius From (see 709; p.

P.H. Chalice

(Sten

Wall sherd of bowl. Relief decoration: palmettes (part of one and trace of another) lying on side, tip to tip

1960a,

714 P4275 Fig. 22 Area F 14, lot T 142

probably

(CVA, New York 1 [USA 9],

720 P 17527 Pl. 42 Area C-D 17-18, residual find 5.1

Max.

dim.

Wall

sherd of a bowl. Relief decoration:

of a bearded

man,

Oxe

1933,

to

right;

his

right hand

at left,head a mass

clasps

of drapery (?) held in front of his head; at right, a round object (cushion?). See ions

appearing

repertory.

pp. 61-62, of in scenes

Possibly

Priam

no.

70, pl.

symposia at the feet

15 for

the cush

in the Perennian of Achilles?

Cf.

CVA, New York 1 [USA 9], pl. 46:4 (perhaps to be inter preted

thus).

GAULISH P 2019 Pl.

721

H-K

Area Max.

11-14,

dim.

Fr.

on

of a bowl,

wall

at bottom,

of

band

gadroons lines and

wedge-shaped side of a seven-leaved

either

as 699.

possibly (as on

Relief

a above, 699); leaves and tendrils ivy rosette.

dim.

5.6

at wall of a bowl, broken away top rim was attached). Relief decora (where wheel-turned trace of tion: at bottom, pattern; just below gadroon Fr.

convex

of

rim, row of dots; in field, Eros riding dolphin at

and

an

waving

723

P 6071 Pl. H-K

Area

of an

trace

left,

back,

Max.

unidentified

Eros

object.

leans

section

reins

in mixed

E,

drain

a halter

sacrifice;

are more

akin

gloss scene of sacrifice

or fillets

the

hanging

Italian

prod For Vic

to Rome.

is

specific on Arretine ware,

a bull

sacrificing

to Central

see

to

P 164 Pl.

724

p.

288,

no.

5-7, lotA 2

Max.

51

Convex

71, fig.

the

sherd

of a chalice

of a male

legs

Relief

1

4.5;

(?), near

figure

Relief

bottom.

striding

to

right

Bowl zone,

per zone, floral

gadroons scroll.

with Clay

Graufesenque

period]; Claudian

with much

cf. also

cable

contains

relief

zone,

rim. Relief

full height ornament:

of up lower

zone, above; pattern upper fine white color of specks;

ware.

Dragendorff

form

29.

Scroll

Knorr

1952, pl. 62.B). Flavian. Context of Late Early 1st- to material. early-2nd-century to

row of orange

lower

seven-petaled ware (traces

foot

Diam.

piece), of

piece

lower wall.

9.9 Broad

of a floral

end

pattern

with

dot

rosettes.

No

of lime;

no

at center. Smooth stamp visible mica). Vermilion

red slip all over, highly polished; some wear and flaking. center

around turning-marks form R2.2. Conspectus

Slight

Context

of period

probably

of bottom

only.

of Nero.

727 P 32809 PL 42 dim.

4.3

sherd

of

with

finish as 726. Period

lower wall.

of

border

line

slight

Form row

reliefs:

of Tiberius.

border

visible

Context

to 726.

similar

Part ro

of near-obliterated above.

of early

Ware

and a.d.

1st century

SIGILLATA

dim.

Sherd.

very like that of a form 29 bowl in the British Museum (Walters 1908, p. 105, no. M351, pl. 21), signed VI(B)INI on interior (Oswald and Pryce 1920, p. 86, suggest the reading ALBINI [of La Graufesenque, Tiberian-Claudi an

loose (ca. 5.4 with foot and a loose

decoration:

Max.

clay 7.5R 6/6 (light red), of gloss 7.5R 4/6 (red). La

3.9

729 P 19512 PL 43 Area A-D 14-17, lot Lin 123

3.5

fr.: part of lower part of rouletted

Sigillata

rosettes(?); lower border (between slight relief lines) of a

and

Vessels

p.W.

to

(related

30-50+.

Orange

Single of lower

Pl. 43 728 P 5566 Area H 15, lotK 69, with 581, 762 P.H.

unclassified

Area F 14, lot T 149

GAULISH Molded

Form

based type (as 679). A loose sherd preserves part of the

wall

settes,

wall

ornament:

Campanian

Max.

Area G-H dim.

of a.d.

Context

42

1933,

Waage

[1960b,

of Rasinius).

workshop

ware.

Arezzo

Probably

New

CVA,

York 1 [USA 9], pl. 42:6, (attributed by Stenico 877]

18.2

exterior:

ConspectusR7, R8?).

P.H.

across

is visible

to the halter

attached

and

p. 62, no.

rim. On

roulett beaded lip bearing two convex roulett groove; moldings bearing a concave marked off by grooves. ing flanking molding convex On interior: at broad with groove molding, lip; concave Fine offset. red molding, slightly gloss.

fill

from the horns. Color of clay 2.5YR 6/6 (light red); the dull gloss is 2.5YR 4/8 (red).

toria

22 est.

2.5; Diam.

Chalice:

for

ready

Clay the

P.H. Chalice

4.5

forehead; two lines hanging below the throat probably

ucts;

725 P 34999 Fig. R13:l

726 P 26807 Fig. 23 Area S-T 20, lot EA 108

42

Two joining frr.of a bowl. Relief ornament: bull to

represent

late date.

to right,

in right hand.

object

8-11,

dim.

right,

of

ing, slight

722 P329 P1.42 Area I 9 Max.

in context

Residual

find

4.5

convex

of

ornament:

residual

0,

193

thrusting forwardwith a spear (gladiator? hunter?).

42 section

SIGILLATA

Roman,

6.7 set off

Carination two below.

above

and

cular

panels

enclosed

upper

zone,

Relief

a cable by pattern single ornament: cir lower zone,

within

floral

scroll

back;

floral

clay color 7.5R 4.5/6 La

Fine-quality

scroll.

red

Sealing-wax

(red), gloss 7.5R 4/6. ware.

Graufesenque

the

pattern,

panel at left containing bird to rightwith head

turned gloss;

Dragendorff

form 29. Perhaps the work of the potter Aquitanus of La Graufesenque (cf.Knorr 1930, p. 310, fig. 1:3; 1952, pis.

3.B,

66.A).

Claudian

(ca.

a.d.

730 P 27696 PL 43 Area N-Q

Max.

dim.

40-55).

Context

of Late

12-14, lotn 365, residual find

5.8

Roman.

194 Bowl

fr., upper

frieze,

ornament

of rim. Relief

part

CATALOGUE of

upper zone: scroll from right to leftwith pendent flower of

three

broad

a small

above,

petals;

concentric

(two

circles),

ornament

circular from

separated

scroll

La

as

ware,

Graufesenque

729.

its

Dragen

dorff form 29. For the patterns, cf. Oswald and Pryce 1920, pis. 3:9 (a form 29 bowl fromVindonissa, stamped OFAQVITANI, also of Claudian date), 26:10 (a bowl of form 29 of Tiberio-Claudian date [for circles only]). Claudian-Neronian

period

P 34971

731

Area K-N P.H. Rim.

Faint row of

in upper

tion

p.

no.

288,

78, pl. VIII.

12-14, lot E 257 (found in section A) ca.

rim est.

2.5; Diam.

ment:

23

Fig.

1933,

Waage

on orna fine rouletting Relief rim-bulges. at traces of the decora top, with red fine lustrous frieze; gloss.

Graufesenque Residual in context

form

Dragendorff of Late Roman.

732 P 16705 N211 (upper fill) dim.

Max.

Fr. of

ornament:

at semicircular open panel, forming at and left to stalks and right stylized a group within the semicircular panel,

top, connecting lanceolate buds;

of Romulus and Remus with the wolf. Light red clay; smooth dull gloss (not unlike ware of 739). Clay color 10R 6/4 (pale red), gloss 10R 4/6. form

Dragendorff

For

29.

the

of

group

twins

and

wolf, cf. Oswald and Pryce 1920, pl. 36:23 (a poorer version); also Oswald 1936-1937, p. 67, no. 849, pl. 41, of La

(Flavian, and

lanceolate of

The

Graufesenque). occur buds

form 29 (asWalters Context

on

semicircular

South

panels of vessels

Gaulish

1908, no. M18, pl. 10). of first century

last quarter

Max.

dim.

Wall

fr. of bowl.

thin

Flavian

row

at bottom,

(cf); parts points panels upward at in and horizontal bead-rows; by vertical panel to of grass; in right above three blades left, rabbit right ornament. trace of arrowhead filling panel, and For leaf ornament: Oswald the 1920, Pryce 14:6.

For

the

and

rabbit

arrowhead

cf. Os

patterns,

a

wald and Pryce 1920, pl. 6:8, signed by Manduilus, South

Gaulish

potter

of

the

period

of Nero

and

sian (Oswald and Pryce 1920, p. 55). Dull

La

Probably

Graufesenque Flavian period.

ware.

Dragendorff Context of 2nd

Wall marks

dim.

Vespa

20.2 a row of connected of

the ovolo

termi

pre-Flavian. of

1st century.

quarter

in

Residual

con

late

dim.

Max.

6.2

(lip missing). Relief or

Fr. of rim and upper body

nament

(produced darts

ovolo

a worn

from

(the

to

appear

which a smaller bead is suspended); horizontal vertical

bead-row

immediately below,

two+

framing

bead-row

at top of wall, from in a bead

mold):

terminate

separated panels in a rosette. above

terminating

In

form

of

half

of

a by left

1st century,

Flavian

probably

period.

1st century.

737 P 14700 PL 43 D-I

Area

section

17-20,

dim.

Max.

TT,

residual

find

5.3

vertical rim, set off body. High, a orna Relief groove. by body deep a row of connected ment: be ovolo above crude beads; to left. of a stag to turned back head low, head right, Fr. of rim and

upper

moldmade

from

Dull South Gaulish (or

37).

For

fabric, as 736. Dragendorff form

stag motif:

the

cf. Oswald

and

1920, pis. 8:6, 9:8, 20:1; Oswald 1936-1937, p. no. 1738, pi. 71; Knorr 1952, pis. 49.D, F, 53.A).

37.

century.

Pryce

114,

Vespasianic-Domitianic.

738 P 5688 PL 43 Area M 10, residual find Max. Relief above

ornament: which

a

relief

of

dim.

Sherd.

line

appear parts of cable pat panels separated by lines rectangular area small background survives, without tern; left panel, trace of center decoration; panel, large Saint figured cross from of cable of lines Andrew's (formed pattern), three

23, PL 43

736 P 14680 PL 43 Area A-B 22, lotNN 116, with 662, 666, 833

6.2

fr. (lower part). the lower border,

century.

text.

30

734 P 25499 PL 43 Area N 12, lotn 90 Max.

lst-2nd

top of body, with it from rim. Darts

separating

Third

two

of

leaves,

at

preserved

Second

ornament:

of

Fig.

rim est.

3.2; Diam.

Context

5.5 Relief

Context

later?).

nate in tiny rosettes. Color of clay 7.5R 6/4 (pale red); fine red gloss (7.5R4/6). South Gaulish. Dragendorff form 30 or 37. For ro settes: Oswald and Pryce 1920, pi. 30:25-34, which are

formed

pl.

(or

panel, tail of an animal to left (probably a lion). Dull South Gaulish fabric. Dragendorff form 37. For lion: Oswald and Pryce 1920, pi. 19:3, 7.

733 P 21515 Pl. 43 Area K-N 6-9, lot P 347, with 434

of

tion); Knorr 1937, fig. 3:26.

at

festoon

top; below,

of arrow

normal

beads

pattern

row

single

ware. La Graufesenque South Gaul Late even late Ban (or possibly Italian)-?possibly assac. to the relief For form 37. Dragendorff parallels see Oswald and 1920, 15, 92, pp. Pryce composition, a Flavian form of decora (for the arrow-heads, pi. 37:36 Not

band

29.

cable

a

by

ish ware

P.H.

Fig. 23, Pl. 43

Relief

formed

(rather oddly fired?).

considered

frieze.

line

ground

in lanceolate

ending

figure (Eros?) striding to left

Bowl rim. Rim low (H. 2.0) and plain. Relief ovolo

8.2

lower

tendrils

spread

735 P 15656 Area R 20, lot BB 171

20.5

fabric.

of which

heads. Light brick-red clay (2.5YR 6/6), rather smooth; dull dark red slip/gloss (10R 4/6). Fabric unidentified

beading

La

a

above

and

tendrils. Clay color 7.5R 5/6 [red], gloss 7.5R 4/6. Fine-quality

the center

buds; right panel, male

ed

by

4.0 ornament:

Relief

a vertical

bead-row

parts

terminating

at right, Victoria walking

waist

down,

zontally)

with

a trace

; at left, bird

part-burnt;maroon

of

of

two panels separat in a rosette; below

left (body preserved

left arm,

to left, above

held

an arch.

forward

Overfired

from hori or

shade (slightlypurplish) to clay and

PERGAMON on

lustrous

latter

(the

gloss

some

interior);

AND

white

EARLY CANDARLI

specks

visible in the clay. Clay color 7.5R 4/4, gloss 7.5R 3/6. ware

late La Graufesenque form 37. For

Perhaps ish?).

Gaul (or Central Oswald and

Pryce 1920, pi. 16:2, a bowl of form 37 stamped MERCA TOR (forVictoria motif); Oswald 1936-1937, p. 65, no. 808, pi. 39.B; Knorr 1952, pi. 37:c. (ca. a.d.

Domitianic

80-100).

Max.

dim.

8.6;

(=W.)

23, PL 43

Fig. ca. 4.7;

p.H.

est.

p.Diam.

17.0

rior.Clay color 7.5R 4/4, gloss 2.5YR 4/8. Central

Lezoux Probably best-quality 37. For form of egg and dart,

Gaulish.

form

Dragendorff wald and Pryce

1920,

and Cinnamus and

ovolo

body,

with

low, main

dart

frieze

intersections.

One two

areas,

into

side

right

is divided

panel

at

top

of egg;

rectangular panels rosettes at with

bead-rows

into

three

of

see

its suspension, to late 2nd

pattern to

figure

right.

Clean-breaking

light

Dragendorff cf. Oswald

form

ware. Banassac Perhaps syntax of ornamentation,

and

ca. a.d.

End

of

For

37.

Pryce

pis. 5:11, 6:4, 11:8, 20:1; Knorr 1952, pi. 83?all Gaulish,

Context

of

late 2nd

Area

C-F dim.

section

15-19,

near

found

00,

739

Curved els visible. medallion

identified object and a curled stalk in lower corner; in upper panel at right, forepaws of an animal to left(?); below

two

this,

arcs

an

supporting

ivy leaf

to

twisted

gloss, (?),

dorff form 37.

H.

Max. Wall ovolo

N-Q dim.

12-14,

with and

into

two to

find

dart

attached

horizontal panels.

at

bead-rows In

above,

right side divide at

left

panel, boots with

right, wearing are knees down preserved); a left above dog(?) running

745

of

crude

ver of egg; below, scene the figured

lappets

male(?)

(only

fig legs from

a lion(?) right, running an the whole within right,

at

pergamon Early

trace

left, seated

and

early

Forms P 12100

1.8; Diam.

base

Skyphos(?) base

with

ca.

9.6

(greater part). Clean hard light red

much

23, PL 44

14.2; Diam.

small

raised.

At

foot

ca.

7.1

bev rim-molding, sloping the center of floor, part of

[.. .]NO or ON[...].

in the kiln,

Plain 744

a fine

and

Clay

red

(7.5R

5/6),

South

Ware,

Gaulish

P6914 Iliffe 1939, p. 45.

B-C

groove.

18.

form Dragendorff Ca. a.d. 50-70.

23, PL 44

Fig.

10-11:1

P.H.

2.0; Diam. and

foot

sloping

4.2

of floor.

part

foot-ring.

On

similar

to

lower wall, Rounded Cup, floor: (Diam. 2.4); groove or Cres GRESTI (Crestio

Flavian

potter). red and South

Clay dull.

Gaulish

dark

red

products

(could also be Pisa ware?). Probably Dragendorff form 27. For Stamp: Oswald [1931] 1964, pp. 95-96 (there to

dated of

the

several Ca.

of Claudius

period

stamp

(without

shapes. a.d. 50-75.

candarli ware,

Fig. 23 AgoraXXlX, p. 409, no. 1655, fig.98. N 20:4 (middle fill) P.H.

est.

base

stamp:

Ware ornament:

Relief

with

Roman,

Gaulish

rectangular stamp: La tus, a prolific Graufesenque (maroon tinge); gloss brownish

6.4

sherd.

tical

II, residual

Dragendorff

material.

South

wall

oblong

at center, section

preserves zone.

Fig.

ring-foot;

convex

century.

of Late

Context

Diam.

3.3-3.4;

stacking

Dragen

P 20578 PL 43

Area

ure

ware.

24.0

gloss lustrous brownish yellow (10YR 6/6), streaked red (10R 4/6). On the floor, mark left by direct-contact

exterior.

Lezoux

fabric.

Graufesenque

Ware,

Fr.: base

Early/mid-2nd

741

on

worn

probably

ca.

Almost half. Plate: flat floor (rising a littleat center),

right. Light red clay (containing some white specks);

red fairly lustrous Central Gaulish

La

early-2nd-century

low oblique

5.7 (=W.) fr. with parts of three decorated pan body on ornament: to left, a circular Relief panel saw-tooth with is an un which edge, within

rim est.

loose scrap lip. A at of the decorated top

743 P 18357 C 17:1

an

Max.

date).

Fig. 23, Pl. 43

3.7; Diam.

period.

Marbled

eled

P 19392b PL 43

740

(similar

rolled

band

Gaulish.

Flavian

1920,

century.

11:3

pl.

37.

1st- and

South

70-100.

1st century.

South

of Paternus

92, products

century.

piece) Small

of an ovolo

form

clay

(10R 6/6), dull smooth red slip/gloss (7.5R 4/6).

rim.

by the

trian

red

(main

part

a lion(?), to left. In panel on right,head and shoulders

of a male

P.H. Bowl

be

the third bead-rows, oblique in vertical tail of lines; below,

bearing

arrow-head

to

attached

vertical

ornament:

Relief

is divided

and

horizontal

gular with

to rim).

fr. (almost

30:90,

pl.

ware. cf. Os

(Antonine period); for the inverted loop

742 P 32003 Area H-I 15, lot K 24a

17.5 Wall

mere traces right panel, on inte red gloss, lustrous

In

loop. Good

survive.

Mid-

739 P 19392a E17:l (upper fill)

195

semicircular

inverted,

of decoration

decoration:

Dragendorff

WARES

smooth

to

mention

Context

This

Vespasian). of the dot)

of late

form on

occurs

1st century.

wares dullish

vermilion-red

gloss

all over.

Graf

fito KY on bottom. For graffito,Agora XXI, p. 45, no. F 242, pi. 21. For the foot

30

68, pi. Pre-86

treatment,

see W.

Radt

brown (from Kapykaia; B.C.? Context of 110-75

in AvPXll, gloss). B.C.

p. 40,

no.

K

196 746 P 31978 E 14:3 (middle fill) 2.1; Diam.

P.H. Plate center

base, of floor,

ric:

orange-red, (a little duller

tric

Fig. 23, Pl. 44 7.1

Two rouletted bands around complete. run fab spirally. Standard Early Roman over red all faintly granular; good gloss at center concen of bottom). Floor bears from

process.

finishing

B.C.

1st century

Context

dim.

Max.

lotNN 115

mette

stamps

rosette

small pal grooves, three grooves; form), on at break of floor. A groove foot. the position of a missing red gloss on top, duller smooth

indicate may red ware; clean

Smooth

Two

stamped. truncated

(splayed at center

stamp

underside underneath.

(type as 748?). Fabric not unlike

Imitation of ESA ware.

later Sagalassos 1st century

750.

B.C.?

of Early

Context

Roman.

of

10-11:1

P.H.

(H.

Dish,

fragmentary: rim. Rounded

loose

foot.

P.H. faces.

ca. 2.9; Diam. est. 24.5 rim frr. of a plate. Upcurved Red ware and gloss.

faint

A

off from

floor of

Date

ware series. Imitation of ESA (Shape I)? Ca.

50-1

of

Context

B.C.?

1st century

Qandarh

H. Rim

P.H.

3.0; Diam. fr. of a

est. 25.0

P.H.

some

plate;

wear.

Wide

outcurved

and

on faintly mottled last; form paralleled

outside). in various

as early sigillata not noted 1988. by Meyer-Schlichtmann Type of Augustan 1st century B.C.? Context Late period

wares.

23, Pl. 44

Fig. est.

Diam.

4.7;

body Round-bodied

in two pieces

most

cup:

and

of bowl

different

(possibly

fine vermilion-red

Roman"

222;

114, pl.

same

gloss, fabric;

Meyer-Schlichtmann cf. no.

vessels);

rim, mended cen and

foot

gloss

all over.

751

23, PL 44

dish.

rim,

Upcurved on both

red;

gloss Atlante

to ESA, as for 750.

low foot.

faces.

4.

form

context

23

3.0; Diam.

est. 9.4

thin-walled

cup,

corresponding on finger-marks

thin, with

gloss, context

as for 750.

to the outside.

3.7; max.

ca.

p.Diam.

8.5, Diam.

two joining

est.

foot

sherds. Deep

5.0

rounded

Imitation of ESA cup, Atlante 22?Ware approximates

The foot treatment the lst-century series below. a connection with 784. indicate decoration may of ca. 50 Context earlier than that of context. Date

resembles

form N4b 11). A

ESB

in color.

(1988, pp. 92-93, 221

shallow

counterpart

with much

P 35049 Fig.

B-C

10-11:1

P.H.

3.3; Diam.

later-1 st-century

23 foot

est.

7.5

P 35011 Fig. AreaH15,lotK76d

of shape

23

756

P.H.

clay,

IX (Atlanteform 22) in ESA ware. Second half of 1st century B.C.? Context of late 1st

century,

inMeyer-Schlichtmann

11.0

termissing. Slight lipwith sloping top. Orange-red "Early

of

25 b.c

10-11:1

H.

part

rouletted foot. Two circles small neat bowl, preserved on floor. ware, nonmicaceous; waxy orange Orange on outside, as a thin wash on continued inside, gloss not bottom. covering

and

P 32030

B-C

and

on

band

Blackened

that of

(perhaps late). 750

Red

a

14.4

dark

Base of cup(?);

rim

with small hook at lip. Light brick-red ware; red gloss (duller Ware

est.

fr. of small

(H. body) of a small

743.

inner

Fig.

related

and

wall,

of stump wall marked

as for 750.

context

754 P 35052 Fig. B-C 10-11:1 Rim

and rim;

plain

outside;

wall-angle a groove. by

or burned and

23, PL 44

755 P 35046 Fig. 23 D1L4 (middle fill)

749 P 32178 Fig. 23 Area A-E 16-23, lotNN 121 Rim

on

2.5; Diam. to base

Date

later).

with

753 P 32040 B-C 10-11:1

dish (and

wall

as

(undisturbed?)

est. 15.2 3.1; Diam. one side of rim

body)

lip.

and

P.H.

to the 2nd-century

comparable

Appearance

on both

B.C. century as context.

Type not closely paralleled 1988.

Date

rim, angled

of

surface (outer a thin wash bears

Fig.

B-C

Form

Two

1st date

orange-red,

interior

bottom

P 32031

752

Fired

748 P 32177 Fig. 23 Area A-E 16-23, lotsNN 116, 129

late same

as 750:

Fabric

on

orange-red gloss with finger-marks;

Probably

interior

6.7

fr. (center),

Plate

smooth,

(essen

Fig. 23, Pl. 44

good

at bottom.

molding

only). Context

a

P 14714

AreaA-B22,

inMeyer B.C.

of post-86

tiallySullan debris). 747

faint

with

Imitation of ESA plates? Type not matched Schlichtmann 1988. Early

Base fr. of cup, possibly related to 750. Tilted foot

with

foot

marks

spatula

CATALOGUE

Base

1.7; Diam. fr. of a

lar foot with

foot large

groove

est.

33.0

plate. on inner

low

Flatfish

floor,

face.

Orange-red

triangu or

clay;

on top and exterior of wall, ange-red slip, glossy (waxy) on bottom.

dull

No

parallels ca.

Perhaps

noted 50-1

for the foot profile. of late date.

B.C. Context

B.C. material.

P 31780 Fig. 23 Hayes 2000a, fig. 12:3. B22:4 (top fill), with 1502

757

H.

2.2; Diam.

est.

20.2;

Diam.

base

est.

13.6

AND EARLY CANDARLI

PERGAMON two

Saucer: convex

rim to base.

pieces,

overhanging

rounded

Shallow

rim, flat base.

Smooth

wall,

orange-red

ware (Munsell 2.5YR 6/8); red gloss, lustrous on inside, thinner

and

on

duller

or perhaps B.C.? Context

Pergamon Ca. 40-20

P 11849 Fig.

P.H.

(top fill)

2.2; Diam.

ware Sagalassos of redeposited

(early). debris. Sullan

bowl? Tilted foot with orange-red

on

outside,

slip, on

ending

or

series,

related.

closely Loeschcke

cup,

type

20

Augustan?

759 Area

P 34972 Fig. G-H

Diam.

fr. of

Base form).

A

appearance)

Probably

Emblema

in Late

or

(of conical? cup floor "dropped"

carinated?

(rather gloss clay; orange-red on exterior. thinner interior, gloss ware (but unclassified). Pergamon

soapy

5.4; Diam.

Relief

foot

5.5

of retouching before firing). Relatively fine, hard ware (color light red: Munsell 2.5YR 6/6) with minute lime inclusions; firm red gloss (10R 5/6) with faint luster. be Demosthenes,

may

though

ter (1960) suggestsAischines. in Late

Residual

761 P 18637 AreaD 17

23, PL 44

to left; the hair is indicated hair, beardless, short-cropped marks after removal of from mold). (added by punch

Fine hard ware, light red (Munsell 2.5YR 6/6); hard red gloss (10R 5/6) overall, rather thickon interior. products was almost

of

the

1st century

certainly

typical of Pergamon B.C. The fr. Corinth

produced

from

the

red-gloss C-60-21

same

mold.

Very similar: frr. in the Louvre (CA 1479, CA 1562bis, both from Smyrna), the British Museum (1930.6-16, from

den

Delos),

(S271,

the

Rijksmuseum

from Asia Minor;

of Late

interior. could

though Richter

be

(1960,

this represents

an

from 49,

p.

fig.

aJulio-Claudi

Von Gonzenbach

(1968,

it as Augustus.

identifies

4, fig. 9) Roman.

est.

2.5; Diam. sherd

15.8

of a vertical-sided

rim. On

a groove

rim.

vessel.

flat

Thick

a relief band: top of part of a and edge second(??per

outside, rosette,

May

red Semiglossy slip. Italian poor-quality Sigillata. a.d.?or earlier? early 1st century

below

be

Perhaps

First-Century

764

Series:

P 31984 Fig.

Q131 P.H.

medallion foot 6.9 2.3; Diam. 4.4, Diam. fr.: entire medallion and foot and part of wall. Single at base, with flat-sided be Foot-ring sharp-cut, molding low a cavity and male head with slight offset. Medallion:

is

bust

5.7; max.

pro of a

inside,

Residual.

Orange-Red

Fabric

24

Diam.

est.

14.0

(rim

13.4)

Rim of carinated bowl. Brick-red clay (traces of

Fig.

of the foot

that

suggests

five(?)-petaled

Rich

P.H.

Treatment

on

luster

haps part of a row), with relief upper border. On

context.

Roman

male

youthful

Ware

jecting

fr: medallion, of wall. and part ring-foot inner face. Medallion: with foot-ring sloping to some head and clear, (relief right signs sharp

medallion

medallion

applique

Medallion:

faint

112, no.

83-88, Context

Single Rounded

The

ring-foot, on in band

763 P 32001 Fig. 23 Area H 15, lotK 24a (late fills)

760 P 3802 23, PL 44 Fig. Richter 1960, p. 46, fig. 203, pi. 44. Area I 15, lotK 24, with Early and Late Roman finds

male

48)

pl.

P.H.

medallion

foot-ring Joint between

visible.

thick, with

Rim

7.2; Diam.

base

of

half

concave

with

raised.

clearly

about

tondo,

an prince (perhaps Marcellus);

fill

Roman

foot.

dim.

6.8, Diam.

to left,wearing fillet. Fine, hard clay, light red (2.5YR 6/6) with some mica; hard red gloss (10R 5/6) overall,

Bowls

Max.

base

of

Probably Pergamon source. For medallion: other

orange-red on

Light

base

terior;

pp.

foot;

angular

est.

medallion

ware,

over

Small

Diam.

5.8;

fr.: most Single trace of wall. Low

218,

bowl

small

to end.

23

section 5-7, est. 4.6

base

b.c

1st century

of

Context

4, fig. 9.

15, lotK 69B

dim.

rather

version).

(early

206-208,

est. 6.6

Pergamon a round-bodied

from

Perhaps

112, no.

83-88,

pp.

AreaH

and Roman

nos.

47-48,

pp.

762 P 5568 Fig. 23, Pl. 44 Richter 1960, p. 49, fig. 218, pl. 48; von Gonzenbach

4.1

clay, Orange-red thin and duller inside,

Early

(1960,

211,212, pis. 45, 47).

65.

smooth

on

glossy foot.

Minor

Cato

represent

Max. foot

197

no. 313, fig. 7), the Staatliche Museen in Berlin (4827, fromAthens) and the Sammlung Arndt (fromAsia Mi nor). Richter (citing Vessberg) believes these may all

1968,

F 35, pi.

Base of small round-bodied chamfer.

Faint

places.

23

14, no.

p.

AgoraV,

N19:l

in

flaking

streak.

double-dipping

758

outside,

WARES

van

Oudheden

see Holwerda

in Lei

1936,

mica); on

brick-red

upper part slight scratches

Exterior

fired gloss, of exterior.

on

duller

dark

Inner

surface

from

underside

the

abraded.

Meyer-Schlichtmann

brownish

turning

related

to

Plates and Dishes 765 P 27553 Fig. 24 Atlante II, p. 75, form L 6, pl. XVII: 1. O 18:3 31;

max.

Diam.

est.

One groove Fragmentary. Normal fabric. Loeschcke Context

of mid-

process.

form S 2 (1988, pp. 64-65, 213,

Form 7, 29). fairly closely ware series (936-949). Gray Context of a.d. 20/25-40/50. pis.

H.

red

smoothed;

to late

14.6 around type 6. 1st century.

floor.

the Knidian

CATALOGUE

198

773 P 4644 Fig. 24 Area F 13, lot B' 85

766 P 22136 Fig. 24 Area O 15, lot T 65 H.

est.

3.4; Diam. to base

Rim

fr.

Loeschcke

Smoothly

century.

P 35080 Fig. 18:3

767 0 P.H.

Rim.

Sharply

orange gloss Loeschcke Context

(dull

century.

ca.

16.0

near-vertical. upturned, on underside).

with

Orange,

some

H.

est.

3.3; Diam.

Ca.

century.

Context

of similar

Mid-lst of a dish.

of floor of mid-lst

center

At

of floor,

est.

P.H.

3.8; Diam.

of rim and wall

521,

fabric;

this ware;

not

of 797,

798

2.4; Diam. sherd

Rim

defined

by

gloss,

orange-red

a groove. on bright

ware

same

in the

840. unassigned series. Loeschcke

of

7.9 with outer

fabric?or

Pergamon

b.c

Cups and Bowls 772 P 16717 Fig.

13, no.

to be

or

early

1912,

1st century.

p.

type 366,

24 F 26, pi.

39; Atlantell,

one

handle

missing.

dled cup with elaborately molded wall. Context

of second

3.8; max. sherd

base.

date.

p.

74,

of early

1st century.

Low,

Diam.

12.3;

on

ending

foot

4.6

above

the outside

up

of to mid-lst

quarter

est.

Diam.

7.5

form

two-han

76,

form

est.

Diam.

41;

Fragmentary. fabric. Normal

(slip

earlier

with

1st century,

Fine matte

half groove on exterior, material.

24

P9171 Fig. p.

small.

cup, ware

Normal

of late

century.

24

of a similar

rim-band.

L

15, pl. X\TI:4.

8.0

Loeschcke

type

15.

Similar: P 10059 (AgoraV, p. 84, no. M 1, pis. 18, 58, 70). Context

of

Context

11.3

complete;

elsewhere,

P.H.

H.

Orange

conceivably

A 9, pi. XVL11. N2L1 (bottom fill) 5.7; Diam.

est.

D 11:1 (dumped fill)

foot.

pedestal edge.

see Loeschcke

shape,

10.

p.

dull

Atlantell,

chalice/bowl a foot with high

1st century

Almost

on

gloss

of similar

Context

(flange)

Rim

778 est.

120-150.

H.

No

Cup.

with slight finger-marks).

a

the overall

AgoraV,

and

way

classed with theAttiko ware, 1712-1724. Loeschcke

ca.

missing. type 15.

777 P 35043 Fig. B-C 10-11:1

as

late

24 base

stemmed Heavy red clay and slip. lst-century

thin

Context

771 P 35023 Fig. K 9-10:1

Late

fill

11.6

century.

Context

of dish.

StemmedBowl

pi. XXVIII:

date.

foot.

type 26A (forerunner?).

10. For

of same

Context

Over half; most of rimmissing. As 775. Slight groove on inside of lip. Slip semiglossy on inside of bowl,

18.0

Orange

Base

mis

25.

5.4; Diam.

H.

inside.

P.H.

verti

776 P 32175 Fig. 24 Area B 21, lotNN 102, with 149, 610, 900

plan

century.

Parts

Probably forerunner

no.

1st century.

One-quarter Loeschcke

770 P 32182 Fig. 24 Area A-B 22, lotNN 129,with 238, 377,400,473, 837, 1535, 1747

A

gloss

chipped. Cup with molded, some dark streaks where base;

8.3

Fragment

Thin-walled.

on

5.3; Diam.

H.

date.

taform stamp: ANAPEOY. Context

13.0 surface

1962,

Early

769 P 18359 PL 44 C17:1 dim.

late date.

775 P 18397 Fig. 24 Area F-K 13-16, lotK 98, mixed

type 1.

Max.

on

18.2

Fragmentary. Loeschcke mid-lst

paint

Imitating the Arretine shape, Conspectus form 22; cf.

Schafer

I

section

6-13,

of

Context

white

fired.

Atlantell, p. 75, form L 1, pi. XVI: 16. M-P

6.6; Diam.

Complete; cal rim. No

later pieces.

in creamy

774 P 3564 Fig. 24 Atlante II, p. 73, formA 6:b, pl. XVL8. Area F14 H.

ware.

Normal type 6, variant. of mid-lst century, with

17.0

Leaf-band

gloss.

1st century.

Early

768 P 22324 Fig. 24 Area

red

deep rim.

24 est.

2.1; Diam.

of 3rd

Context

est.

5.6; Diam.

Rim fr.of a cup as 772, but larger.Red claywith fine,

rim.

curved

type6.

mid-lst

Ca.

P.H.

17.5

a.d.

of Claudian?ca.

779 P 27548 Fig. 24 Dill (dumped fill)

on

P.H.

3.9; max.

Rim.

Hard,

Diam.

est.

brick-red

40-60.

12.6

fabric;

deep

red

gloss,

lustrous

interior.

Loeschcke type 20. Context of Claudian

(as 778). Fig. 24, Pl. 44

780 P 9985 Area E 3, residual find P.H.

2.9; Diam.

est.

ca.

16.2

(rim

15.8)

199

CANDARLI WARE: LATER SERIES Rim

of flanged scratched

Neatly

bowl. graffito

at

appearing KE

end,

preserved

of

gloss. rim:

lig.).

type 19.

Loeschcke

orange-red on outside

(initial preserved lettersmay be TTAPI

[.. J.IAOCKEf...] or TAri-;

ware,

Orange

Earlier 2nd

date

context.

than

783 P 35037 Fig. 24 B14:4 (upper fill) est.

3.0; Diam.

P.H.

Beaker

Part of rim and P 9990

781

27, no.

V, p.

Agora

24

Fig.

G

44,

4; Atlante

pi.

II, p.

74,

form

D4:l

H.

rim 6.5; Diam.

Rather over half preserved

form.

of neat

Band

rouletting

single grooves of base. Interior

edge

at mid

grooves at base of wall, lip,

1-25.

782 P 23390 Fig. 24 AreaM 15, lot T 124 est.

4.3; Diam.

good

(treatment on red gloss

to mid-2nd

Early residual

slightly remains

groove;

Brick

unknown). thin dull

outside,

slip

on

of 4th

Context

century?

century,

material.

Variant

Ware?

784 P 31992 Fig. 24 Area P-R 12-15, lot I 183f

Lid

P.H.

top

rim with a

top by at center

and

gloss-coated. Ar early fabric. Imitating 50.3 (Haltern type 16).

form

Conspectus of ca. a.d.

Context

(restored). Cylindrical between

not

ware,

Candarh

Apparently retine ware,

off on

Perhaps later (Qandarh) fabric.

6.9

body

at

of wall;

height under

of a domed

14.4

underside.

(layer IIA)

8.2; Diam.

to mid

of early

side. Sloping

lip marked

knobbed red, with

All,pl.XVI:13.

Context

century.

P.H.

1.6; Diam.

Base

and low

only);

foot

floor

7.1

of dish.

Flat

floor,

neat

angled

wall

(stump

of

(three

Ring rouletting foot-ring. ware; lines) on floor. Clean orange-red orange-red on inside and on wall. all over, glossy

16

Two grooves lid, knob missing. Fragmentary on interior. vermilion top. Deep gloss, duller type 23. Early fabric. Loeschcke

slip

Type not listed byMeyer-Schlichtmann 1988). Context of Late Hellenistic (or Early Roman?).

around

CANDARLI WARE: LATER SERIES "Saucer"

Variant

P 25266 Fig. 24 LRP, fig. 63:a (restored); Atlantel, p. 231, pl. CXI;

785

Atlantell,

p.

B201 H.

76, pl. XVII:2.

(lower fill) est.

3.0; Diam.

One-third Late

16.2

preserved. Loeschcke

fabric.

type 9b.

Diam.

Pinkish on

lip sherd

red ware;

vessel red

deep

(or

gloss

cup?).

rim.

Flanged

lustrous

series),

(late

interior. Early

2nd

of same

Context

century?

Flanged

Form

Flanged

19, Hayes

Bowl:

of

788,

but

fired

of mid-lst

century,

material.

Bowls:

Loeschcke

3

P 9868

ca.

date.

Loeschcke

Pale

orange traces

in

places. Variant

but Type

two-thirds

Flanged

foot;

smaller: (same Context

rim

8.5; Diam.

file.

73 Conical

1st century. Context to early-2nd-century

Type

About

12.2

of closed

late-lst-

Hemispherical

H.

786 P 34973 Fig. 24 Fill (dumped fill) Rim

that

24 Fig. AgoraV, p. 24, no. G 14, pis. 4, 61 (classified under ESA); Atlantell, p. 76, form L 19, pi. XVTL7. D4:l (layer IIB)

Form

est.

as

apparently

late

Probably with some

788

Context of firsthalf of 2nd century. Closed

ware,

harder.

bowl

ca.

19.3 including rim and

preserved, with vertical

red-brown clay; deep gloss, blotchy of mica in the fabric. Gloss golden fabric.

Mica

P 22073. fabric

and

of ca. a.d.

typical AgoraV,

pro foot.

complete thinnish

around peeling

ware. of Qandarh Similar, 24, no. G 13, pis. 4, 61,

p.

context). 80-100.

15 Derivative

P 32209 Fig. 18:3

787 0 P.H.

6.1; Diam.

Fragmentary.

789 P 9058 K-L 18-20:1

24 est.

Conical

15.5

H. (lip

body

14.8) curved

(with

inner

pro

file), short thick flange, high vertical rim; stump of a foot

on

visible.

all

Slight

Hard

drab

surfaces

(vanished

scratches

under

brown in

gloss

clay;

lustrous on

places on exterior

red

outside of body.

gloss of rim).

4.8)

5.9;

Diam.

24

Fig. flange

est.

12.2

(rim

est.

11.4,

foot

ver bowl: lower part, with half of rim. Thin Flanged a tical rim, on interior with round forming slight angle ed floor. Foot thin and neat. rather Red-brown clay; on interior on red and rim-band, good gloss semiglossy

CATALOGUE

200 slip rior.

over

fine

on

scratches

surface

lower

of exte

part

Probably the earliest of the examples in late fabric listed here. See the earlier bowl/cup form, Loeschcke type 15?775-778). a.d.

Ca.

to

of 2nd

100. Context

3rd

early

numerous

and

318),

uninventoried

similar

frr., includ

1933, nos. 95-97. ing Waage Late 2nd or 3rd century.

P 18418 Fig. 25 LRP, p. 321, form 3, fig. 64; Atlante I, p. 231, pi.

796

century.

CX:10.

790 P 31974 Fill (dumped fill) H.

5.8;

Diam.

flange

Fig.

Diam. est.

rim est.

12.3,

foot

11.5,

est.

5.8

side preserved. Hard

Bowl. One

Late

ware,

in series.

early

2nd

Early

on

thinner

tint),

(brownish floor.

bright red gloss Some

outside.

Loeschcke of same

Context

century.

C 18:2 (2nd-c. dumped fill)

24, PL 45

type date.

wear

Late

28,

797

Almost complete; good gloss and finish. Late fabric. Similar: P 21144 (N 20:5, late 1st cen

Dull

of early

Context

2nd

2nd

floor.

century.

ca.

surface from

Shape chipped. finish. Poor

use.

1st or early

Diam.

6.2;

About

in several

half, and

flange);

as

late

2nd

by

century.

rim

est.

19.9;

Diam.

flange

est.

(including pieces base missing. Large

three-quar of version

fabric.

25 P 2005 Fig. LRP, p. 321, form 3, fig.64; Atlantel, p. 231, pl. CX:9; Atlantell, p. 78, formH 3, pl. XVIIL3. Area G 13, residual find 795

10.6

Greater flange;

part

low heavy

on

floor.

(tending toward

type 26a

fabric.

preserved. foot. Poor

Low finish,

Late fabric. Similar: P 26687

grooves

on

damaged. as 797.

Type

of

narrow

Two

(restored).

complete surface

Outer

2nd

early

with rim, merging on base. no gloss

(found with ESB dish

wear.

ca.

est.

Diam.

Context of firsthalf 2nd century.

Diam.

grooves

century.

P 27507 Fig. 25 Atlantell, p. 11, form L 26b, pi. XVILll. K 9-10:1

791.

the preceding (cf. 788, in different fabric). Pinkish red, with red gloss (thin and dull on underside of bowl). Normal

Two preserved. on interior. spots

799

20.8 ters of rim

80-81

30.0

One-third

of late

of a.d.

26.0

75-100.

Context

794 P 32123 Fig. 25 Area Q 15, lot I 153b, with uninventoried fr.as 791 793, and with 309, 310 P.H.

a.d.

Diam.

fabric.

Context

one-quarter some with

Almost

11.7

complete; on floor worn

Late

About

Late

Almost Gloss

est.

P 11167 Fig. 25 Atlantell, p. 77, form L 26a, pi. XVII: 10. B13:2 (lower fill)

793 P 11250 Fig. 24 Atlante II, p. 76, form L 19, pl. XVLL6. B 14:3 (dumped fill) Diam.

25

Diam.

gloss

26,

2

1,

a coin

14, with

P

Types

Loeschcke

Forms

798

gloss. good Late fabric.

of early

Context

Basins:

P 24071 Fig.

Ca.

est. 8.2

Fragmentary; as 791. Form

foot

but

or earlier.

century,

Early fabric. Loeschcke 26b).

century.

792 P 4485 Fig. 24 Fill (dumped fill) Diam.

3rd

early

and

Area

11.3

tury?).

of

Hayes

29,

P 3249 Fig. 24 LRP, pp. 318, 321, fig.63:b; Atlantel, p. 231, pl. CX:8. Fill (dumped fill)

Diam.

as 795,

Form

damaged.

fabric.

Context

Dishes

791

surface

bowl;

isbroader. Fairly good finish.

on

19.

13.0

Intact

29.5

Fine, preserved. of kiln support

Mark

Late fabric. Loeschcke Context

800

P 21522 Fig.

LRP,

p.

damaged

120?150.

25 2, no.

form

319,

gloss,

type 26b.

ca.

of Hadrianic,

red deep on floor.

1.

Area K-N 6-9, lot P 347 est.

Diam.

Fragment. Mid-2nd

21.2 as 799, with

Shape

or

century

double

later. Context

rim-molding. of 2nd century.

P 25219 Fig. 25 LRP, p. 319, fig. 64; Atlantel, p. 231, pi. CX:7. fill) Ql7:4(mid-2nd-c.

801

H.

17.6; Diam.

Complete basin. Deep tion, rather es on outer

41.5

in plaster). for a few frr. (restored except in condi red Late fine fabric; perfect gloss, duller surface,

on

outside produced

than

Hayes form 1 (cf.Loeschcke Context

of mid(?)-2nd

scratch Many manufacture.

inside.

during

type 29).

century.

SAGALASSOS P 5750

802

25 Fig. fig. 64, form 2; Atlante I, p. 231,

319,

LRP, p. pl. CX:3.

Area G-K 5-8, lotH' 236

Max.

Diam.

Almost

complete. fabric. Hayes

Late

of

Context

on

finish

form to

late 2nd

2. early

3rd

century.

P 19189 Fig. 25 Thompson 1949, p. 217, pl. 41:2; LRP, p. 319, fig.64; p.

H.

7.6; Diam.

B 17:1 Found

plete; with

231,pl.CX:6.

in many frr. burned.

squarish

pieces, Shallower

rim-molding.

but more

or

spatula scratches

Orange-red

clay,

red

gloss

of gold mica of medium Gloss (biotite). on outer Shallow duller the surface. slightly on floor marks fine from the finishing, normal on

804 Area

P 34981 Fig. H-K

268.

(267-)

to

rim

base

to base

18.0

(center missing). turned foot-ring somewhat hard-fired,

(i.e.,

from

est.

4.2; Diam.

30

Rim

frr., joining. turning process with even

brick-red,

with circle

incised

Slight scratches

turn

(from

(in part Herulian

(lip rather

on

outer

red

gloss,

rare.

particles

Rim rather

debris?).

25 est.

ca.

high part dull

29.2) and thin.

Scratches

of underside. on

Light mica

underside;

Pergamon (?) fabric.

or 4th

of 3rd

Context

3.5; Diam.

foot

fr. of

round-bodied

find

9.5

1933,

Waage

Diam. (?)

on floor. Gloss on grooves Normal fabric. Loeschcke

with

century.

inside

basin.

94,

Two

rather

separated

dull.

or

type 28

nos.

Incurved

807 P 27181 Fig. R14.1

25

P.H.

bases:

P.H. Rim

Dish

unstratified

8-11,

Base

lated

ca.

est.

Diam.

(max.

exterior. of a.d.

Context

10.3

Context of ca. 340-350

form

scatter

quality,

est.

foot

3.7; Diam.

Standard fabric, off-center). some mica inclusions visible. gold on floor over line of foot, deeper on underside of wall. ing process)

less com

conical-sided

with spalling all over (frommany small lime particles); normal

C 13:1 H.

806 P 34198 Fig. C 17:3

22.2

broken

some

805 P 34854 PL 45

Fragmentary, skewed in relation

exterior.

803

Atlantel,

201

18.6)

18.2 Poor

WARE

95, pl.

fr.

Late

fabric. same

Date

Re

similar(?). IX.

foot

Base

of 3rd

quarter

Rim, Hayes

Form

4

25

est.

15.0

as

context

or

residual?

Context

of

third

century.

SAGALASSOS WARE P 27264 Fig. 26 Hayes 2000a, fig. 12:1.

808

interior.

E 5:4 (POU)

H.

3.5;

Two

p.W.

at rim 8.7; Diam. frr.

joining

slightly thickened; er surfaces smooth marks

from

est.

(near-profile). thin tilted small,

Dish.

rim,

Upcurved foot. Inner and

the bottom only. An imitation handle

of arched

out

(formerly two?)

form in barbotine below the rim, with applied decoration the features of handles (imitating on metal Smooth red ware; vessels). light orange-buff on outside. with Broad appearance gloss slightly waxy stabbed

streak. double-dipping Details of form, the inner polished serve to appearance gloss distinguish the ESA series. Context

of 2nd

probably

surface this

piece

and

the from

est.

on

top, with

Italian)

tically

may

celli workshops?), 2nd b.c:.).

century Context

remains top

and

the

product;

rim-form

seems

there,

though

a.d.

the form is unrecorded

if Italian,

(or,

of Late

Roman

2nd-century

Roman,

with

before probably admixture of

20 1st

material.

P 4643 12:2. 2000a, Hayes fig.

810

Fig. 26, Pl. 45

AreaF-G12 est.

3.2; Diam.

on

luted

18.0

handle

to exterior

brownish fine

ware,

all over.

Consistent

marking

hard; on

off

is rather the though gloss the gloss (characteris Alternatively, an source indicate (Cin early Arezzo

there.

relief-decorated

35.0

grooves

for this source.

fine

century.

Rim sherd of platter. Thick horizontal rim, slightly

convex

ware, yellow all worn

Part of a dish with flat grip-handles; the stump of a

P 32009 Fig. 26 Hayes 2000a, fig. 12:4. Area H 15, lotK 76d 1.4; Diam.

a Possibly Sagalassos more or less at home

P.H.

809

P.H.

almost

gloss,

up. 18.8

(interior polished); slight spatula on the wall, on and faint scratches

turning

brownish

Light red bright

of

off

edges

of

lip;

beginning of a concave wall-molding (?) preserved on

redder

than

Probably

with

(made of

rim)

deep

orange-red streak.

Double-dipping with this ware, the above. 2nd

Variant

century.

in a mold

separately is preserved.

Pale,

gloss,

though of early

and rather

consistently

the body-clay fabric.

is

202

CATALOGUE

CYPRIOT 811 P 33495 Fig. 26 Area F-G 12, lot00 60 P.H.

Diam.

4.7;

815 P 35047 Fig. 26 D1L4 (middle fill)

est.

body

rim est.

20; Diam.

Fr. of bowl and neck. Shallow bowl with

form?)

rim

ing here

concave

vertical

is tentative).

verse

neck

of

Part

of a flar

stump restoration

shown

of a handle

stump

Diam.

21+

(open krater

and the

uncertain;

(treatment

(of

trans

on

of grooves Pair belly-angle. near outside the top, of bowl containing rouletting line of another another of (once part pair?) rouletting on wall at lower break. maroon visible Red clay, pinkish type?)

preserved

hitherto

unrecorded?

to that of 812,

comparable

treatment

Decorative

813.

1st century. early intrusions (same

Presumably rare 25, with

of ca. a.d.

Context

as

context

29,

187,

rim 3.0

to break

H.

(restored

of added

foot

three

loose

pieces

of two(?) lines of rouletting (on lower body and per haps at belly). Gloss fired purple (-brown) on exterior, to a line on

a band on

inner

lower

break, body; at bottom all appear above the foot-element.

red. Gloss

of exterior

exterior

just

surface

Augustan? later Augustan

mostly

of

Context

ca.

ends

5 b.c-a.d.

H.

M-P

20, with

material.

11.9;

Krater, three

feet,

lot I

est.

Diam.

343

with

bowl of an

in the

from

impurities; around visible

finger-marks

Atlante 11Torm (X)38 1st century date.

Late

supported

same

P 22062 Fig. 26 AgoraV, p. 41, no. G 174, pi. 67; Hayes 1967, p. 72, form 10; Atlante II, p. 82, form P 11, pi. XIX:3. D4:l (layer III) Max.

ca. 4.1; max.

on

ishing-lines

exterior.

(Flavian

p.Diam.

Slip

on

818

period).

century.

center

around

of under

be

may

earlier

than

context.

Context

ca.

of

P 32041 Fig.

26

10-11:1

4.5; max.

P.H.

est.

Diam.

25.2

rounded

lip. Undecorated.

Deep

red ware

pinkish

and

Second

P.Diam.

very

Roman

21.0

fr.: flat

flat floor

with

of

rim (broken low foot. No

red on outside, gloss not classified. Form

thin

(slight

pol

Diam.

est.

Bowl

rim.

sides and low, steep away); decoration Clay preserved. on inside. sepia

rim,

Date a.d.

outturned

pressed

orange-red around

crazed

26

19.2 Short,

probably

Fine,

context.

Fig.

rim;

traces

of horizontal

(stippled on profile drawing) preserved below

handle

Form in Late

est.

Dish

26.0

interior

date.

819 P 27510 Fig. 26 Area P-T 15-22, lotnA 88

820 P 27506 K 9-10:1

est.

of same

Context

1st century.

half/late

Context of firsthalf of 2nd century.

visible).

Residual

Groove

Rim towall fr.of dish with curved wall and in turned

Atlante II form P 40. 2nd

17.0

fragmentary.

side; downturned rim. Fabric as 816; brick-red gloss with double-dipping streak.

and Context

Two loose wall sherds of a large bowl/krater. Two lines of coarse rouletting (below missing belly). Clay fired purplish red; thin purplish slip, with metallic

sheen

est.

Diam.

Dish,

gloss,

814 P 32004 Fig. 26 Area H-I 15, lotsK lib, 63d P.H.

concave

and

small

817

on (two

thin, orange-red base.

(type-specimen).

a.d.

Convex

Atlante II form P 12.

Rounded

astragal shape rim with short, near-vertical lip. slight preserved); a groove at level of around Three bands belly, rouletting fab of feet. Fine-grained, of attachment orange pinkish free

14.0

slip.

are

ric, almost

est.

Augustan period?

15.3

fragmentary. each molded

form).

in the kiln.

B-C

6-13,

unlisted

Slight

140-170.

Fig. 26, Pl. 45 Hayes 1967, pp. 67, 69, form IB, fig.on p. 67; Atlante II, p. 88, formX 38, pl. XXL2, Lund 1997, p. 202, fig. 1. Area

ver

moldings Two groups rim-molding. on floor of rouletted of floor circles (center missing). to a brick-red red gloss, fired Fine-grained, clay; deep on outside of rim and wall where metallic sepia exposed

P 11544

813

Orange-red

series,

(early b.c

50-25

fragmentary. inside of wall, with

Date

Atlante form (X)38. Early in itsform series. Late

and

this ware of ca.

bear

P 26607 Fig. 26 Hayes 1967, pp. 68-69, form 4, fig. on p. 68; Atlante II, p. 82, form P 7, pi. XVHL12. Area K-Q 14-17, lot T 520 Diam.

of rim, and low belly er concave bowl; neck, body. Rounded slightly sloping on in a and rim, grooved inset, ending edge drooping on a foot traces of of of attachment top. Slight (perhaps as on 813) at lower break. Remains visible type, astragal Krater-bowl:

wall ware,

816

Dish,

est.

part outside.

streak.

Probably Context

(rim) est. 15.2

9.5); Diam.

of a rounded

foot;

on

slip (glossy on top, dull on bottom).

double-dipping

on

P.H.

fr. Low

marks

spatula

10

812 P 33496 Fig. 26 Area B 15, lotnn 104, with 138, 250, 844, 1756

base

milion-red

and

1614).

down

ing

est. 9.5

base

Saucer

on

gloss. Type

SIGILLATA

not

may 120-150.

clay; rim.

at

inward

orange-red

center

gloss,

to

rim.

touch

and

misfired

classified. be

earlier

than

context.

Context

of

ca.

PONTIC P 32197

821

10-11:1

P.H.

2.7; Diam.

Two

rim

sherds

in middle

bulging

26

Fig.

B-C

est. 10.2; max. lip of a bowl/shallow

cup.

50

(and

Brownish

rim,

lustrous.

2.6; Diam. of small

possibly

P.H.

est.

2.2; Diam.

Dish

(same

gloss

a.d.

1-50?

foot.

form

Deep

red, with on bot

pinkish slip

in context

Residual

(exact type thin-walled.

Rather

color);

826 P 22106 K 9-10:1

14.9

Diam. clean

Hard

rim,

upcurved. slip, smooth

vermilion-red

and

red

glossy

pinkish on interior,

Base

ware; thin

and patchy (with finger-marks and purplish spots) on exterior

rim.

below

An

patchy

a.d.

ca.

of

120

mixed

Roman,

with

Small of wall molding. milion-red

bowl,

on

lower An

edge

inside;

slight

foot

has

on

a

on

and

part

See Knipovich

ends

outside;

Ca.

mid-lst

Fig. 26, Pl. 45 Zhuravlev 1998,

chamfered

C9:l est. than

half

preserved. on

motif

suspension.

Edge

of a bar

rim;

traces

on

(?) on

part)

with

a

Hard-fired,

pinkish

slight metallic

luster,

base.

Knipovich Context

type24; Mirmeki

of ca. a.d.

est.

ca.12.0

(11.2

inner

exterior. in Late

face.

Red Roman

at rim)

slightly incurved,

of barbotine

Remains

on

lustrous gloss, context.

outer

leaf

face.

brown

streaky

P 9858

829

of

26, PL 45 Fig. AgoraV, p. 28, no. G 61, pis. 5, 57 (stamp), 66; Atlante II, p. 93, pi. XXIIL3; Zhuravlev 1998, pi. 1:3. D4:l (layer IIB)

clay,

very fine, faintlygray at core; thin,brownish gloss (fired in

century.

17.5

preserved on another side. Base with finished, opposite roughly a at center knob of floor. One hole prominent large bored rim the after for the through firing, perhaps of

of 2nd

types 15, 45

sherd of skyphos(?). Rim

Residual

purpose

clay; same

the

century.

2.9; Diam.

Rim scroll

more

of first half

of

828 P 32129 Fig. 26 Area H 15, lot K 19a

of the series?

1:6.

bowl;

pinkish streaks

wall of a medium-sized cup or skyphos, carinated. On barbotine leaf decora exterior, slightly some fine mica; tion. Red red slip, thin, glossy clay with on lower not applied part of interior.

B.C.

double-arch

with

device

brown

From

P.H.

Deep botine

interior

of floor,

5.5

dim.

of foot.

Diam.

Fine,

Context

century.

center

At

leaf.

827 P 160 PL 45

projecting ver Gloss

floor.

tint on

orange

8151 Atlantell, p. 94, formVI, pl. XXIIL7;

9.6-101;

bowl.

diamond-shaped on brown gloss exterior.

Sherd.

P

H.

or

AreaH-K8-ll,lotE69

square-cut; Lip lines of rouletting

early example 1st century

Late

dull,

Max.

est. 9.1; Diam. foot 6.4 or related. Pontic Most of rim

missing. Three

cup

Roman

earlier

824 P 16627 Fig. 26 Area U 7, lot II 124 4.3; Diam.

4.4

a

Mid-lst

of Late

material.

H.

base of

26, PL 45

Fig.

stamp:

form?

early Context

red

rounded

low,

SIGILLATA

823 P 31995 Fig. 26 Area H-I 15, lotK 54, with 205, 1745

pl.

4.7 Open

150.

PONTIC

825

base

sloping at center of floor.

metallic

Ca.

26

bowl.

with

tom. 1st cen

later

tury).

on

P.H.

hard

203

Fig.

Base

uncertain), worn Surface

and

clay

ORNAMENT

822 P 35024 K 9-10:1

10.4

Vertical

two projecting moldings

between

a.d.

ca.

of

est.

Diam.

a (the lower one forming flange). rest inner surface dull, slip; slightly Atlante form? 28. Context

BARBOTINE

JUGS WITH

around

type9 M.

Diam.

11.3

Dish,

almost

letting;

clay,

smooth-surfaced;

ange with

gloss,

patchy

Context

JUGS WITH

slightly base. Base

around

BARBOTINE

P 10714 Fig. 26, PL 45 ILN, Sept. 11,1937, p. 431, no. 7; Shear 1938, pp. 347 348, fig. 31; Picard 1938, fig. 33; Hill 1946, pp. 72-73; Agora Guide, 3rd ed., p. 274; 4th ed., p. 269; Papadopou los 2007, p. 260, no. 125, fig. 215. E 14:2 (bottom fill) 830

H.

20.6;

of ware) of last quarter

band

sandaled

prominent turning-marks. Similar: P 21390 (Agora V,

indication

floor:

device-stamp:

ange

150-170.

PONTIC

On

complete.

at center,

of

p.

of fine foot.

metallic,

49,

deep

roughly no.

H

Fine,

rou or or

finished,

31, without

1st century.

ORNAMENT Diam.

14.9; Diam.

foot

8.8

A few frr.of body and lip missing; restored in plaster. A jug with plump, almost globular body on plain, low ring-foot;

the neck

on

from

expands

slightly

to a wide,

everted

lip.

Single, vertical strap-handle with longitudinal grooves spine,

shoulder

to neck

(below

lip);

at the

top

CATALOGUE

204 curves

the handle

and

upward

then

down

to

again

join

the neck. Decoration of body (primarily in barbotine): just below the juncture of neck with body, a horizontal of relief

band

at

dots;

lower

handle

a

attachment,

trilo

nude,

ing figures;

emaciated,

macrophallic, the heads and

torsos

appear

danc grotesque, ex to have been

ecuted in applique, but the limbs are in barbotine. The central figure (opposite the handle) is in profile; he bal

ances

a

er two frontal

on his

ball

large juggler's are figures moving are and the heads

right left, but

to the in

the oth

shoulder;

profile.

are

torsos

their

Each

wears

figure

a

high, pointed cap with a long, pointed visor projecting over

the face.

The

figure and of the head

the details

ecuted;

the

carefully indicate rib-cage after the attach

the figure was touched up by hand at the two of the The noses of the applique. figures as the sides appear birds' beaks; lips protrude elongated far out three torsos are all slightly the chin. The beyond to the side to the right in order undercut heighten along awareness to increase the viewer's of the and the shadow that

ment

relief; the rightupper arm of the central figure is in part

free of the backgound. Fine, moderately on exterior and base) (including gloss on worn much parts of body and base.

hard

inside Color

neck; of clay

7/6 (reddish yellow); color of gloss 2.5YR 5.5/8 For

to the dancing

parallels

figures,

see Zahn

gloss 5YR

(light

to red).

red

texture

1923.

Context of 1st century (firsthalf?).

Max. Single

on

Decoration

Diam.

leaf.

base

Fine,

smooth, where

floor,

orange

light

orange worn.

gloss

Probably

clay, and inside

Context

1933,

orange-red

slightly

breaks; mottled

(or possibly

p.

est.

of

1st century

no.

fr. of a closed

gloss,

Clean,

flaked

light orange in part.

clay; waxy,

7.2; Diam.

lip

deep

away

836 P 32184 Fig. 26 Area B 22, lotNN 130 est.

body:

Area B 22, lotNN 115, with 736, 662, 666 est.

P.H. Three made

est.

Diam.

17.0; Diam. of

groups

body frr.; c, an

joining and handle

Neck

the base). in plaster. the

16.5;

separate of several

up

An

10.8

(a and b, each isolated fr.; and d,

restored missing; partially on broad, At jug ring-foot. a horizontal row of dots in barbotine

top of the wall, on

(fr.b), a leaf in barbotine.

in barbotine). to foot; base

ornament

of

tendrils leaves, a branch (all perched on white smooth Fine, slip clay; Color: and interior without slip.

body: floral on fr. a, a bird

berries;

foot

frr.

ovoid-bodied

(cf. 839); at base of handle

on

clay 2.5YR 6/6 (light red), slip 10YR 8/2 (white). First half of 1st century.

WARES

fr. of a flagon

Neck

(originally

ing neck with tapered outcurved On

neck,

(W.

about

handle, leaf-scroll

red gloss Related unique. seems different).

fabric;

the ware

tint) (orange to Pergamon B.C.

1st century

Probably Early Roman.

a

or

little

3.0; of de

remains (incised,

traces of white [?] paint leaves/berries). Thin

orange Here

Flar

two-handled?).

lip, defined by slight

of a handle

imprint

three-ribbed). Flanking perhaps decoration: "West Slope" based

with

smooth

all over.

series

(though

later. Context

of

type

dim.

of stem

5.6; Diam.

1.2

a stemmed Fragment of lower body with stump of

foot. At bottom all over. Here

marked

top (as preserved), of a relief frieze:

floral motifs. Drab

lenistic

unique; survival

Northern 13.0

on

Decoration

833 P 14678 PL 45

Max.

14.5

fr. of a dish.

vessel.

837 P 32179 Fig. 26 Area A-B 22, lotNN 129, with 238, 770

41, pi. VIII.

an Arretine Probably a Western imitation of (Haltern type 3). First half of 1st century. Context ofmixed fill.

P.H.

B.C.

26 281,

Area G-H 5-7, lotA 50 Rim

out,

(?), perhaps Western

pre-Augustan.

P 27597 Fig.

Diam.

device-stamps: at the smooth

ware?).

Sagalassos

Waage

broad

four

to Claudian.

prior

a floral bud (applique) and tendrils (barbotine). Fine, hard clay (as that of 831); gloss on exterior only. Color: clay 2.5YR 6/8 (light red), gloss 10R 4/8. Context of early 1st century (Augustan).

grooves. On

"Presigillata" ware

835

26, PL 45

Fig.

7.8

of a dish.

Base

3.4

wall

AND UNIDENTIFIED

MISCELLANEOUS 834 P 8531 E 5:4 (dumped fill)

30? Context

dim.

Small

exterior vessel.

be

R10:l

Max.

executed

8.5 9.5; max. p.W. p.H. of a closed fr. of wall

and

to that of 832.

Decoration

Pl. 45

above

Slight the head

832 P 21729 PL 45

and

831 P 7190 Dill

in barbotine

30 b.c-a.d.

Ca.

dull

ware;

ornament

up after traces of

touched

the vessel).

hind the tail of Pegasus. Fine clay,well fired; firm, dull gloss on exterior only. Color: 5YR 6/6 (reddish yellow), gloss 10R 5.5/8 (light red to red). The clay is similar in

ex

is the most

central

tail were

the mane, and que; wing, to the attachment of body floral

bate leaf. The upper part of the body is decorated with three

body: Pegasus with pointed wings flying to left (appli

Context

Italian mainly

remains

a fine groove, off by leaves and of delicate

lightbrownish clay; thin dull red slip probably

(related Sarius

a Hel an Possibly import. to or related to relief bowls),

ware?

of first half

1st century.

6.6 of an

Remains

on?).

of a round-bellied

sherd

Shoulder

ivy-scroll,

closed

vessel

(flag and

stems

incised

with

white paint details (poorly preserved). Smooth lightyel low-brown

on

ware;

vermilion-red

outside,

rather

gloss,

metallic. not

Ware

unlike

to the barbotine-ware or Boiotian phissa a.d.? 1st century

related Pontic, Possibly or may be related to the Am jugs; see 1740-1747. series, in context of a.d. Residual 500+.

2.7;

Diam.

ing). rior between

Diam.

9.8;

est.

body-angle

Pergamon 1st century.

of early

Smooth-textured

triangular rim-molding. red slip all over, semiburnished

ware;

on

inside

(with slight horizontal polishing-marks).

Presumably manner of Loeschcke of

the

also

a after the foot-ring, in Italian and 3.2-3 Conspectus Sigillata ware. a variant form 26 in Candarlr Possibly to be

restored

with

form

fabrics

Pergamon to a Western

belong

(but series.

could

nonmicaceous);

1st or Perhaps early 2nd century? to first half 3rd material century.

Context

P.H. ed

est.

2.9; Diam.

below,

piece:

Single with

stump

15.6

at

brick-red

edge

of

gloss

of floor.

Remains

streak). double-dipping Source uncertain; early Possibly Augustan to Late mixed material

Sagalassos

period?or Roman.

round

lower

break.

rouletting

not

very hard; (no sign of a

ware?or later?

Italian? Context

base

est.

5.8

Base fr. of small dish or bowl. Flatfish floor; tilted foot, bottom on

at

with

grooved mid-height, on inside. red ware; Light

floor. Possibly Context

related of

early

to

early Pergamon 1st century.

smooth red

transition gloss,

wares.

polished

above.

104, with 138, 250, 812, 1756

from

6.0 medallion lip 17.5; Diam. in restored and plaster; fragments of wall and rim missing. Bowl with plain 10

concave The low ring-foot. slightly the foot by a groove. Medallion: to left, laureate. Fine hard ware, pink

and

from

ish red (Munsell 7.5YR 7/4), with some mica; gloss-slip red

10R

(Munsell

on

4.5/8)

top of wall, fired to 10R 3/1.5 at

red"),

dusky

of

top

exterior

exterior

a medallion

For

on

and

and ware

from

probably

1908, p. 19, no.

Winnefeld

be

may

for

interior. same

the

Gloss see

mold,

10, pl. 3:7. The bowl-type the series

with

compared

except

("dark reddish gray to

misfired and blotchy.

oring Cn. Pompeius Theophanes

of bowls

hon

of Mytilene, but the

is here different. depicted B.C. or a little later. Context of 1st century a 5 b.c-a.d. with few later 20, pieces.

P 18509 A-D

base

to

section

14-17,

dim.

Diam.

8.0;

of

Fig. 27, Pl. 45

nil est.

medallion

7.3, Diam.

base

5.1 Single with

fr.: about part

lock hard

of hair

two-thirds

of wall. with

slightly hollowed, Medallion: male

in

down fabric;

of medallion

profile behind

dull

red

clay 2.5YR 6/6, of gloss 10R 4/6. ware). those

unidentified

(not unlike the features

For medallion:

and

curved

Segmental broad groove

head

hangs

orange-red

Ware

of

842 P 35019 Fig. 27 Area C 8-9, lotKK 32, with 41, 194, 240 Diam.

listed

later?).

(or

Diam.

one-third

all over,

est.

wall,

of fine

ware, orange lip. Smooth all over, mostly polished

50

Bowls

Max. Sloping at visible

ware

of the Pontic

of ca. a.d.

4.5; max.

Area

Splayed downturned rim, lip flat-sided between small edge-moldings. Slight groove on inside of wall, and

slight offset on flat edge

a variant

Area B 15, lotnil

845

of a foot

Light

wall.

page.

ca.

rim and wall.

floor.

(center miss cup on inte bottom. Angle smooth ware, orange

person End

of mixed

841 P 32813 Fig. 27 Area C 18, lotNN 37 Dish.

and

wall lip, rounded is separated base of head Augustus

26.2

on

band

P 19267

about

side (rim and wall). Dish with flat floor and

wall;

sloping orange

est.

wall

Mended

840 P 17007 Fig. 27 Area B 21, lotNN 116 3.7; Diam.

offset

27, Pl. 45 Fig. 1949, p. 224, pl. 45:2-3; Richter 1960, Thompson p. 48, pl. 48:216, 220 (profile view of bowl); von Gonzen bach 1968, pp. 83, 85, no. 3, fig. 9; Harrison 1960, title

wares.

to

5.5 conical-bodied

textured; thin orange slip, slightlyglossy and patchy on exterior, dull on bottom and floor, lightlypolished on

H.

related

a

of

foot;

205

27 foot

of base Small

dull on inside.

P.H.

2.1; Diam.

844

369, with 13

Most of base of a semiclosed vessel. Low foot, sloping at base of wall. Smooth ware; orange angle orange-red on outside, thin and vermilion slip all over, fairly glossy

One

P.H. Half

Possibly Context

13.5

Possibly Context

10-11:1

Emblema

est.

base

B-C

interior

that of ESA.

839 P 32193 Fig. 27 Area C-F 15-19, lot00 P.H.

P 35042 Fig.

843

838 P 32153 Fig. 27 Area H 15, lotK 58 P.W.

WARES

AND UNIDENTIFIED

MISCELLANEOUS

close to

ear

of flat

form;

base

to the edge.

laureate; right, to shoulder. Fine

gloss that

overall. of

resemble

Color

a

of

early Arezzo somewhat

on a local (?) of P 18314 (cf. von Augustus example, Gonzenbach but the lock 1968, p. 86, nos. 1,2), hanging of hair com rather suggests Apollo?a highly appropriate in terms of the cult of the emperor. panion, preferences For the wreathed the Apollo head, (laureate?) compare

Kitharoidos type,especially theApollo of Cyrene in the BritishMuseum (Bieber 1955, p. 160, figs.678, 679). 846 P 9059 Pl. K-L 18-20:1 P.H.

5.2; Diam.

45 est.

25.8

CATALOGUE

206 Part

of

rim with

a

From

handle.

bowl,

segmental

probably similar in shape to 844; presumably once an on

emblema

inner

ing

the floor.

face;

twisted

served, ware,

close

up

clean-breaking;

rim. Clean against thin mottled slip all

RED-GLOSS Eastern

Series:

Oval

with

IMITATING METALWARE

Flat

P 22246 Pl. 46 Waage 1933, p. 295, no. 126, fig. 2, pl. IX. Area G-H 5-7, lotA 36

851

Handles

847

P 9760

Area

M-P

Max.

dim.

13.5

One

end

of

Grooves

and

flanked ing, ible on floor. Ca.

a

of

with part large platter, on rim. Handle: middle

ridges by volutes.

Max.

I

of an

Edge

1st to mid-2nd

late

27, PL 46

Fig.

section

6-13,

handle.

dim.

Max.

Context

century.

cen

of 3rd

Type same as 848, Ca.

but

and

fr. Handle

handle

century.

decoration of

Context

hole

22-25, lotAP 69

Max.

6.8

dim.

as 847: Type ther retouched.

sherd.

handle

to mid-2nd

of mixed

Context

century?

849,

fur

fill.

LEAD-GLAZE Asia

Minor

Products,

5.9; Diam.

Fig. 27, PL 46

of handle-plate band rim, horizontal a spray of pomegranate

missing. of raised

Relief dots;

falls down

ornament:

from base at either

in Late

Residual

context.

Roman

13.4

of dish or platter. Edge of handle molded;

pierced

through

dots;

top allel

finely

slight

center,

smoothed, in deep

stripes derside.

bearing orange

band

a

a circle of by inner edge.

surrounded

concave

clay with more

along

impurities than in 847-852;

a pattern slip; mottled

of

irregular covers

slip

par un

Second half of 2nd century?

WARE

Context

inside.

of ca. a.d.

855 P Area C-D

est. 10.0 lip a frr.: about quarter

one

end

dim.

olive-brown)

of rim and wall, joining with decorated vertical ring-handle. Handle-plate at base ornament of ring; outer leaf volutes; applique Four

red gloss.

clay 5YR 5.5/4 (reddish brown to light reddish brown); glaze 5G 5/2 (grayish green) outside, 2.5Y 5/6 (light

Main

Classes

Skyphoswith Ring-Handles 854 P2453 R13:l

clay,

pink-red

top, dots

noted).

parallels

Orange-red as

On by grooves. of four relief

Series

punched

Decoration

flanking Smooth

dots.

century.

Handle

Area L-O

P.H.

close

2nd

Max.

850 P 27111 PL 46

Western

lateral

face

a row

853 P 11320 Pl. 46 Gll:2 (early fill)

cen

3rd

decorated

volutes

Apparently thisware. Could be part of a lamp handle

tury.

Early

relief

two

with

retouched.

to mid-2nd

early

off on

sides, marked

Unclassified

6.1 rim

late

5.8

dim.

shallow

Ca.

849 P 21666 PL 46 B13:4 as 847:

of

Fragment of a flat handle. Triangular, with bowed

(but no

dim.

Context

century.

852 P 32147 Pl. 46 Area H 15, lotK 62b

tury.

Max.

profile). to mid-2nd

date(?).

8.3

1st to mid-2nd

late

Waage's late 1st

Ca.

century.

Type as 847: rim fr.with handle. On handle, floral motifs in low relief, flanked by volutes. Ca.

5.8

on

shown

848 P 19815 PL 46 Area A-E 16-23, lotNN 809 Max.

dim.

Rim fr.Grooved rim, as on 847, with low molded beading at edge. Rim probably flat, not tilted (as is

part miss motif vis

impressed

silvery around

light

PLATTERS

Platters

of

to the gray-ware series 924-926. Context of Early Roman.

gray

light over,

amounts fingerprints

Perhaps fromAiolis/Mysia; the fabricmay be related

(one of a pair?) pre

sectioned horizontal bar handle

gray, with medium smears with Clay

the handle-ends.

with rim-molding, slop rim on Round inside.

Slight below

a groove

to dark tan-gray mica (muscovite).

below of handle

side.

Color:

P.H. Rim

25-50.

6820 8, lotsKK 67-69

Fig. 27, Pl. 46

est. 9.5 lip lon Handle-ring grooved ring-handle. in form of a slender leaf; an ap handle-plate

5.4; Diam. fr. with a

gitudinally,

plique leaf supports the handle-ring. Rim high, marked on by a faint groove just below the lip.Relief decoration

body:

bucrania

and

swags

of drapery.

Color:

clay

7.5YR

LEAD-GLAZE 6/6 (reddish yellow); glaze 5G 3/2 (dusky green) to 10GY5/2 (grayish green) outside, 2.5Y5/6 (light olive inside.

brown)

Shape similar to thatofHochuli-Gysel

1977, no. S 18,

11.

pi.

Context

of

1st century.

Area C 8-9, lotsKK 31-34 4.0; Diam.

Rim

fr. with

of

handle-plate

missing.

orna beneath the ring. Relief support to a taenia, of handle, knotted fragmentary: right at top; to left of handle, small leaves on stem. Color: clay

2.5YR 5/6 (red); glaze 10Y4/2 (grayish olive) outside, 10YR5/8 (yellowish brown) inside. of

Roman.

Early

as type I. Handle-plate Hochuli-Gysel Context of middle of 3rd century.

P.H.

fr.:

est. 9.5 lip handle. Wall

rim,

faint

only

cone

ovolo,

decoration:

groove

longitudinal

the

flanking

on

the

(applique). swags

handle-support,

inside. (brownish yellow) severe fered alteration

The

in a few areas); of the interior.

exterior

color

approximates

suf only that

27, PL 46

Fig. lip

est. 9.5

Rim fr.,with a handle. Rim and wall only faintly

curved ring; Relief

(cf. 855, applique ornament:

856);

no

on

groove

support leaf-shaped to left of handle,

spine of the handle at base of handle.

vegetable

motif

(?),

in part applied in barbotine with white clay. Color of clay probably 7.5YR 5/4 (brown), but much darkened by exposure

to fire;

color

of glaze

5Y 2.5/1

side, 7.5YR 4/6 (strong brown) inside. Handle-plate of Context tury material.

859

as

of

Hochuli-Gysel late 1st century,

type I. with much

(black)

out

early-lst-cen

P 5746

27, PL 46 Fig. 2000a, 19:7; 2005, 21, Hayes p. fig. Hayes fig. 12:g (labeled 12:f). E 14:1, E 14:3 (top fills) Max. dim. (b) 2.8, (c) 3.6; p.W. (a) 3.6, (d) 2.9

frr. of a Rim nonjoining ring-handled skyphos. as in 855-857. near-vertical, wall-profile probably of relief ornament Remains Some (motifs uncertain). relief decoration as a in barbotine (frr. c, d) applied Four

upside

of

Rim

Fig. 27, Pl. 46

3.2

handle-plate fr. with upper

and upper part of the ring-handle a in form of plate. Handle-plate pointing finger with two volutes at the base to rim). Color of (adjacent clay

(light reddish brown); color of glaze 5Y 5/6 on

olive-brown) series. Mytilene

(light

Context

exterior.

1, no.

type

Hochuli-Gysel 1st century.

of

S 18.

Skyphoswith Band-Handles 862 P 17209a, b 27, Pl. 46 Fig. Area P-R 12-15, lot I 183, with P 17209b and coins b.c

of 30-25 P.H.

5.5

(a),

5.0

Fr. a: Two

joining lower part

rim, with

est. 9.5 (b); Diam. lip two small, and loose of band-handle rim. Relief

against rows of olive

overlapping

(?)

frr. of wall

and

a

ornament:

leaves with

small

little of two dots

and the

slightly above

and below between the leaf-tips.Color: clay 2.5YR 6/6 (light red); glaze 5GY5/2 (dusky yellow-green) to 5BG 3/2 (dusky blue-green) outside, 5GY5/2 (dusky yellow

green)

inside.

Fr. b: twojoining and three loose sherds (part of rim

to base); almost handle Decoration body, missing. a (from same mold), rim groove a little positioned as for a. lower. Clay and glaze Context of first half of 1st century.

and

as on

863 P 5745 E 14:1 (top fill) P.H.

Three per and nament

27, Pl. 46

Fig.

4.7

foot est. 6.5 (fr. a); Diam. (fr. c) frr. of a traces of up nonjoining skyphos with lower attachments of a band-handle. or Relief

of a:

to left of

lower

handle-attachment,

a

swag

of drapery hanging from a knot and another fold ex tending off to left.Color: clay 5YR 6/3 (light reddish brown); glaze 10GY 3/2 (dusky yellowish green) out side, 5Y 4/3.5 (olive) inside. Mixed

context

of

and

thin white slip. Color of clay probably originally 5YR

disturbed.

Roman,

Early

861 P 19673 Area C 19-20, lotNN 715

handle-plate

858 P6900 B-C 10-11:1 5.0; Diam.

has

survives

1977, nos. S 25, I 11, pis. 11, 17,

See Hochuli-Gysel 32:15,36:11

P.H.

on

glaze

(original[?] the color elsewhere

placed

Context

of

drapery; rest indistinct except for a rosette (originally about 14 petals. Color: clay 7.5YR 6/6 (reddish yellow); glaze 5BG 3/2 (dusky blue-green) outside, 10YR 6/8

a beneath missing ring-han of bands superimposed pine the lowest level with the down,

support three

lower handle attachment. Color of clay 10YR 5/1 (gray); glaze decayed all (original colors not visible). For decoration: Hochuli-Gysel 1977, no. T 215, pl. 55.

5YR 6/4

curved.

slightly

the handle, a leaf ornament

spine; below

Relief

a

bears

Handle-ring

27, PL 46

Fig.

6.0; Diam.

Single

4.1

applique leaf-shaped ornament: dle. Relief

L.

857 P 27206 Area E 31

Fig. 27, Pl. 46

Two joining body frr.A trace of the lower end of the

leaf-shaped

Context

(light reddish brown), but fire-darkened almost everywhere; color of glaze 5Y3/2 (dark olive-gray) out side, 2.5Y4/4 (olive-brown) inside.

6/4

P.H.

est. 9.5 lip a handle; most

From same vessel as 855? Wall only slightly curved (cf. 857), rim marked by two horizontal ridges. Spine of handle-ring ismarked by a longitudinal groove; appli que ment

207

860 P 9068 Area N 18, lotX 22

856 P 6821 PL 46 P.H.

WARE

864 P 11170 P1.46 B13:2 (lower fill) Max.

dim.

4.0

1st and

3rd

century.

CATALOGUE

208 trace of lower sherd, with Body ornament: handle. Relief branches

of band

attachment of pomegranate

Fr.:

with

leaves and fruit.Color: clay 10YR 5/2 (grayish brown); glaze 5GY 5/2 (dusky yellow-green) outside, 5Y 5/6 (light olive-brown) inside. For

decoration:

Hochuli-Gysel in a 2nd (-3rd)-century

Residual

pp. 91-92, context.

1977,

pi.

34.

865 P 20819 PL 46

Context

5.0; Diam. of wall

of

lip

and

est.

and

8.2

handles

rim;

lip

missing.

ornament:

Relief

chamfered.

no.

S 91,

For

60.

pi.

es p.

no.

1974, pp. 266-267, The 268, nos. 2-4).

(and

pattern

see

shape),

(RGM, no. 6412: Gabel 1, fig.

Tarsus

1, with

fragment

related

piec

(Jones

1950,

p. 262, no. 660, fig. 153) points to a possible source; its that of most

like

clay-color,

found

of the pieces

there,

is

indicated as "light red-buff (a yellower tint is also noted

there). A Tarsus product? of ca. a.d. Context 25-50.

Fr. ment:

3.7; Diam. of

Context

lip

est.

orna traces

to a.d.

1st century

50.

3.8;

est.

p.Diam.

10.0

Fr. of lower body (of a shallow skyphos?). Small offset est.

6)

large acanthus of a remains

ornament: wall. Relief sloping a circle, with leaf; to right, rosette within Color: motif above. leaf/floral clay 7.5YR at base

of

6/6 (reddish yellow); glaze 5BG 3/2 (dusky blue-green) outside, 5Y 5/4 (olive) inside. 868 P 25941 F 17:3 Fr.

of

lower at

ornament:

27, PL 46

Fig.

3.8; max.

P.H.

est.

Diam.

10.8

from Probably at right, part

body.

left, tree;

a Relief skyphos. Col of a stool(?).

or of clay 5YR 7/4 (pink), but fire-blackened on some fractures; external glaze rather pallid (5GY 5/2: dusky yellow-green); worn wholly Mytilene Context

that

on

interior

away. product? of Early Roman.

869 P 20166 Fig. 27 Area E-G 12-13, lot B' 88 P.H.

1.7; Diam.

foot

kalathoi).

at top, ridge ment of the wheel-turned of

tendrils

below, horizontal

of

the spine; under

rim

the

edge ornament Relief

as

(not

on

the point marking rim to the mold-thrown

body: of attach

body; in two roughly at level of the lower handle

leaves

ivywith

groups

horizontal

separated

and

fruit

attachment. Color: clay 2.5YR 5/8 (red); glaze 10G 4/2 (grayish green) outside, 10YR 4.5/4 (yellowish brown to dark yellowish brown) inside. See Hochuli-Gysel 1977, pp. 44,159,173, nos. S 8-11, T

118,

122,

51. The

pl.

abnormal

re

treatment

handle

calls glass vessels (cf. CorinthXII, pp. 102, 104, no. 657;

also

Glass,

no.

140-141, pp. the ivy leaves

This may be a Perge 279). berries be compared may

and as

considered

in the early of ca. a.d.

Context

50-70?

and

(pottery

as

coins)

series.

50-70, containing late as 4th century.

4.5

Cup (withoutHandles) 871 P 15703 Pl. 47 D18:l P.H. Fr.

2.9; Diam. of

lip, below

lip and

rim

shoulder

est. 9.0 part of body. upper a perirrhanterion

orna

Relief (column

sup

port missing). Color: clay 5YR 5/8 (yellowish red); glaze 10Y4/2 (grayish olive) outside, 10YR6/4 (light yellow ish brown) inside.

Area P 19 dim.

outer

from

lead-glaze a horizontal

ment:

867 P 13074 PL 46 Max.

up. turns up

top pinched

almost

everted,

rim

10.0

Relief rim; handles missing. with of ovolo rim, a band pattern

of early

Rim

neath; lip on other

material

of rosette (s?) below. Color: clay 5YR 6/4 (light reddish brown); glaze 5BG 5/2 (grayish blue-green) outside, 5Y 6/4 (dusky yellow) inside.

(Diam.

of

vertical,

with Atik 1995, nos. 21, 44 (pp. 35, 45, figs. 17, 20, pis. 8,

and

body just below

by two longitudinal grooves along

9)?there Ca. a.d.

(dumped fill)

P.H.

8.5; Diam.

product;

866 P 9089 PL 46 Dll:l

sky

(Modiolus)

marked

inward

High

hobnail

decoration

inKoln

the complete example

mann

a

of

body

est. 15.0 lip two loose and frr.: one-third joining and upper part of wall. Handle lip, handle

P.H.

over entire body (cf. the Tarsian jug in Hochuli-Gysel 1977, no. T 218, pi. 56). Color: clay 10YR 7/4 (verypale brown); glaze 7.5YR 4/4 (brown) inside; glaze on exte riormostly worn away (perhaps pale blue: 5B 6/2). For the shape (especially of rim), see Hochuli-Gysel 1977,

lower

Three

sloping rim bearing grooves at top and bottom; inner

face

of

part

1st century.

of

Kalathos

R13:2 Fr.

and

ring-foot

870 P 14824 Fig. 27, Pl. 47 Area A-B 21-22, lotsNN 129-130, with 238, 377,400, 562, 640, 770, 836, 837, and 876

Skyphos,Handle-Form Uncertain

P.H.

low

phos (?) .Color: clay 10YR5/3 (brown) ;glaze5BG5/2 (gray ish blue-green) outside, 2.5Y 4/4 (olive-brown) inside.

yellowish,

thin,

almost

A

small

(1977, ment:

pp.

counterpart 166-167,

Hochuli-Gysel of Context Early

872

to Late

Kelche 8-9).

XXII,

p. 93,

Area D 17, lot00 5.0,

p.W.

no.

For

type 3 orna

Roman.

Fig. 27, Pl. 47

P 19819

Agora P.H.

of Hochuli-Gysel's T 179, 189, pis. 1977, no. 7, pl. 37.

nos.

409.

356, with 237

5.3; Diam.

est.

about

10.2

(rim

ca.

Fr. of rim and body of a small skyphos(?). High

8.2)

in

at top and bottom; on slender body: Form between 873). (cf.

with grooves rim-band, ward-sloping ornament Relief internal lip chamfer. vertical

petals

with

rows

of dots

of handle (s) unknown. Light yellow-buff clay; thin de cayed

yellow-brown

glaze

inside;

the

external

glaze

(brown to green?) is almost all lost. Color: clay 10YR 6/1 (gray); glaze 10GY4/4 (dark yellowish green) out side, 10Y5/4 (light olive) inside.

decoration unusual and among lead-glazed Shape as molded cf. Hellenistic bowls, Agora XXII, products; a Tarsus cf. nos. 398, 399, 68. Possibly product; p. 91, pl. 865, 892 for the ware. Context

of

1st century.

LEAD-GLAZE P 20020

873

AgoraXXll,

C17:5

est.

H.

27, PL 47

Fig.

no. p. 93,

409,

69,

pis.

nonjoining to 872. very similar traces the floor, On

of

A-B

5.0; Diam.

band

der,

lip

of

very

est.

ornament:

Relief

body.

the

egg-and-dart,

eggs

shoul

below

a

with

decorated

875 P 4488 Fig. F 11:1 (dumped fill) 4.6; of

Diam.

rim

lip

and

est.

28

16.0 wall

shoulder;

and

relief

decoration

missing. Color: clay 2.5YR 4.5/7 (red); glaze 5BG 3/2 (dusky blue-green) outside, 5GY 3/2 (grayish olive inside.

green)

1st

1st to early

of

2nd

in Hochuli-Gysel

century.

2.2; Diam.

Rim

fr. Everted

outer

est. 9.5 lip rim with slight

Relief edge. of seven-petaled

band

ornament: rosettes.

(pink); glaze 5G 3/2

interior For 32:17a,

almost

ornament:

wholly

P.H. (P 19666b) 6.3; Diam. foot 5.2 Three wall frr. (P 17405a and P 19666b, joining;

P 17405b). Both of a band-handle. from

protrusion below rim,

of lip near horizontal

Color:

7.5YR

clay

7/4

(dusky green) outside; glaze on

worn

away. no. W

1977,

91,

pis.

877 P 22111 K 9-10:1 P.H.

5.9; Diam.

Rim

fr. Relief

all

"comma"

28, PL 47

Fig. est.

lip ornament:

pattern

on

an body, windblown

irregular grass.

over Color:

clay 2.5YR5/8 (red); glaze 5G 2/1 (greenish black) out side, 10YR6/6 (brownish yellow) inside. Possibly

a

Perge

product;

the

"comma"

treatment

seems related to that on the skyphos in Atik 1995, no. 58 (p. 52, fig. 22, with pi. 10, parallels cited). The rim resembles

Hochuli-Gysel

a North Italian workshop

have

more

elaborately

1977,

no.

I 31, pi.

18, from

(Asia Minor goblets generally

profiled

rims).

Context of firsthalf (tomid?-) 2nd century,with re

sidual

material.

missing handle,

For

see

relief ornament,

pl. 20:22.

1977,

Hochuli-Gysel

Context of P 17405 2nd-century; context of P 19666 with

Roman

Early

disturbance.

880 P 19666a Fig. Area B-C 19, lotNN 265 1.7, Diam.

Loose

preceding

base

of

base

5.1

cup/bowl,

on

ware,

rather

bottom

tiny

concave

Early

on

glaze

Roman

frr. of

foot,

stem,

body).

An

(torus) face.

(paler

than

disturbance.

28, Pl. 47

est. 6.2, Diam. foot lip rim with ring-handle;

frr. of

joining of piece

the

inner

Fig.

rim fr. 5.5; Diam.

loose

and

with

881 P 5650 Area E 15

joining

to

related

perhaps

gritty; leaf-green on bottom.

that of 875), patchy Context of Classical,

P.H.

28, Pl. 47

(but not from same vessel). Splayed

chamfered

Reddish

a

and

lower

unusual

6.2 a non two

(also

body

kantharos

hybrid

skyphos with ring-handle (s) (under flat handle-plates)

of

14.0

suggesting

each

attachment

right by a vertical row of small bosses. Color: clay 2.5YR 5/8 (red); glaze 5BG 3/2 (dusky blue-green) outside, 10GY3/2 (dusky yellowish green) inside.

Three

Kantharos/Goblet on StemFoot

to

of lower

handles shape; originally ornament: to lip. Relief right a male to left, figure playing a at outlined swag of drapery

handle-attachment, below

flute;

traces

retain pieces Kantharos

shoulder

foot,

Hochuli-Gysel

64.

80-100.

265 (P 19666b)

PH.

876 P 14825 Fig. 28, PL 47 Area A-B 21-22, lotsNN 129-130, with 870 P.H.

of ca. a.d.

Context

century?

to

is comparable

879 P 17405 + 19666b Fig. 28, Pl. 47 Area C 20, lotNN 292 (P 17405); area B-C 19, lotNN

Classical,

Rim profile not closely matched 1977(but cf. nos. T 189, 193, pi. 9). Context

rim

vertical

plain

14.0

of each

P.H.

high,

that of the Italian Sigillata chalice 705.

leaf pattern. Color: clay 5YR 6/6 (reddish yellow); glaze 5BG 5/2 (grayish blue-green) outside, 5Y 6/4 (pale ol ive) inside. Shape resembles Kelche T 189 and T 183 inHochuli Gysel 1977, pi. 9. Residual in Late Roman fill.

Fr.

of handle

settes covers the body. Color: clay 2.5YR 6/6 (light red); glaze 10GY 3/2 (dusky yellowish green) outside (but with a dusky blue-green tone [5BG 3/2] where glaze is thickest), 10YR 5/6 (yellowish brown) inside.

Late

and

12.5

frr. of foot, nonjoining body attachments (but handles stance of foot of have existed). may once Edge missing, a ornament: rim Relief (as drawn) approximate only. ro of lanceolate network in leaves arranged six-petaled

20-21

of rim

Fr.

est.

lip three

and

The

874 P 14870 PL 47 P.H.

Diam.

13.5;

joining trace rim. No

and

Footed Cup (withoutHandles) Area

est.

Two

Roman.

Early

AgoraV, p. 27, no. G 45, pis. 5, 63 (restored profile). D41 (layer IIB) H.

the kiln support during firing. Color of clay 2.5YR 6/6 (light red) on base to 7.5YR 6/4 (light brown) on upper wall; color of glaze 5Y5/3 (olive) outside, 5Y5/6 to 2.5Y 4/4 (olive to olive-brown) inside. Context

209

878 P 9844 PL 47

91.

est. 12.3; Diam. foot 6.4 lip frr.: foot and parts of body. Shape on as 871. ornament Relief body of two left by contact with puntoni

7.0; Diam.

Four

WARE

at the skyphos type should belong, allowing

rim;

the

loose

restoration

stemmed a

of

base

rather

low

bulging body surmounted by a high flaring neck. A long, serves a mask

over the spur leaf-shaped applied as a Relief ornament: handle-support. set the handles between midway

other mask diametrically opposite) the shoulder.

On

the floor,

traces

lower

neck

on

neck, an

(probably

and swags falling to

of two

puntoni.

Color:

clay 2.5YR 6/6 (light red); glaze 5BG 3/2 (dusky blue green) outside, originally yellowish (?) inside (much decayed). The recalls

overall earlier

shape, deeper

clearly vessels

modeled such

on

as Corinth

metalware, C-47-802

CATALOGUE

210 ca.

of

b.c

150

rated).

VII.3,

(Corinth

Handle-plate

Handle

deco

16; black-gloss,

pi.

resembles

1

type

Hochuli-Gysel

(1977, p. 29, fig. 9).

ther out.

M19:l P.H.

6.1;

sherd,

from a kantharos perhaps H. undecorated, 3.2) (min.

Rim

or a stemmed from

separated

body by three horizontal ridges. Relief ornament: at top of body,

ovolo

pattern inverted

with

alternating

rows

(two

the

preserved), leaves.

lanceolate

Color:

eggs

1977, no. Hochuli-Gysel of 2nd century. Context

S 94, pi.

12.

dim.

or

of bowl

fr.: part

cup

C-F

P.H.

3.6; trace no

Situla

proper.

(shoulder)

p.Diam.

and

attachment

bail-handle Relief

ornament:

just

century,

below

of

part

handle

a band

shoulder,

P.H. a band

residual.

probably

885 P 18358 C17:l Rim

of ovolo

est.

lip

28, PL 47

14.0

fr.; handle

missing. shoulder.

below

just

Relief

C-F

886

of mid-lst

or

century

E

Drips

glaze

a mass

"among

28, PL 47 of

4th

century

b.c

Fr.

5.8; Diam. of

rim,

lip shoulder

est.

15.0

and

body;

handle

missing.

Re

lief ornament on body; only a sheaf of three heads of wheat (?) is recognizable. Color of clay 5YR 6/6 (red dish yellow); glaze inside and out seriously altered (in terior

glaze

a shade

probably

of

Various Open Shapes D-I

17-20, 5.2; max. W.

section

00

obliquely. Clay used for the decoration the

thus

over

glaze

section 2.3

yellow).

Regional

Other

Various

the relief

elements

ap

TT

Classes

890 P 17744 PL 48 18

AreaC P.H.

5.5;

p.Diam.

Kantharos:

ranged

on

upward; in at

least

leaf

preserved

13.0

with a trace of of upper body piece a ornament: lanceolate leaf, large ar either side, pinecones, tips down, rows. The size of the three horizontal

single Relief

shoulder.

the

est.

no more

suggests

three

than

on

others

the body. Color: clay 10YR 7/4 (verypale brown), glaze 5G 3/2 (dusky green) outside and inside. uncertain.

listed

products context. No

891

above,

P 21279 Pl.

H-I

dim.

48 of

Diam.

5.7;

(p.W.)

relief

est.

ring

9.0;

15.0

p.Diam.

fr. of a pilgrim-flask(?). Curved profile. Relief

Wall

on

outside

Main into mold). leaf-bands vertical concentric added

to the Asia Minor related Possibly is abnormal. but the buff fabric

7-8:1

arcs

frieze:

(motifs row

rather

of

("herringbones"); motif (one plain instance in one survive),

circle

deeply

punched

by separated panels a in each panel, and one with motif with

a

curving

leaf

band preserved above. At bottom, below a slight ridge/ a row of concentric circles. Micaceous groove, on exterior buff clay; a white may coating traces of a badly decayed glaze.

Ware unidentified

887 P 14517 PL 47 Area

part of Color:

48

15-19,

white;

decoration

sherds" P.H.

in at bot of a cup or bowl, curving attachment of a band-handle.

on upper ivy leaves and fruit (?) level of handle below attachment.

stems, placed

Source

on

later.

Fig.

31,

00

est. 10.0 (interior) p.Diam. fr. of a wheel small vessel, relatively probably Body on two olive leaves Barbotine relief ornament: made.

Max.

P 27207

Area

38, 45.

3.8; max.

P.H.

ornament: of

lip indicate an inverted firing position. Color: clay 7.5YR 6/6 (reddishyellow); glaze 5BG 3/2 (dusky blue-green) outside, 5Y 5/6 (light olive-brown) inside. Context

pis.

lower

P 19495 Pl.

point

Fig.

4.6; Diam. to shoulder

1966,

12.0

of ovolo, below which a rosette of 14(?) petals. Color: clay 2.5YR 5/8 (red) to 5YR 5.5/1 (gray); glaze 10YR 6/8 (brownish yellow) inside. Glaze on exterior almost totally destroyed. of 3rd Context

intended

perhaps

ration. est.

Small part of upper body, shoulder, neck and rim, one

was

pears paler. Color: clay 2.5YR 5/6 (red); glaze 5Y 2.5/1 (black) inside and out, 5Y5/2 (olive-gray) on the deco

P 12360 PL 47 19:2

P.H.

the

relief

Area

almost

6.1; max.

of

ornament:

Relief

section

15-19,

p.W. 4.5 lower body

Fr. of tom;

889 re

of stem. No

and

mains of relief decoration. Color: clay 5YR 5/8 (yellow ish red); glaze 5GY 5/2 (grayish olive-green) outside, 2.5Y 4.5/4 (olive-brown to light olive-brown) inside. Context of 2nd century (firsthalf?).

884 0

original,

clay

(white) inside and

clay 2.5YR 6/6 (light red); glaze 5GY3/2 (grayish olive green) outside, 5Y 3/2 (dark olive-gray) inside.

6.2

Kantharos

Area

body,

883 P 13518 Fig. 28 Area N-O 18, lots? 39-41, with 664 Max.

if

color, glaze silver.

Nei

top(?). Color:

888 P 19494 PL 47

clay

5YR 6/6 (reddish yellow); glaze 5BG 3/2 (dusky blue green) outside, 5Y 4/4 (moderate olive-brown) inside.

RL.

The

hori

Flat,

trulla). (so-called saucepan a on by longitudinal ridge shows any trace of attachment.

For saucepans in silver, see Strong context. in a Late Roman Residual

4.9

p.W.

a

(yellowish red); glaze 5Y8/1

to imitate

Rim

with

surface

5YR5/8

882 P 9927 PL 47

cup.

of

marked

zontal,

May

be

same

actually as late as 5th Date

pinkish bear

slight

(possibly related to that of 888).

Late

Roman

century?

mica-dusted

fabric.

LEAD-GLAZE 892 P 27695 Area N-Q12-14, P.H.

28, PL 48

Fig.

lot IT366

gray).

est. 10.1 lip fr.: part of rim and

South Italian (?) thin-walled glazed ware. Subject of

a

with

wall,

ornament

handle-plate

(handle-ring missing). Fleshy double volutes (tilted) on

on handle-ring. handle-plate, single groove tion not Very good workmanship. preserved.

Wall

decora

Clean

fab

ric, light buff (10YR 8/3). Glaze 5BG 3/2 (dusky blue green) outside, 10YR5/8 (yellowish brown) inside; thin and mostly lost on exterior, thick and bright on inside. Slight glaze knobs along lip from the firing. a Tarsus

Perhaps

near

1977, no. T 162, pi. 8 (butwithout

lip). of lst-2nd

Context

Fig. 28, PL 48

B20:l (fill3) est.

H.

rim

Diam.

3.8; est.

foot

Diam.

(without

est.

handles)

with

lug-handles

(only one survives) pierced with holes for suspension; on

Re surface. resting from a single mold: produced on of ivy leaves, and fruit, close tendrils, rim, band a continuous on the concave inner surface, spaced; to which are attached leaves and tendril similar fruit, low, broad ring-foot with on interior, lief ornament

groove

which are widely spaced outside the

more

and

rim)

the tendril (toward toward

spaced

closely

the

center.

Probably originally 10 leaves and 10 branches of ber ries in each series. Light buff clay (5YR 7/2?"pinkish gray"), smooth. Only faint traces of glaze (light yellow?

uncertain?fabric

Minor

differs

listed

seum

products "Sestos" (Dardanelles) see Vierneisel 30147:

ill. on

p.

as

the

Rome?) exterior

140. Alternatively, rather product; of a bowl

dorff type 37)

orna

relief

the

For

bered).

1978,

same

the

series

Antikenmu

Berlin,

pp.

of

those

Perhaps

find,

no. 140-141, be an Italian

this may similar motifs

appear of version

(a shallow-bodied

the Civico

the metal

Museo

in Trieste

of the

prototypes

1966, pis. 40, 47. Mid(?)-2nd

above.

from

133,

(e.g., on the

Dragen

in whitish fabric found at Aquileia,

of

the collections

894

of

parts

shaped

of same

Context

in

(unnum see Strong

type,

Area

C-F

15-19,

P.H. Wall glazed.

00,

with

Augustan

est. 4.2; max. (interior) p.Diam. fr. of a closed vessel. Wheelmade; On

exterior,

applique

ornament:

pieces

15.0 interior at

right,

un

to left, statue,

on a half left, standing facing rectangu the statue is in short tunic and draped the statue's hand hold down, right hangs an uncertain over a bow(?). left shoulder, ing object; a In front of the statue base, with hand figure kneeling

lar pedestal; wears boots;

in

supplication

toward

the

Color:

clay

drop 5YR

Italian.

896 P 8899 K18:3 (upper fill) H.

Diam.

4.6-4.7;

28, Pl. 48

Fig. rim

6.3, Diam.

base

3.0, Diam.

near-complete. top; base

bears

Bowl-shaped, a groove

of

Inkwell. with

Mended, recessed

part-closed

bottom, at center, Smooth, green

a

defining slight a vent near and

foot. On

light yellow-brown all over (rather in blue-green places.

on

orifice

top, blocked edge, by the glaze. leaf ware, nonmicaceous; under ap flange), in inverted position;

patchy Fired

glaze

pearing

circular

two slight knobs of glaze (appearing blue) have formed

on

the rim.

or

Rome

Presumably

From

vicinity.

the upper

(Ot

noted

from

toman Turkish) fill in the cistern in question, but may belong with the lower fill,which is Roman of 2nd- to date.

4th-century

Ottoman

similar

Nothing

has

been

times.Ware probably Central Italian (cf.Tiber

and

Etruscan

this should

in the Etrusco-Corinthian

fabrics

to

la Biagini's "campano in Rome found (one pieces comparable see Di Mino from a and Ber context), mid-2nd-century nos. 77-79. tinetti 1990, pp. 99-100, The type is related

orbit);

class.

ziale"

to one

in terra

found

2nd

correspond

For

in the

sigillata

1st century.

century.

897 P 25561 Fig. 28 Area D-I 17-20, lot rr 664 6.5; max.

P.H.

p.Diam. 15.6

dim.

est. 26.0;

(interior)

Th.

of wall

interior

figure

at

without

glaze.

No

preserved

orna

ment. Color: clay 5YR 6/6 (reddish yellow), glaze 10GY 3/2 (dusky yellowish green). A late(?) product of unknown origin (Italy?Asia Mi nor? Mesopotamia?). Context of end

of 2nd

century.

stand

ing female figure, wearing chiton, to left,holding in her lefthand, at shoulder level, a dish (offering tray?);

extended

of vertical

exterior.

1stor 2nd century?

Wheelmade; section

of a row

Two joining body sherds of a large closed vessel.

date.

P 19992 PL 48

and 61

on

motifs

7/4 (pink); glaze 5GY5/2 (duskyyellow-green) outside, 10YR 4/6 (dark yellowish brown) inside.

0.7; max.

century.

Remains

wares).

barbotine

Valley

Source Asia

in the deeper

remain

silver?) ment.

est. 9.5

(interior)

p.Diam.

orifice 2.0

two

rim and

horizontal

narrow,

coarse

later

18.5;

8.5

Complete profile: twojoining and twononjoining frr.

Dish

5.0; max.

P.H.

Fig. 28, Pl. 48

Fr. of curved body of a bowl or jug.Wheelmade. Shal low horizontal ribbing on body (as on 2nd-century and

Perhaps

1947, p. 212, pi. 48:3.

at Aulis.

Iphigenia

possibly

895 P 18303 Area C-D 17-18

century.

P 17115

Thompson

to

similar

Handle-plate

product.

that ofHochuli-Gysel

rosette

211

Color: clay 5YR 5/6 (yellowish red); glaze 5Y 3/2 (olive

3.4; Diam.

Skyphos

893

WARE

right.

898 P 32191 Fig. Area L-P 10-12, lot0 187, with 1739 P.W.

max.

71;

Fr. of

edge

of

handle-stump stump glaze green

of a

white on

p.Diam. shoulder

est.

27.0-30.0

large

closed

vessel,

with

(or possibly edge of floor of a basin, with

foot). Outer tripod and dark bluish

inside.

ca.

of a

28, PL 48

worn.

surface

green

on

Buff

outside,

clay; olive

212

CATALOGUE

or Cilician fabric. Possibly Mesopotamian Context of second half of 2nd century, or slightly

later.

900 P 32171 Fig. 28 Area B 21, lotNN 102, with 149, 610, 776 P.H. 4.4 (a), 1.8 (b); Diam. est. 11.6 (rim est. 11.4); Diam.

899 P 6995 B-C 10-11:1 P.H.

rim

of

lip of a small wall keel-rimmed upper no relief ornament. Color: clay 5Y

and

Wheelmade;

7/3 (pale yellow), glaze 5GY 5/2 to 3/2 (dusky yellow

to green grayish olive-green) Context of late 1st century

inside

out.

and

to ca. a.d.

b.c

ware

and

est. 9.5

3.7; Diam.

Fr. bowl.

Fig.

foot

5.0

Rim fr. (a) and whole of base

28

to 898:

similar

conical

(b), not joining. Form vertical

body,

rim with

flange, low foot-ring.Groove marks off lip.Grayish buff

ware

tint in

(orange dark

pearing

bluish

whitish

places);

where

green

decayed glaze, thicker (around

ap rim,

on bottom). Fired inverted; glaze knobs on lip. Slight on

stilt-marks Second

70-100.

a small scar on (two); edge to mid-lst Context century.

floor

quarter

of foot. of

same

date.

BLACK-GLOSS P 19108

901

Fig. 28 XXIX, pp. 221, 406-407, no. 1641, fig. 98, Agora 131 (not showing internal decoration). Hayes 2000a, pl. fig. 4:1.

N 20:4 (middle fill) H.

smooth,

Tan-brown

black

gloss, lower face

clay

rather

dull, of foot; a

on ish tinge, ending of foot to one side. B

Campana

(some

for

except

Smooth

texture).

a mold.

over

upside-down

24.2

near-complete

rim miss

of

pieces

ing). Flattish floor, low thick upcurved rim; heavy tilted/knobbed foot, deeply hollowed on inside. Both faces

(a centering mark?). Possibly thrown

small depression

(slight rough with faint blu on

splash

inner

face

ca.

Diam.

4.0-4.1;

Mended,

SERIES

CAMPANA WARE: ETRUSCAN

rather

surface

rough

under

foot. Four/five rows of fine slanted rouletting (Diam. 7.1) on floor; at center, slight knob surrouded by a

(from

ries. Shape as Morel

no.

1, dated

earlier).

Etruscan

type 2252a Treatment

not

region),

in se

early

(1981, p. 153, pi. 39; cf. to the Delos

close

find,

Delos XXVII, p. 249, no. D 64, fig. 127, pi. 43; Morel 1986, p. 473, no. 80 (withhigher rim and grooves flank ing the rouletting). Just before

86 b.c?

of ca.

Context

B.C.

75-50

FINE GRAY WARE Asia

Ware

Micaceous

Minor

est. 22.0) (Diam. with much mica;

Platters, Type 1 (Rounded Rim): Early Version 902 P 16411 Fig. 29 Agora XXIX, p. 399. F19:3 est.

Diam.

ca.

45.4

(but

ca.

47.2

as

at stump

foot

on

and

Ca. 86 in

restored

16.0

or less, in pieces); (one-sixth profile Surfaces foot restored). (now missing incomplete one of in On floor: band flaking badly worn, places. ca. 12.3). of grooves between (Diam. pairs rouletting, to brown Dull other decoration No preserved. grayish and

on

and

Ca. 86

part 75-50

silvery mica.

of

Slip

similar on

polished

originally

top

of rim. b.c?

of

Context

cleanup

post-Sullan

(after

P 16410 Fig. 29 no. 1575, fig.95. Agora XXIX, pp. 233, 399, F 19:3

903

P.H.

(body only) est. 15.0

impeded

XXIX) Rather

by

the

ca.

5.0;

(Precise restoration.

Diam.

est.

Note

Diam.

52.0;

measurement

half,

in various

that Rotroff

pieces

foot

is somewhat

offers slightlydifferent figures.) under

three

of

Context

post-Sullan

(after

cleanup

904 P 32204 Fig. H16:2 P.H. est.

ca.

10.0) Pieces

1.7; p.Diam. of floor

a small

parently

29

and

version

est.

22.0

(Diam.

rim

(lip flaked of 902. Flatfish

foot

of missing away). floor,

Plate, ap thickened

on outside, rounded though (presumably off broken top is possible). Apparently line of presumed with a foot. On floor, above

rim upcurved a flat outturned at

junction faint rouletting. two grooves encircling b.c to ca. 86 Context of late 2nd century

foot,

B.C.).

(at stump)

B.C.?

outside

b.c).

Fragmentary

fine with much gray ware, on underside, dull colors,

part 75-50

on

and

plas

ter); H. body ca. 3.1 (with missing foot est. ca. 4.1);

Diam.

at On floor: a groove lip. lines of rouletting. Light gray, on gray to gray-brown top slip, polished on outer and of rim, duller surface. flaking

rounded

angle),

(Agora

Platters, Type 1 (Rounded Rim): Standard Version 905 P 6874 + 32018 Fig. 29 Agora XXIX, p. 399, no. 1574, fig. 95, pi. 124 (for P 6874; P 32018 cited, not listed as joining). D 12:2 and D 11:4 (middle fill), respectively. P.H. p.H.

4.7; Diam.

3.0, W. P 6874:

(now

restored).

Slightly sloping floor; low steep rim (with external basal

b.c

2.3; about

est. 56.0;

P 32018

one-fifth,

part of foot preserved); ter of floor.

Diam.

foot est. 21.0+;

alone:

p.H. mended

loose

pieces

(of main

Stamp: 4.2

piece)

side, with (one up of rim and of cen

FINE GRAY WARE (mended, joining P 6874);

Large rim fr.P 32018 of floor.

loose

with

rounded

thick

a

rim and

Large, Outer of a part of foot formed foot-ring. now On floor: lost (imprint separate ring, preserved). of two bands between of remains each pairs rouletting, est. 26.0, loose of of grooves 10.9?on (Diam. piece P 32018, Diam. about Between these, 16.5-17?). large piece low double

motifs:

impressed

Ionic

half-columns,

ingwith another motif (originally four + four[?]); one

column

motif

Drab much

traces

and

of

survive). stamps adjacent at surfaces, with light gray fired. Dark gray-black poorly

fired

ware,

brown-gray fine mica;

rather

slip all over, polished and glossy on top (and part of rim), thin and abraded on underside. Slip badly flaked

on

outer

face

of rim.

of ca.

Context

B.C.

50-25

(H. on bands

foot Two

outer comprising

large,

impressed

poorly

preserved,

originally

P 32019 Fig. 29 Agora XXIX, p. 399, no. 1574, fig.95, pl. 124. D 11:4 (middle fill) 3.0; max.

P.H.

of

Half

Low

large. terior.

Flat

est.

Diam.

rim

brownish

of

Context

tint,

on

black

Typical a.d. contexts. tury of ca. Context

specks.

ric thinner);

ca.

Two

est. 64; Diam.

frr. (mended):

Low

shallow

foot with

impressed bordered

molding,

flat

surface (W. 1.3). Fine resting on rim: on patterns egg-and-dart lip a small cable Floor dec by molding.

surface.

Black

ending Context

908

edge of ca. a.d.

XXIX,

Area F 13-14 P.H. W.

30-50

p. 399,

2.8; Diam.

no.

and

earlier).

29, PL 48

For

Diam.

of the rim motifs, copies B.C. to 1st century early

as

base

est.

but

to

see

debased

cable surface.

926.

1st century

a.d.?

17.0)

preserved). glossy and B.C.

B-C

10-11:1

P.H.

(rim

est.

foot

perhaps dimensions.

of same Flat

907

floor,

type low

a.d.

Context

of

to

neat

surrounding brownish

at

Clay

palmette core. Black

on top. polished a.d. 1st century early

of

Context

frr.) 2.5

+ foot

Various

frr. (four

two base

rims,

a narrow rim, bearing Low No lip. foot-ring.

up at

ca.

est.

Diam.

0.6;

68; Diam.

35

recessed

sherds). line of

decoration

Flat cabling

preserved

stepped on top on floor.

Clay brownish at core; flaking black slip, glossy on top. Ca.

b.c?

50-1

of

Context

b.c

late-lst-century

late

1st century

a.d.,

with

material.

Platters, Type 3 (cf.Conspectus Form 18for Rim-Form) 913 P 7094 Fig. 29 2000a,

ca.

p.

ca. 4.1; max.

286,

fig. 4:4.

ca. 45.9;

Diam.

Diam.

44.8-45.0;

base

Diam.

of rim

molding

22.4

Flat floor, with restored; Near-complete, slip flaking. H. (W. 1.7; external very low offset band 0.3) forming foot. Thick, mold rim, with projecting upright, tapering at a the latter grooved; at top and bottom, ings groove of fine

Pair

grooves

on floor;

no

other

decoration.

Light gray clay; dull black slip, ending at junction of rim and

underside. rim

Haltern Base,

than

P 32029 Fig. 29 Hayes 2000a, p. 286, fig. 4:5.

For

14.4

fr. (ca. 12.5 x 9.0). Single the above, but of smaller

less mica

912

apex.

Fig. 29, PL 48

152

contains

1st century early mixed.

Roman,

est.

1st century mixed date.

H.

below

scheme

6.1

(one stamps wash overall,

13.9

on top of rim (combined

at egg motifs lip, with at core, light gray just

909 P 17991 Area C 18, lot00

b.c

(Diam.

much

Glossy black slip on top, thin grayishwash underneath. Late

dim.

Hayes

dim.

Decorative

Sherd of outer (?) part of floor. On floor: three fine

bottom,

Fig.

this ware,

Area T 18, lotHH 18

Rim fr.Three moldings

3.7); stamped brown band. Clay

1573.

58; max.

est.

top

(or somewhat

P 5343

Agora

on

slip, worn, of foot.

at outer

0.9.

911 P6588 PL 48 Area E-G 12-13, lot B' 42

floor;

oration (ifany) lost.Clay brown at core, turning grayish toward

of foot

at stamps preserved. Clay brownish worn to black dull surface; brown, slip,

1st century and Hellenistic

25

rim. Flat

on top (combined W.

raised rim, with fivemoldings 3.8).

est.

base to base,

rim

Type similar to 909 (but fab

H.

or five

gray floor only.

grooves

3.1; Diam.

large

29, PL 48

13.0

exterior

near

Max.

Corinth. H.

B.C.?

similar to 909: large palmette stamps (L. ca. 3.4) in band between circles of rouletting flanked by double grooves;

in early-lst-cen

Platters, Type 2 907 P 8466 29, PL 48 Fig. Slane Wright 1980, pp. 146, 148, no. 31, pl. 29, from

Q13T

smooth,

clay;

Fig.

ca.

est.

base

Diam.

floor.

b.c

50-25

1st century

Half of base, mended.

Probably

13.0). Gray, with slight

crumbly; with abrasions slip. Worn, ware. a few sherds Same type:

Smooth

Gray

one

909.

Medium part of floor preserved. on ex rim with basal upcurved angle slight a and remains floor, bearing pair of grooves fine mica

3.0+;

(L.

stamps

four).

perhaps

910 P 9678 Area L 19, lotX 69

on

and

somewhat

(over position of foot) with

palmette

to foot.

close

core,

33.0

of a line of rouletting (Diam.

base-molding. dou between

semiglossy black slip, thin and dull on bottom, ending

two of four

906

0.8) with slight a line of rouletting

face

ble grooves flank a band

alternat

perhaps

213

Context ern

cf. early

treatment,

(Augustan)

of

versions

type 2/ Conspectus form 18 in Italian Sigillata. of ca.

and Western

a.d.

1-30

sigillata

(on basis

wares).

of associated

East

CATALOGUE

214 P 16566 Fig.

914 No H. Rim

fr. (p.L.

Rim

12.4).

thinner

vertical,

on

than

that of

at top and bottom, both

top edge.

Gray

clay;

thinnish

H.

rim

Small

at rim.

or

B.C.

1st century

No

rim

Large

est.

er

Light

fired;

poorly

26.6 sloping

floor;

broad

flat

rim,

clay,

foot

of rough

not gloss, Context

5.9

rouletting

on

floor.

Dark

gray

bottom. after

2.7; max.

vertical

Upturned

est.

Diam.

29

919

rim,

31.2 convex

on

exterior,

a

above

context.

in 6th-century

P 24311 Fig.

Rim

gray-black

black

slip

on

on

inside,

Asia Minor (?) fabric?tending

ware,

cf. 905.

spout.

slightly

1586.

6.2

in groups of four) around wall; fabric without

Smooth, light gray as 923. same ware

rim est.

11.2; max.

ob

dim.

10.4

low round band, rim, concave upright at the and rim Thin, grooves concavity. flanking trace of mica); thin, matte (faint gray ware

slip, partly absorbed. of manufacture Place

mon?

On

continued

as

a

thin

to local ware. For

(Knidos?

Perga (of different

counterpart

and

30

P 28158 Fig. C-F

est.

2.8; Diam.

inside; under

gray ware;

section

15-19,

flat-based

ing to base).

on

period.

Wares

Other

Small tapered.

of Augustan

Context

H.

outside,

uncertain made

Locally

Cyprus?).

fabric): P 11836 (AgoraV, p. 13, no. F 26, pi. 63).

29

gloss outside.

on

dull

933:

and

smooth,

924

inside of rim, graffitoAE. Smooth light gray ware with

fine mica;

inkwell??rather

frr. of base. Two (large beaker?). a flat base. verti toward Shallow,

(executed

4.5; Diam.

ed wall;

P-S

P.H.

pot

923 P 19177 Fig. 30 D 17:11 (upper fill)

Area

sector SA 7-13, max. est. 48.0 Diam. 3.3; on fr. Upright rim, convex

Area

it like a spout; than

element,

black

surface.

lower

taper fr. is

Early Roman?

to 772

sharp angle, and flat on inner face (slightlyoffset); flat floor. Smooth light gray fabric (no mica visible); both faces of rim and floor polished, bearing a thin light gray slip (ending on exterior of rim); slightwash on the rougher Residual

the

Shallow cup (two-handled type?). Joining frr.of one side of rim (no handles are preserved). Profile similar

918 P 32006 Fig. Area H-I 15, lotK 69c P.H.

near-cylindrical, interior (i.e.,

00

est.

base

above base. groove vious slip. Possibly

P.H.

86 B.C.

Fabric

Smooth

tapers

cal gouging

fine silverymica; polished black slip/

on applied of shortly

Aiolic(?)

5.2; Diam.

P.H.

Body

oblique

ware with much

lip 1.7

gray and rather Hellenistic.

of Late

Near-cylindrical

Bowl or skyphos? Base (complete). Foot with high beveled molding; two stepsmark off foot fromwall. Two circles

of vessel,

no. p. 400, Agora XXIX, C-F section Area 15-19,

B.C.?

1.9; Diam.

grayish

922 P 19857 PL 49

917 P 31979 Fig. 29 E 14:3 (middle fill) P.H.

at

3.9; Diam.

a made separately be part of a lamp?or

Context

Type as Lamboglia type 6 (Campana wares). Perhaps another ware (hardly local, but possibly Campana C). 1st century

shoulder.

of a

Roman.

Early

not

possibly

interior

along lip. Undeco

top only. Rath slip covering to contain less mica than 902.

black

appears

on

of a funnel). Smooth, lightgrayware; slip glossy black on

fr. Shallow,

gray

to

spout? Wheelmade, onto continue wheel-marks

may

slightly convex, with small molding

rated.

ca.

of spout or

apparently

29 recorded

provenance 3.5; Diam.

P.H.

turned;

Funnel ing;

P 12807 Fig.

part of shoul small "sliced"

921 P4311 Fig. 30 Area E-F 15, lot T 166 L.

Other Forms 916

base,

base

of the shape: P 20701, P 20702.

of mixed

Context

a.d.

1st century

early

and

rim,

faint groove groove; traces light gray fabric with

black slip(?). Local copies(?)

est. 68.0

Flat

median

clean,

Smooth,

29

1.6; Diam.

with

Neck,

jug.

aryballoid mended. missing;

handle

Rim fr. (p.L. 16.4). Flat floor; rim thickened and grooved on top. Clay brown, flaky, fired gray at surface; black slip overall, polished and glossy on top and on exterior

4.0

Area A-B 22, lotNN 124 P.H. (with handle) 7.2; Diam. body 6.4; Diam.

der

Platter, Type 4 915 P 25611 Fig. A 16:2

Wares

920 P 16629 PL 49

913, with projecting moldings

three grooves grooved; worn. black slip,

Gray

Smooth

29

recorded provenance est. 40.0 rim 2.5; Diam.

ca.

dish.

00

12.5 Three

rim

sherds

(one

extend

Sloping wall, slightlyoffset rimwith cavity

flat bottom.

of base.

Single

Very edge dark gray, varnishlike

grooves

on

smooth, slip.

rim molding

nonmicaceous,

Possibly from the region of Knidos (related to the Attiko dishes). Or thismay be of Metapontine origin, although

the

type

is not

confirmed

there.

FINE GRAY WARE

925 P 4198 PL 49 section

Y

est.

ca. 45.0

rim frr. Low

rounded

Area

C-G

P.H.

ca. 3.4; Diam.

Dish?

13-16,

Two

930 P 9097 Fig. DILI (dumped fill) H.

narrow

wall,

flat rim

(W. 1.5) with slightlyraised edges. Stamped decoration:

scroll on rim; leaf motifs and running spiral beading on flat of rather less smooth, gray ware, edge lip. Light micaceous than 902. Thin brownish all over, gray slip on interior. somewhat glossy

Platter. molded

Large

of rim. Flat

piece

top, bearing

impressed

rim with

raised

floor;

and

egg-and-dart

cable

patterns at lip. Rather flaky, light gray ware; glossy, black Imitation

slip overall. of "Asia Minor"

ric as 924?

Probably P 7981 (Diam.

P 3551,

series,

a

not est.

local ca. 63.0,

fab rims:

Similar

product.

from

both

56.0),

late

levels. These and 925 are cited by Rotroff (AgoraXXIX,

1573). p. 399, no. B.C. 1st century

to

3.5; Diam.

Part

of rim.

31.0 and

knobbed

gray-black slip overall. of the same fabric as Late

Possibly series: (P 3155 cal origin.

60, n.

p.

hooked

1st century

Probably

rather

B.C.

Context

kraters

Hellenistic too

10);

low

floor;

lip; low tapering

(two, two, one) traces with

on

preserved of mica

(less

than in 928, 929; no lime). Dull near-black slip

mica overall.

a

copy

of an ESA

ware shape. 1st century b.c).

(late

Augustan

Context

of

Various Types,Perhaps Local 931 P 21727 Fig. 30 R10:l H.

of wall

ca.

est.

3.3; Diam.

13.2

Shallow cup with handle (s). Two rim frr.Very soft worn.

and

Low

vertical

wall,

vertical handle. angle; peaked a little mica; with thin black only. Date

earlier

ca.

P.H.

rim with

S-curved

Flat

clean,

fairly

context.

than

Area D 17, lot00

light gray clay with traces of fine mica;

lip. Smooth, semiglossy

rim est.

ware,

Gray

932 P 19852 PL 49

927 P 22410 Fig. 30 Area L-P 10-12, lot0 212 P.H.

mended.

preserved;

an

above

concave,

slightly

light gray ware, on exterior visible

Smooth, slip, Context

of Tiberian.

a.d.

1st century

early

35.4

sets of grooves

foot. Three

floor.

slightly

1. Same

type

30

angular wall and rim, with hooked

Early Claudian.

est. 66.0

Diam.

one-third

Perhaps

926 P 20564 Pl. 49 Area P-S 7-13, section EA (surface find)

ca.

est.

2.8; Diam.

Nearly

b.c

1st century

late

Perhaps

215

to be

fine

of

early

of

385 body

ca.

est.

11.5

Small jar or jug. Two body frr.Body nearly globular, with sloping shoulder. Zigzag pattern of triple gouged on

strokes

Late

marks

shoulder,

rather

clay, black

lo

cen

2nd

7.0; Diam.

some

soft, with

on exterior. slip 1st century b.c?

Uncertain

of

gray turning below. Light darker traces of worn spots; of

Context

B.C.

1st century

Ware

tury.

Unclassified

Perhaps

Ware,

933 P 8144 B-C 10-11:1

Local

Plates (Rather SoftFabric; Some Fine Mica

P.H.

Inclusions

P 8465 Fig.

Q13T H.

30

and est.

Diam.

33.8

foot. Gray overall. A

remains

clay;

standard

of poor,

of

shape

the

to black

brown-gray

b.c

1st century

a.d.

little

earlier

than

context.

Context

(cf. ESA of

No

P 16565 Fig.

provenance H.ca. 4.1; Diam.

Gloss

One-fifth condition.

On

preserved. floor:

as 928; Type of grooves pair

in rather over

better

position

of

foot. Clay lightgray at core; thin gray slip overall, lightly polished. Presumed

late

P.H.

5.3; Diam.

Two

(?)-handled

1.5;

50.0

1st century

B.C.

(or

later?).

Gouged sideways and

(mica

on the patterns to r.). (tops Gray lime thin traces);

to be

smooth-textured

cf. 923,

shape, the thin-walled

a

local

prod Red

the Pergamon 1537. example

934 P 33431 Fig. 30 Area E 14-15, lot T 58, with 935

On

recorded

too

the basic

cup 772, and 30-1 b.c?

Ca.

ca.

30

set

"leaf-sprays" fine-textured

seems

For

bellied,

est.

14.0

rim-band.

plain

of

fairly

This

uct.

30-50.

929

rim est.

black slip all over,with dull brownish tinton interior.

slip

ware,

7-13). a Date

row

clay,

Flat floor; ta low, upcurved, One-quarter preserved. est. foot rim; low, broad, 13; (Diam. pering ledgelike on bottom; W. a faint of line of 1.6). Marks turning on floor between above of grooves rouletting position

of

bottom

belly:

2.5; max.

4.5; Diam.

Shallow two-handled (?) cup: rim fragment. Vertical rim, slightlyoffset; shallow bulging belly. Grooves at top

Only) 928

30, PL 49

Fig.

est.

ca.

cup:

10.6 piece

(rim est. 8.5) of rim and wall.

with

rim; inward-sloping of a handle stumps looped treatment Vertical uncertain).

wall,

internal

Round

lip-chamfer. (W.

preserved on

gouging

ca.

wall,

band of fine rouletting (marked off by a slight groove) on

outside

of

rim.

Smooth

light

gray ware,

not

hard

fired, with some fine silverymica specks; thin gray slip all over, lightlypolished (worn) on exterior. Augustan with a small

Context period? admixture datable

of Hellenistic to ca. a.d.

and 1-50.

earlier,

CATALOGUE

216 935 P 34975 Fig. 30 Area E 14-15, lot Y 58, with 934 P.H.

rim est.

3.8; Diam.

Mug(?)

form

outcurved sharply two uneven grooves,

by to form

arranged

gouging

a

with

above

delimited

body,

Fine

7.2

slanting

"sprays"

rim.

On

vertical (slight

rim

Diam.

7.2-7.4;

19.0

in

(restored

Fragmentary

stamped palmettes. Context of ca. a.d.

1-20

On

plaster).

floor:

four

(or earlier).

N19:l H.

(top fill)

rim

7.6; Diam.

One

and

with

Context

64; AtlanteII, as "Koan").

18.2

part of wall missing three stamped palmettes of ca. a.d. 1-20 (or earlier).

handle

ilar to 936,

(restored). on floor.

Sim

p.

N19:l P.H.

14, no.

(top fill)

3.2; Diam.

F 31, pi.

foot

of ca. a.d.

939

p.

14, no.

N 19:1 (top fill)

H.

rest.

7.7; Diam.

rim

to 936,

Similar

of ca. a.d.

of

the foot

but

1-20

is lower

is heavier.

No

dec

(or earlier).

to

brown

one

coating

sepia

of 1st century

Context

F 29, pl.

est.

four ap

on

B.C.

39.

692

5.5 one

floor:

fine stamped

of

and

palmette

one

49

14, no.

base

mette.

F 29, pl.

from

Struck

39.

est. 6.5

fr. Rather

Base

of exterior.

half

upper

Roman.

Early

p.

Diam.

on

to (duller) sepia ware as 936.

10-11:1

heavy same

on

with

exterior, on slip as 936.

foot.

On as

die

a

floor: on

those

stamped pal 936? An appli

fine

specks

of mica;

dull,

red

interior.

brown

to first half

of Augustan

of

1st century.

Uncertain

Form

944 P 16864 Pl. 49 Area A-B 21-22, lot NN 141 base

ric, and

broader

than

tan.

941 P 330 + 693 PL 49 Area I 9 (P 330); area H-K

8.7

light

At

center

of floor:

r. (Diam.

small

gem

1.3). gray fab on interior. exterior; gray slip as 936. Form this ware. perhaps resid of Augustan, perhaps approximately

(?)?bird on brown

Probably Context

that of 936.

est.

fr. of a dish/bowl,

impression

stamped the from

6.1

dull

15-19, lot00

P 6915 Pl.

Base

two

base

and

Diam.

apparently palmettes preserved, same die as on 937. Light orange impressed on interior. core; glossy, gray coating clay with grayish of 1st century Context b.c, pre-Augus apparently

Diam.

floor: and

spaced,

17.0

6.5

fr. Foot

Base Parts

red

Form

Form

AreaS-T20,lotEA108 base

interior,

Context

940 P 26806 PL 49 Diam.

On

applique frog preserved. Smooth, pinkish clay, gray at core. Coating purplish brown (slightmetallic sheen) on

1.

oration. Context

p.

fr. On

Base

brown

One handle and part of body missing; foot detached; restored.

earlier,

1-50.

49

14, no.

base

Diam.

dish F 32, pi.

thin

que frog preserved. Fine, gray fabric, fired light grayish

(or earlier).

P 11845 PL 49

AgoraV,

Area C-F

6.9

1-20

and

to ca. a.d.

unevenly

at core;

P 20456 Pl.

B-C

Part of foot and floor. Similar to preceding, but foot is heavier. Three (originally four?) stamped palmettes Context

traces;

of Hellenistic

preserved.

pre-Augustan.

Apparently

AgoraV,

on floor.

fine mica

(P693).

943

1.

branches,

clay, faintly gray inside only. as 936. Form

Context

938 P 11847 PL 49 AgoraV,

strokes).

plique frog (possibly others, now missing). Fine orange

AgoraV,

no. F 29, 13-14, p. 13, pp. pi. AgoraV, in text; there cited 75, pi. XVL15 ("14"

of floor

much

palm

stamped

942

937 P 11846 PL 49 p.

gray, with

light

Context period? admixture datable

and

Base

Bowls

P8904

H.

of main

GRAY WARE

30, PL 49 Fig. no. F 30, 1; XXIX, 14, p. 400, p. Agora AgoraV, pi. no. 1579. Hayes 2000a, fig. 21:1. N19:l (top fill) 936

thin ware,

Augustan with a small

sec

KNIDIAN Carinated

left sides

the

dull black slip, not fully covering the interior (applied by dipping).

rim: single sherd (no remains of a handle).

Low-bellied

on

impressions

ondary

A slight additional dent in plain band below the rim.

facing

Fine

ual.

Carinated

P 32208 Fig. 18:3

945 0 P.H.

8-11, lot E 151 (P 693)

Later

Bowls,

4.4;

Versions

30

est. Diam.

12.0

Rim and wall (joining sherds). Bowl of angular form; wall

slopes

into a

plain

rim. On

wall,

edge

of stump

of a

ASIA MINOR

RELATED

(set horizontally?). Light brown ware, hard and

handle

to (brown gray, with purplish on inside of and below lip stacking

thin variegated from changes

clean; color

some

with

or

late-lst-

(see 181, 183, 787).

30

P 15290 Fig.

946

N 17:2 (POU) of one

side

with

normal

example, at core,

light

of a handle.

and

part handle

Small

treatment.

at

orange-red

light gray fin

Clay rather

surface;

deep

rough

surface

(not covering on interior; Context of ca.

no

finish

irregularities),

color

brushed

carination

15.7

bodied;

wall

below.

Rather

incurved,

few surface

of one.

stumps

with

convex,

slightly fabric

thicker

with

from

than

the but

eruptions

neat

above, fine

pre

Deep angle darkish

dragging

marks from turning (fine lime specks). Dark red slip, interior

covering

and

upper part of exterior; thicker and somewhat coating

wall at top (duller below the angle). Fabric

to

closer

finer, more

with

that

evenly

10057; Agora V, no. M

P

some

of

local

distributed

lime

coat

inner

glossy

on

but

products,

(mug

particles

36 may be from the same

source).

changes.

2nd

early

with

Diam.

14.6;

lost apart

handles

served;

rim

greater part (including all of base)

outer ing thin,

ish,with dragging of lime particles. Thin reddish brown

wash

7.7; Diam.

(rim)

Mended;

red-brown,

P.H. 5.5 (body 4.85); Diam. est. 11.7 (rim), 12.5 (cari

nation) Part

Ware

H.

of type 936-943. of mid-lst century,

early-2nd-century pieces

Variant

217

948 P 11214 Fig. 30 B13:l (upper fill)

slip

the body angle. A late version Context

WARES

a.d.

Ca.

century.

50

(Claudian

same

of

Context

period).

date.

P 18437 Fig. 30 Hayes 2000a, fig. 21:3. C18:2 (lower fill)

947

H.

with

handles

ca.

(rim),

12.8

Gray

H.

7.5+;

ca.

Diam.

6.4;

body

11.8

(carination)

Over half of body, part of a handle. Deep-bodied;

normal ledge floor

short

Base

carination.

and

tilted.

sharply

Small

center

turned,

unevenly

uneven.

down

second

Probably

half

2nd

Found

century.

RELATED 950 P 5661 AreaH 15 foot

7.1 on

NEIKO/MAXOY.

bottom.

virtually

like); fired fairly hard. Glossy small

(with

("waxy" appearance) Associated with date

(terminal

6th

discolored on

lower

to Late a.d.).

not listed by Meyer-Schlichtmann a

be

Iliffe

term, which

sense,

see

Iliffe

p. could

date?which

lacking. Ca. 50

Near

signifies

1936,

26), be

no

or

mica

the

firing),

red

material

1936,

p. 41. Type

fabric

Perhaps of ca. late

is close

"2nd

though

foot

Plate/dish

to

proof

is

50?

7.9 Two

offsets

and

some

similar

ware; to a pur

to some

1627). Knidian product.

Knid

a.d.

Context

rather harder type as 950: red gloss (color uneven) a.d. of 2nd century

fir

952 P 22789 Fig. Area N 15, lot T 71, with local lamps, Broneer XXVII

30

scratches

Ware

(rest.)

and

a handle.

Rim

chamfered

rior,

basic and

half

foot 6.2 14.8; Diam. one side of wall (loose), with low foot. hemispherical,

preserved: almost

base,

inside,

with

Bowl, on

type

rim est.

5.9; Diam.

half

with

two

a groove on exte below; rim. A solid handle below

grooves wide-spaced to exterior at top; two) applied presumably (originally this consists of a standard handle element with looped

median

century

Fig. 30, PL 49

base.

color

red-brown

tending

1626,

(e.g., Roman

an Early 1st century

places,

(from turning) on bottom. Stamp at center: NEIKO/

groove

and

knife-cut

formugs, here doubled create

b.c-a.d.

but

pieces

Smooth

in

luster

as 936-945,

ian relief-ware

Almost

(for his use in the broad a

on wall.

decoration

slight slip with tint on interior.

plish Texture

H.

Roman

Eastern

indicating too early,

951 P 19822 D17:l Diam.

stamp rather

1988, so unlikely to

the

Pergamon product (though Iliffe defines it as "Kleinasiatisch"

these). of the b.c"

barbotine black

ing, with sepia-black of 2nd Context

slip, black on upper

from spots surface.

Hellenistic century

Two-line red ware,

Orangey traces,

(lime

clean-breaking surface

949 P 17051 Fig. 30 B2L1 (lower fill) P.H. 7.6 (a), 5.5 (b); Diam. 11.0 (rim ca. 9.6). Frr. of rim and wall. High vertical wall, plain lip.Thin

MAXOY. Offset

Decoration

ASIA MINOR WARES

30, PL 49

Fig.

base.

Plate/dish at center:

an

below

fill.

early-3rd-century

Diam.

of

brown fine white Light clay, very flaky; no mica. brown Remains of specks, virtually on both faces, part slip apparently ending exterior (surface eroded).

and (lime) a red-brown way

rather

handles, at

Barbotine

Mug,

a sort of vertical

("sliced")

edges,

back and applied Foot

rather

as used

sideways to

enclos lug. a at center of bottom. at Small ing gouged spiral cavity center of floor. to medium gray ware, Light fairly clean uneven,

breaking; much finemica but no lime inclusions (hence not of local origin). Thin smoothed gray-black slip with on exterior. tint in places slight brown of ca. a.d. Context 3rd century. 200/early

218

CATALOGUE

AFRICAN Form

Form

3B P 5029

953

RED SLIP WARE

Area

Fig.

M-O

26.0

Rim

sherd.

On

Area

N-Q est. Diam. Rim

section

19-22,

est.

Diam.

4302. or

to mid-

late 2nd

20.0;

uninventoried

fr.

est.

Rim

no.

298, 2nd

186, pi.

953-955.

Waage

P 9056 30, PL 50 Fig. LRP, p. 39, form 13, no. 1, fig. 5; Atlante I, p. 28, GAR pi. XIV:13; Gandolfi 1994, pp. 130, 152, pi. 1:10; K18:3

2, p. 41,

2:4.

pi.

(bottom fill) est.

1.7; Diam.

11.5 rim decoration.

Molded

Fragmentary.

Early 2nd century? Context of mixed fill.

30

P 22114 Fig.

957

20, no.

form

p. 45,

LRP,

on

Rouletting flange. Context

Form

preserved, band raised

of ca. a.d.

knob close

missing; to rim,

part-restored. and on top of

120-150.

est.

5.1; Diam.

no

wall.

at

Diam.

22.5;

The

junction of

version

Bowl

slip half

on

2nd

Form

foot

with

the preceding,

24

early

3rd

of early

Context

century.

low.

probably 4th

century?

33

962 P 25393 Fig. 30 LRP, p. 56; Lund 1995, p. 485. C 18:2 (top fill) H.

est. 30.0

1.9; Diam.

Sherd. of 3rd

century,

of

a.d.

before

Form

267/8.

42

Max.

dim.

One

end on

8.1 of a small

rim;

floor

volutes by head motifs

century.

on upper part

late

Fig. 31, Pl. 50

18

B-C

Area

Ca.

underside. to

foot was

missing

with

platter,

apparently small with

handle.

plain. rosette

1st to early

2nd

dim.

Fragment rim: a basket(?) Mid-

terminals,

mold plant, with

century.

Fig. 31, Pl. 50

964 P 12042 Area T-U 22-23, lot II 66 Max.

Slight Handle:

to sides.

Early in the series?

Rim sherd. Thin dull slip, blackened Second

of rim and

Mid-3rd

bird's

958 P 27148 Fig. 30 Area G-I 10-14, lot Z 752

of wall;

est.

Type not noted in LRP.

ings flanked

23B

P.H.

4.8; Diam.

Elliptical Platters withFlat Handles 963 P 15273

15.6 half

Lid:

century.

12.0

Forerunners

3.

K 9-10:1 Diam.

est.

Context

20

Form

23.0

"32/44"

Part

956

H.

p. 485.

1995,

fr.

to late 3rd

interior.

vol.

30 4, fig. 9. Lund

in similar ware; slip on both faces, highly polished on

13

Guida,

32, no.

est.

to base

P.H.

1933,

IX.

century.

Form

century.

961 P 32163 Fig. 30 Area K 15, lotK 27a

est. 9.0

fr., as

base

Lustrous

Fig.

2.8; Diam.

Form

sherd.

Uninventoried p.

at base

15; Diam.

at break.

preserved

to mid-3rd

form

p. 55,

Mid-

955 P 22401 Fig. 30 Area L-P 10.0-12.0, lot0 227

30.0

of foot

Area E-F 14, lot Y 81, with coins as late as Diocletian (284-305) and Maximian (286-305) H.

century.

9A

Diam.

est.

edge

P 4208

Rim

Form

1995, p. 485.

32

LRP,

P

Early

sherd;

960

15.2

1933, p. 296, no. 133, fig. 2, pi. IX.

Waage

3.4; Diam.

Form

Q

sherd.

Similar:

30

over. slip all of early Context

30

P 19651 Fig.

954

P.H. Rim

leaf.

century.

8a

Form

31

P 27175 Fig. LRP, p. 53; Lund

959

C131

rim, barbotine

to mid-2nd

Early

S

section

9-11,

est.

Diam.

30, PL 50

12.3 of a

large

platter. Low

preserved. to late 2nd century.

Narrow

relief

frieze

lip. along beading Context of same date.

on

RED

AFRICAN 965 P 4229 PL 50 Area E-F 14-15, lot T 119 dim.

Max.

as

Type tached.

rim

to late 2nd

Mid-

with sherds, a shrine

a tree and

966 P 19276 PL 50

14-17, lotnn

Max.

5.8 to metalware

close

detailing; to late 2nd

Mid-

at

fill.

and lion. Rath

original.

M-O

Max.

dim.

Rim

sherd.

preserved.

on rim at Relief frieze groove lip. a mask, small vase and 964); pedum, from a circular dish. Mottled slip.

on

than

(broader

Possibly

2nd to early 3rd century. Context ofmixed fill.

968 P 12167 PL 50 Max.

dim.

ure

with

Relief and

cloak

decoration: over

pedum

male

fig left shoulder.

Edge of a volute at side. Slip mottled in places to

2nd

3rd

early

century.

of

Context

(cf. 972).

late date.

V, p. 40, no.

G

5.8

dim.

worn.

Sherd,

with

panther

Mid-2nd

relief frieze lip; broad from an oval platter. Possibly

Fig. 31, PL 50

Convex

underside.

loche; Ca.

and

Relief

est.

35.0 on

flat bands

bead-row 3rd

early

rim;

on

decoration:

on

flat band, to mid-2nd

and

series

convex

heavily burned;

3rd

and

holes.

punched

clay, pale

orange

to

but

Accidentally yellow-ochre

effect on inner surface (in irregular earlier

than

31, Pl. 50

Fig. 2, fig.

11; Atlantel,

pp.

63-64,

4.6; Diam.

28.9 (restored).

complete

Similar: P 2951, P 3060 (AgoraV, no. K3; LRP, p. 62, no. 3, form 45; Lund 1995, p. 487), P 24805 (deposit H-I 121), P 25202 (deposit Q 17:4). Uninventoried. 1933,

p.

a.d.

296,

267/8.

no.

138,

Context

IX. fig. 2, pl. of Herulian

destruction

est.

31

Fig. 36.0

Sherd. Late

3rd

century.

P 21685 Fig. 31 LRP, p. 63, form 45, no. 10, fig. 11;Beltran Lloris 1978, pl. XXXVIII, 471; Atlante I, pp. 63-64, pl. XXVIII:5; Roth-Rubi 1990, no. H 45, fig. 7; GAR Guida, vol. 2, p. 44, pl. 5:9 (copied roughly). Lattara 6, p. 173, fig. for typeCLAIR-A 45 (poor computer resolution, scale indi 976

context.

Fig. 12.5; Diam.

est.

22.5

Lund

incorrect);

3.6; Diam.

One-half

Context

of

early

31, PL 50

p. 487.

1995,

21.2 center

preserved;

missing.

Similar: P 19103 (N 20:3); P 12484 (U 22:1); unin Context

1933, p. 294, (Waage of ca. a.d. 267/8.

no.

120, pl.

IX).

P 17057 Fig. 31 LRP, p. 63, form 45, no. 9, fig. 11; GAR Introd., p. 43, fig. 11:45; Atlantel, p. 118, pl. LIV.T; Gandolfi 1994, p. 141, pl. 8:85; Lund 1995, p. 487. Area M 18, lotO 131 977

H.

972 P 22230 Area P 15 dim.

fill.

pl. XXVIII: 1; Kaenel 1981, p. 27, fig. 2; Gandolfi 1994, p. 136, pl. 5:54; Lund 1995, p. 487. Area Q-R lot I 214 15, lot I 145e (P 3001);

ventoried to 970,

similar

century.

Max.

45, no.

C 13:1

35.0

decoration

with

brick-red

possibly

of mixed

26547

p. 62, form

cation

century.

est.

10.5; Diam. Form

slip with marbled stripes). Date

P 3001+

LRP,

H.

retouched, pale

guil

Fig. 31, PL 50

dim.

Fragment.

of grooves band,

knobs.

large

971 P 12348 N20:3 Max.

31

TypeB

8.0; Diam.

dim.

Sherd. on

(tree, Mot

century.

970 P 21218 Area P 7-8 Max.

974

Diam.

at

Groove

prey).

tled slip.

century.

Context

century.

975 P 7232 Area J 11

5, 63.

172, pis.

(layer III)

Max.

3rd

lip,

(floor deposit).

969 P 10170 PL 50 Agora

slip.

45

Waage Ca.

Circular Platters/Dishes

D4:l

Mottled

est. 11.5 3.7, Diam. to base fr.; foot broken.

P.H.

Almost

of flat handle.

preserved,

band.

leaf At

Fig. Waage 1933, p. 295, no. 125, pl. IX. Area G-H 5-7, lot E 260 (found in section A)

H.

5.5

Fragment

part.

(P 26547)

19, lotQ 186

AreaO

Lesbian

inner

TypeA

6.5 Fine

rim:

on

scroll

P 27134

Form

S

section

9-11,

astragal to early

on

friezes

floral

44

Mid?-3rd

century.

relief

part;

mid-2nd

Rim

967 P 6623 PL 50 Area

Ca.

Form

104

Type as 964: rim sherd. Frieze: doe(?)

er fine

a handle

of

973

Area A-D

dim.

end

preserved. Context of mixed

century.

Two

of an

imitation

964:

219

Fragment. on outer band

6.0

Frieze:

SLIP WARE

ca. 4.4;

One-half

Diam.

29.4

preserved.

Similar: P 19103 (N 20:3); P 12484 (U 22:1); unin ventoried (Waage 1933, p. 294, no. 120, pl. IX). Late

3rd

century.

Context

of mixed

fill.

CATALOGUE

220 Form

P 15360 Fig. 31 LRP, p. 66, form 48, no. 9; Lund

984

46

P 27058 Fig. 31 LRP, p. 65, form 46, no. 2, fig. 11; Lund

978

evidence

(coin

F17:l

1995, p. 488

misquoted).

est.

35

Sherd. Dull brownish slip all over.

Context

Form

of late

or

3rd

4th

early

48

H. on

and

inside

outside.

C1. africana sigillata of 3rd second quarter Probably

of

Context

century.

267/8.

est.

smooth

Fairly

ware;

glossy

slip

Context

century.

Area

(restored). preserved of 3rd of third quarter

century.

31 T

section 13-16, rest. 32.5

form

66,

p.

no.

48,

Fig. 31, PL 50

11, fig.

11; Beltran

Lloris

U 22:1 (fillC) 2.2; Diam.

About rim,

one-half

applied

29.0 preserved.

decoration,

Lathe

consisting

ing with trees. Preserved motifs or

at center.

marks

of animals

On

alternat

(mostly incomplete):

L, wild goat running panther trees of a r., three r., donkey (edge running running an six of scheme The fourth). suggests original spacing in trees and six animals, the latter probably grouped stag

running

three

r., lioness

(beast pairs Similar: Waage

1074, 1075. Context

of prey 1933,

chasing p.

of third quarter

semi

date.

31

form

50,

no.

7,

12; Atlante

fig.

I, p.

65,

5.2; Diam.

31.5 (restored).

complete

see

(986-989),

comparanda

p.

72,

n.

Simi

34.

lar technique: P 2513 (LRP, p. 69, no. 12; Lund 1995, p. 490), from redumped(?) Herulian destruction de

bris.

of third

Context

987

P 21652 Fig.

LRP,

p.

69,

of 3rd

quarter

form

century.

31 50,

no.

8,

fig.

Lloris

Beltran

12;

resolution,

scale

U 22:1 (fillC) 4.5; Diam.

incorrect). 21.8

For

1978, pi. XXXIX, 472; GAR Introd., p. 43, fig. 11:48b; Agora Guide, 3rd ed., p. 273; 4th ed., p. 268; Atlante I, p. 157 (with incorrect dating); Lund 1995, p. 488. H.

69,

(restored). complete see 986. similar technique, of 3rd of third quarter Context

(restored).

P 15179

LRP,

P 21650 Fig. p.

of same

Context

220-250.

smooth

breaks;

Almost

Type B 983

a.d.

Ca.

H.

1.4; Diam.

preserved One-quarter Mid-3rd century.

24.0

470; 1978, p. 218 (listed incorrectly), pl. XXXVIII, GARIntrod., p. 43, fig. 11:50a; Lattara 6, p. 173, figured (wrongly) as type-specimen for typeCLAIR-A 31 (poor

Fig.

C-G

H.

31

sherd.

For

16.9

P 4333

982

as

century.

Slightly granular over. glossy slip all C1 ware. in series. Early

H.

P 21648 Fig. 31 LRP, p. 66, form 48, no. 1, fig. 11; Atlante I, pp. 60 61, pi. XXVL5; Lattara 6, p. 186, fig. under CLAIR-C 48 (scale incorrect); GAR Guida, vol. 2, p. 44, pi. 5:11 (rough copy). Lund 1995, p. 488. U22:l (fillC) Two-thirds

4th

early

IX; ware

pl.

U 22:1 (fillC)

all over.

981

1.0; Diam.

est.

Rim

Almost

of late 4th

to

late 3rd

178,

pl. XXVIII: 10; Lattara 6, p. 186, fig. under CLAIR-C 50A; Tronchetti 1996, pl. 12:2.

C1 ware. Context

of

no.

298,

p.

50

LRP,

32.0

sherd.

H.

1933,

986

980 P 35010 Fig. 31 Area F-K 13-16, lotK 76b Rim

Waage

Diam.

28.0

Terra

Diam.

Similar:

985 P 35073 Fig. K-L 18-20:1

Sherd. Smooth ware, splintery,with thin glossy slip

pre-A.D.

on floor.

TypeA

31 1995, p. 488.

est.

1.6; Diam.

35.0

grooves

Form

P 27176 Fig. LRP, p. 67; Lund C13:l

est.

Fr. Two

Context

TypeA 979

(layerXII)

2.2; Diam.

1074, 1075.

century.

1995, p. 488 (coin

misquoted).

Q-R141 H.

(main filling)

Diam.

evidence

298,

quarry). no. 178,

of 3rd

pi.

century.

IX; ware

as

century.

988 P 26189 Fig. 31 Area L 18, lot 9335 (Cambridge 115 (Campania 5, 9, 49-51, Candarh 7770 Cap Dramont

1196, 12118

87

83-84,

7878, 10374 Capua Carandini, A. 67, 69, 831, 95 18, 7344, 11610 (Carthago Nova) 18, 5520, 64, 6812, 7026, 72, 73, 77, 80, 81, 82, 85-86 Carthage 412 Castelporziano 7982 (âstelseprio Catalonia 592, 82, 95 Caubiac 7452 (Thil) 5121 Cierveteri Cartagena

chalice/stemmed

"krater"

9, 16, 28, 37, 45-46

330

GENERAL

82103 3, 9, 51 83] Emilia-Romagna Emona

1837 Cherchel (Algeria) Cherson 8732,8838 1065 Chieti China 7662 Chios 6413,9338 19-20 chronology 13 Cilicia 8191 Cimitile (Nola)

6, 18, 312, 32-33, 3420, 3528, 36, 40, 4210, 60, 61, 6413, Ephesos 317, 10716; Sockel 3211; Hanghaus 10259, 1065, 117; Basilica 318 bau 3211; Tetragonos Agora 6121 Eretria

4632 (Arezzo) 10 clamps (for repairs) Classe 6811, 8086, 1065 (Ravenna) 1725 (VII) Cleopatra

items 36 collectors' 411, 4211 Comfort, H. 7878 Concordia Sagittaria 82, 86, 91, Constantinople See also Istanbul; Sarachane

36, 71 7658, 95, 9719, 9936, 1152, 1192 9337 Euhemeria (Egypt) 8195 Euphrates River Ethiopia Etruria

116-117;

St. Polyeuktos

86.

47, 5627, 606, 6415, 9120, 12013

18, 95, 9719, 100 1127 Cottica, D. Cremona 953 Crete 26, 43, 4911, 71, 102, 10372, 114 Crimea 52, 54, 5625, 86 13 Crowfoot, G. M. Cosa

5,11, 53-54, 89 Sigillata 13, 36, 53, 54, 86, 89, 96, 102, 103, 1067811 49, 54, 102, 10369 Cyrenaica Fana

(Egypt)

14,11613

56

1065 Delft Delos IO21, 14, 1620, 1837, 19, 23, 2463, 25, 27, 31, 5119, 59, 96; of the Comedians House of the Actors 1946, 315; House 315 2463, 315; Skardana-D 92, 1148 Delphi Delta. See Nile Demetrias 5230,92 10372 Demir Kapija L. 1207 DeVanna, 4 Diana 8089 Dibsi Faraj (Syria) 5230, 6413, 8299, 831, 896 Didyma 3631

double-dipping

streaks

Dragendorff, H. Dridi, F. 68 834 P. Dupont, Dura-Europos Durres 5225 Eastern

3, 11, 53-54

el-Mahrine

72, 74

68, 7026

90; southern 9012

2154

3

9, 37 glass/glassware (Luxemburg) Goeblingen-Nospelt C. 21, 2889 Goudineau, Gourvest, J. 7343 1169 Grace, V. R.

9719

Grynion Gualtieri,

84 M.

Gunneweg,J.

70 133

T. 1127 Hackens, 7 Hadrian 8191 Halae Haltern 429,9723 Hama 5, 13, 146, 16, 1942, 7026, 7237 Hammamet 82 13 Hatay U. 107 Hausmann, 9337 Hawara 107 U. Heimberg, 54 Hellespont 6919 Henchir el-Guellal (Djilma) es-Srira

78

Herakleion 10259 95 Herculaneum Herulian sack 6-8, 52 3 Hilgers, W. vii, viii, 2-6, 8-9,

Egnazia 18, 42, 53-54, 7876, 896, 92-93; Egypt 93 3420, 36; Upper Egypt 9337 Ehnasya Elche. SÎllici 7556 El Djem

7027 (Alicante) Garganes Gaul: central 47; Provence Generac (southern France) limes German 12117

Henchir

45

wares Sigillata 7556, 7662

26 Ganymede Garbsch, J. 75 9012 Gardanne

21 graffiti (at La Graufesenque) Granados Ill7, 1128 Garcia,J. O. Gravina 121 (Puglia) Greece 10, 16, 32, 36, 41, 43, 47, 56, 89, 92, 95-97, 95 Greene, K. T.

7878

429, 9719-23, 9823>25-26 Dangstetten 36 Danube 91; frontier Dead Sea 85

3 dipinti H. Domzalski,

95,9611 4

Glanztonfilm/ gloss/ glaze

1194

Cypriot Cyprus

Abu Dalmatia

Gabii Galen

119, 12117 Germany 1117 Gerunda/Girona 831 Gichon, M. 1052 Gierow, P. G.

Cumae

Dair

8090 Ligure 14 firing cycles and temperatures France 7130, 77, 8625, 90 (southern) 77 (Herault) Frontignan 73 Fulford, M.

Finale 92,

5015 (National Museum) Copenhagen Corfu 1127 Corinth 9, ll23, 13, 1618, 17, 19, 21, 3215, 33, 3420, 41-45, 47, 5230, 54, 5626, 6013, 6117, 62, 64, 7131, 7233, 7662, S7, 90-91, 94-95, 9611, 6, 97,9826>27,10041,10152,10265,10374,10610,111-114,1153,1192 12010, 1211418 114 Corinthia 1945 Cornell, L. A.

100,119,121 testae Cumana/cumanae Curium. S^Kourion

3635, 7l30, 7770, 10260, 12118 1839

Empereur,J.-Y En Boqeq 85 100 Enserune 7770 Epfach

Cincelli

University 7662

villa

el Tolegassos emblemata

3-4 chatter marks 13 chemical analysis Chemtou 70

Cornell Corsica

INDEX

Lower

54 Hill, D. K. Hobart (Tasmania) A. Hochuli-Gysel,

13-54 Egypt

1619, 28, 33,

9933

Hockwold Hofheim Huns

7556 57

12117 86

6, 314, 4210, 6118, 64 Iatrus-Krivina (Bulgaria) 85-86,

Iasos

8729, 883fr-38,91

98

GENERAL Iberian peninsula 7984, 8089 Iliffe, J. H. 4313, 4525 Illici (Elche) 7026, 72, 77 Ilurat 52, 10369 India 13, 36, 42 Indian trade routes 18 Industria 7662 Invillino 8623,8732 Ionia 63 Ischia 7983,8194 Iskenderun 13 Istanbul 86, 107. See also Constantinople Isthmia 5410, 6412, 9829, 1113 Isthmus 62 Istria

7l30, 7661 5625, 84n,8840, Italian peninsula 42

Istros

10240

7130, 7659'62, 8512, 862(\ 8730, 892-6 Jalame 7l30 Jerash 49 Jerusalem 14 Jones, F. F. 71 Jordan 1127 Joukowsky, M. 7661 Jurali (Istria) 7026 Justin II

11610

50

7026,8090 Koper Kos 63-64 S. 2 Koumanoudis, Kourion 8194, 9338, 10041 krater 3

kylix 3

3423

La Fourmigue 10828 (shipwreck C) La Graufesenque 2154 N. 67, 6921, 83, 102 Lamboglia, 10372 Languedoc

7766 (Provence) Lansargues La Tradeliere 9826, 1206 (shipwreck) Leicester 10261 Leiden 5119 Lejjun Lemnos

7662,86 4

Lepcis Magna

1067

102\ 49 5, 13-14, Library of Hadrian. 46,6810 Libya 896, 1065, Limyra 10261 Lipari 429 Lippe River Lixus (Morocco) Levant

16-17, 23, 36, 4211, 60, 6415, 7026, 8195, 100, 103 Âthens 11610

7450

12118 9338 S. 2154, 49-51

Ljubljana Locarno

Loeschcke, London 36; British Museum 6411, 7878, 9335, 9610, (Londinium) St. 10259 65; Institute of Archaeology 6415; Leadenhall 3628; London Museum of London 3628; Museum 3628; Victoria and Albert Museum 9610, 10040, 10266 95 A. 7449 Lousonna-Vidy 63, 1052 Love, I. C. Loyola University (Chicago) 4 lunate stamps Lund, J. 69 Luni 1152, 12118 1515 Lydia 1515 Lydian pottery

9230

18, 42, 834, 9719, 9826, 10039; La Muette

Lyon Macedonia

M.

97

43, 90, 10369 75

18, 608, 95, 9935 Magdalensberg Mahdia 121 (shipwreck) Mainz 7557 Malta 18, 10261, 106fl

sites 13, 15, 49 kilns/production Kismakfa 7878 (Hungary) Kiti (Cyprus) 1620 Knidian wares 113 10, 62, 63-64, 91, 105-110, Knidos 60-63, 6411, 105, 1065, 108; region 91, 96 10 Knipovich, T.N. Knossos 19, 49n, 5227, 546, 5524, 5626, 631, 10041, 10259, 10374, 1131, 11926, 12114'18 Koln 75, 77 Kolonos Agoraios. &? Athens Kommos 5228, 82102 (Crete)

Labraunda

Lesbos

Mackensen,

10369 Kepoi Kerameikos. See Athens

Kestel 498 Ketios Valley

331

Lopez-Mullor,

115, 119 57, 59, 7l30, 81, 86, 9935, 101-102, Italy 41, 43-44, 120; central 97, 9935, 121; north 57, 7447, 93, 95-96, 98; south 9935, 10152, 102 3634, 55, 10048, 102; western coast Izmir 1168. See also Smyrna

E. Z. H. 1839 Kadous, Kairouan 7557 region kantharos 3, 58, 98, 99 Karacaoren Ada (Fethiye region) Karanis 8085uinuiiiii)inumjj[niiiTiiii^

J^??

/ 470(P35038)

f_1 469 (P 15077)

?IJ_ 471 (P 9163)

^^

B

-

i;5

\

__L

473 (P 14719)

r=

r-it

475 (P6618)

i

474 (P 24808)

1:3

476 (P 14986)

il

477

(P

c ?

480 (P 27460)

QT

487 (P 21476)

< _!

I

I

E_T

488 (P9851) Italian Sigillata:

j

479 (P 26191) Jf_I____J

1:3

478 (P 3296)

7787)

I plates/dishes

483 (P 23518)

-*""~H 494

n

(P 3538)

Scale 1:2, exceptwhereindicated

FIGURE 17

495,._? 32165) (P 537

I

f?

540(P7649)

^

i tit i i im i ) ii 11i 11'nnniu.ii.imn1 ^K-1

I

1

fttlHlii ^^k

"

/

\

541 (P5727)

S

542

(P 17219)

j> | |iuwtinwM?Mr,'.tti?fw(HMW

/ ^BjSjjj^W^ tp-HlHnniiinninu/i//)_?>^)

\Ty

jW=_=Y 544 (P 7644)

>^L/

548 (P17724)

Italian Sigillata:

plates/dishes,

vh

_^^|

\__j y

VLy

549 (P 3036)

cups and bowls

547 *p?-* (P3196)

/

546 (P 6982)

545 (P 7270)

>^

' H I

Scale

550 (P 3515) 1:2,

===1 \

551 except

wL

(P 7954) whereindicated

FIGURE 19

1_

^^^^__

-(

inn inn ptn?nnnin hiihuubl^

^

^^

/

I

F^

/>^

)

^

553(P22336) ^

552(P9991)

1

-_v

^m

^^_

I

LuhmmmvMwwwwl

r

/ 554 (P 7953)

/

555 (P7669) X

556 (P14343) X

,

N

*^

/

558 (P 23521)

559 (P 644)

562 (P 14836)

563 (P 27902)

560 (P 3753)

^_ 561 (P 2272)

564 (P 25621)

y*:r.-?^ J/

(P

570 (P 7309)

571 (P 8527)

>H=^

\LJ

580 (P 18401)

Italian Sigillata:

576 (P 6872)

?=^

568(pl65)

567 (P20585) y?1==^v_i_y 569 (P

\A=J

575 (P 15323)

\

3281)

NaL-'

566 (P 10950)

*-U^

V4?/

/

^--\

565

/

\^ V

f

557(P7395)

581 (P 5567)

cups and bowls Scale 1:2

iaU 572 (P 6886)

NJ=/ 577 (P 26517)

\eLJ

582 (P19279)

1927)

\^/

573 (P 17911)

578 (P 19280)

583 (P18002)

574 (P 23748)

*^

N~L=/

*-^

y-^

579 (P 20319)

? 584 (P14200)

FIGURE 20

586 (P 7272)

585 (P 5669)

592(P7929)

~T'

^^

(SS

115)

pmiHHWwmuîmmx

599(P3746)

V /

I

\

^-

J

^^ 604

603 (P 35015)

\

608 (P 3431)

/

/

Sigillata:

602(P20823)

"t

\

fcj 605(P35034)

622 (P 15194)

rn

620 (P 6840)

'

? ^\/i rmmm^

617

624 (P 1907)

621

^

642 (P 6910)

638 (P 22406)

V^W

643 (P 20494)

639 (P 15433)

NhW

640 (P 14829)

644 (P 15255)

645 (P 15423)

I i\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\u\\\\\\\\\\i\\\\\m? ;.

646(P27459)

*^y-TTTTTTir. 648 (P Italian

Sigillata:

cups and bowls Scale 1:2

^^

/ 649(P3498) 647 (P 8460) .

V

j?

10442)

650

J (P 27499)

FIGURE 22

'

\ 679(P18301)

m 680 (P 9259)

681 (P 14707)

678 (P18243)

? 686 (P21664)

685 (P35041)

698 (p 3752)

697 (P 7576)

^^^F|

^t^m

I__\_

f"*^

m

/V /)

11

696(P8114)

^

*|

^

^-r->

0 0 30 OO O 3D 3 OODOd&jT 1.30

%

?l

^'MVW

T?I

| 706(P22900)

i

^^^

% \

709

(P24942) == JL

711 (P 15185)

Italian Sigillata: molded

^^

p?

699 V

fl~" ;f=q~

683 (P 6895)

682 (P 5713)

714

relief ware Scale

(p 4275)

1:2

I

705(P17161) ?-_?I

^k_

WHIM

715(P25752)

725 (P 34999)

:;-"?7

FIGURE 23

1:2

726 (P 26807)

im^J"- w \

___!____^^

^^^^^^^^^^^^_.

^=__f

731\_ 834 (P

821 (P 32197)

parq 826 (P 22106) /_

824 (P16627)

828 (P

818

1

y^ 8531)

A

835 (P 27597)

ware. Sagalassos Cypriot Sigillata Pontic Sigillata. Miscellaneous and unidentified

wares

NJt^

836 (P 32184)

Scale

1:3,

837 (P 32179)

except

whereindicated

FIGURE 27

1:3 1:3 1:3

839 (P 32193)840 (P17007)

838 (P 32153)

841 (P

844 (P

845 (P 18509)

19267)

1

c^^^~~ 859 (P5746)

847

(P 35042)

(P

9760)

858 IWWPfi?9m

(P 6900)

857 (P27206) I

|

1:3 1:3 1:3

*

A}

K

854 (P2453)

1:3 1:3 1:3

842 (P 35019)843

32813)

'"

CT-IT

-:^f?

* 861(P19673) \

Il

'K II

_

_,

_

,083

(P

II_._.

VI

\

(P 1087

.085 (P 27041) ,084 ,P 35053,

1092 (P 7087)

27126)

^V ^^ 1095 (P 35065)

1ftQfi ,p 35058) 10% (P

VKH^

1103 (P 27172)

1104 (P 21514)1106 (P 32152)

1107(P2247)

1108(P21682)

Slip

ware Scale

1:3

(P 34984)

1093

1094 (P 34990)

(p 27152)

1098

1101 (P 27044)

w_

12? (P 35066) v} "^^^ 1?1 1246 (P 34996)

1244 (P 35072)

1247 (P 34988)

1243 (P 11341) M-

1248(P35070)

^ggggf.__?

-

m^

?? 34985,

^(P

-^ ~^S^

1251 (P 35063)

1253

(P 35054) 1254 (P

34991)

1252 (P 34940)

^^^J^-

1256(P33752)

1255 (P 7636,P 27179)

mwfm \\\\\\^ __k

mrnnm 1

1257 (P 15184,P 16994)

1259 (P 17740)

1258 (P 8646)

1260

(P

3079) iiturt nnnntinn A

^^w_.

1261 (P817)

^?J- 1277 32159) (P

1276 (P 27146) i_

1278 (P 32685)

1279 (P 25032) ?_

1280 (P Phocean

Red

Slip

ware

imintnwnnniiminnniwmMi

" -

~^^s

^y1111^

^L

3590) Scale

1:3

1281

(P 27145)

\

FIGURE 40

1282(P26088)

i ^

(P

32137)

9657)

1287(P35082)

1286(P27608)

U85 1285(F (p19b28> 1%28)

1284 (P 9658)

1288 (P

1283

r^^

^^^^*^____-

1290 (P 19629)

I 1289 (P 27607)

1291

1294 (P 13084)

1295 (P

1296

32136)

^L

1298 (P 27470) 1297 (P 4166) Red

Slip

ware

Scale

1292(P32686)

(P 27606)

1293 (P 27151)

Phocean

^%_H \

1:3

^L

(P 32160)

iiui iHuiinuifni"i

FIGURE 41

1299(P8648) ^* |

n

?^

i?

1302 (P 4169)

13?4(P27129)

1303(P23111)

*^~h

^^B^^^^l

1300 (P 8647)

1308(P35057)

1301 (P 33751)

1307(P5672)

1306(P34983)

^^fesJ 1305 (P 27130)

^==-J ^W_J

1309(P3082)

"

^W "^"fc ^^Nfc_J

1310 (P 27501)

^^zlâ

1311(P4155)

1314(P32683) ^V

1313(P27066)

\

1312 (P 4133)

?^f^ 1315 (P2501)

y^y^ ^**^ 1316 (P

2505)

1317(P3192) 1318

^**-J

1320(p2938)

(P 33753)

1321(p34980)

^* I 1323(P27605) >^=~=- | 1322 (P 27162)

1324

1325 (P Phocean

Red

Slip

ware Scale

1:3

32134)

1326

(P 27604)

(P 32148)

FIGURE 42

1327 (P 32008) ^^ 1328 (P 27068)

_

1329 (P

1330

27071)

1331 (P 32133)

(P

1332

1334 (P

^p 32161)

1340 (P 27160)

8048)

1356

1:1

1

1378 (P 32135), view

1420

1422 (P 27051)

27147)

1424

^^^^

^

(P 13085)

Xvuvvvvv\\\\v\v\ X

^k

I 1426(P2982)

1425 (P 12008) Red Slip ware. and Macedonian

(P 12084)

(P 27550)

1421 (P 27054)

Phocean Gaulish

(P 32162)

1413

1378 (P 32135), detail

1418 (P 33869)

1423 (P

32150)

^N^fiir; 1427

Cypriot Red fine gray

Slip

ware wares

Scale

1:3,

(P 12047) except

where indicated

FIGURE 43

1429 (P 34989)

^L 1431(P32127)

^ 1430 (P 33440)

1432 (P

1433 (P 34992> 1434 (p 27169)

27166)

1435 (P 32128)

1436 (P 33878) ^^

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Roman pottery: fine-ware imports (Athenian Agora 32)

Hellenistic Pottery: The Plain Wares (Agora) (Athenian Agora vol. 33)

Attic Red-Figured and White Ground Pottery (Athenian Agora 30)

Attic Black-Figured Pottery (Athenian Agora vol. 23)

Athenian Pottery and Cypriote Preferences

Hellenistic Pottery: Athenian and Imported Moldmade Bowls (Athenian Agora vol. 22)

Hellenistic Pottery: Athenian and Imported Wheelmade Table Ware and Related Material (Athenian Agora 29)

Greek and Roman Coins in The Athenian Agora(1)

Women in the Athenian Agora

Ostraka (Athenian Agora vol. 25)

Bronzeworkers in the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #20)

Graffiti in the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #14)

Greek and Roman Coins in The Athenian Agora(1)

Greek and Roman Coins in the Athenian Agora

Ancient Portraits from the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #5)

Waterworks in the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #11)

Inscriptions: The Athenian Councillors (Athenian Agora vol. 15)

Birds of the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #22)

The Eridanos Valley and the Athenian Agora

Inscriptions from the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #10)

Lamps from the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #9)

Miniature Sculpture from the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #3)

The Greek Coins (Athenian Agora, Vol. 26)

The Neolithic and Bronze Ages (Athenian Agora)

Portrait Sculpture (Athenian Agora vol 1)

The Athenian Citizen: Democracy in the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Books 4)

Graffiti and Dipinti (Athenian Agora vol. 21)

The Athenian Agora: Site Guide (Guides)

Inscriptions: The Funerary Monuments (Athenian Agora 17)

Attic Red-Figured and White Ground Pottery (Athenian Agora vol. 30)

Life, Death, and Litigation in the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #23)

Roman pottery: fine-ware imports (Athenian Agora 32)

Hellenistic Pottery: The Plain Wares (Agora) (Athenian Agora vol. 33)

Attic Red-Figured and White Ground Pottery (Athenian Agora 30)

Attic Black-Figured Pottery (Athenian Agora vol. 23)

Athenian Pottery and Cypriote Preferences

Hellenistic Pottery: Athenian and Imported Moldmade Bowls (Athenian Agora vol. 22)

Hellenistic Pottery: Athenian and Imported Wheelmade Table Ware and Related Material (Athenian Agora 29)

Greek and Roman Coins in The Athenian Agora(1)

Women in the Athenian Agora

Ostraka (Athenian Agora vol. 25)

Bronzeworkers in the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #20)

Graffiti in the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #14)

Greek and Roman Coins in The Athenian Agora(1)

Greek and Roman Coins in the Athenian Agora

Ancient Portraits from the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #5)

Waterworks in the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #11)

Inscriptions: The Athenian Councillors (Athenian Agora vol. 15)

Birds of the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #22)

The Eridanos Valley and the Athenian Agora

Inscriptions from the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #10)

Lamps from the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #9)

Miniature Sculpture from the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #3)

The Greek Coins (Athenian Agora, Vol. 26)

The Neolithic and Bronze Ages (Athenian Agora)

Portrait Sculpture (Athenian Agora vol 1)

The Athenian Citizen: Democracy in the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Books 4)

Graffiti and Dipinti (Athenian Agora vol. 21)

The Athenian Agora: Site Guide (Guides)

Inscriptions: The Funerary Monuments (Athenian Agora 17)

Attic Red-Figured and White Ground Pottery (Athenian Agora vol. 30)

Life, Death, and Litigation in the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book #23)

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