Roman Amphoras in Britain

Table of Contents

• Summary
• Table of Contents

• 1. Introduction to Roman amphoras
  • 1.1. Typology
  • 1.2. Contents
  • 1.3. Fabric and technology
  • 1.4. Stamps, graffiti and dipinti
  • 1.5. The capacity of amphoras
  • 1.6. References
  • 1.7. Bibliography
• 2. Atlas pages
  • 2.1. Dressel 20 amphoras and allied types
  • 2.2. Dressel 1 amphoras
  • 2.3. Dressel 2-4 amphoras
  • 2.4. Mid-Roman Campanian amphoras
  • 2.5. Pascual 1 amphoras
  • 2.6. Rhodian (Camulodunum 184) amphoras
  • 2.7. Gauloise flat-based amphoras
  • 2.8. Gauloise 12 amphoras
  • 2.9. Haltern 70 amphoras
  • 2.10. London 555 amphoras
  • 2.11. Dressel 7-11 'salazon' amphoras
  • 2.12. Richborough 527 amphoras
  • 2.13. Camulodunum 189 ('carrot') amphoras
  • 2.14. Kapitän II ('Hollow foot') amphoras
  • 2.15. British B4 amphoras ('micaceous jars')
  • 2.16. North African cylindrical amphoras
• 3. Data and indices
  • 3.2. Sources of Roman amphoras (clickable map)
  • 3.3. Time-line (clickable chronological index)
  • 3.4. Visual index of Roman amphoras
  • 3.5. Distribution of Roman amphoras in Britain (clickable maps)
  • 3.6. Concordance with Augst amphora typology
  • 3.7. Concordance with Peacock and Williams (1986) typology
  • 3.8. Roman Pottery in Britain

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