Although lamps bearing inscriptions such as : "EMITELVCERNAS-COLATASABASSE" have for long drawn the attention of archaeologists, no comprehensive survey has been made. This is the purpose of the present work which records more than two thousand items forming a homogeneous type which will be called : lamps with a curved channel. The author takes stock of the origin and the chronology of this local African production and includes a map of the findings. The comparative study of the various inscriptions favours the interpretation of the group of letters : "ABASSE" as being the name of a potter rather than the price of the object. Apart from the neighbouring provinces where it was exported this type of lamps is not actually found in the rest ...
Jean Bussière catalogues 84 Phoenico-punic lamps discovered in Algeria. His typology reveals eleven ...
This work, which summarises the author’s doctoral dissertation, presents an original approach to the...
International audienceThe oil lamp is the only known lighting object in the Midi for the Iron Age. I...
Although lamps bearing inscriptions such as : "EMITELVCERNAS-COLATASABASSE" have for long drawn the ...
This study finds its place within the scope of a comprehensive work about ancient lamps discovered i...
Examination of a few identical lamps bearing different marks give information about the setting up o...
The oil lamps from Alba-la-Romaine are a homogenous unit, because we know the archeological site whe...
The author studies an uncommon series of funnel-shaped lamps discovered in Algeria. Considered by so...
There are quite many articles and monographs dedicated to terracotta lamps in Gaul and Roman Empire....
A dump containing firing rejects of lamps and thin walled ware was discovered during the building of...
International audienceThe discovery of two exceptional lamps with a carved handle by J. Sackett in S...
Those lamps, imported to the Tegdaoust site in Mauritania from different countries bordering on the ...
Among the various of Roman African terracotta and ceramics products, one particular group of figurin...
Ce travail a pour but de cataloguer de façon exhaustive la plupart des objets de type luminaire déco...
This paper offers a new interpretation of a lamp discovered at Carthage thought to represent a glass...
Jean Bussière catalogues 84 Phoenico-punic lamps discovered in Algeria. His typology reveals eleven ...
This work, which summarises the author’s doctoral dissertation, presents an original approach to the...
International audienceThe oil lamp is the only known lighting object in the Midi for the Iron Age. I...
Although lamps bearing inscriptions such as : "EMITELVCERNAS-COLATASABASSE" have for long drawn the ...
This study finds its place within the scope of a comprehensive work about ancient lamps discovered i...
Examination of a few identical lamps bearing different marks give information about the setting up o...
The oil lamps from Alba-la-Romaine are a homogenous unit, because we know the archeological site whe...
The author studies an uncommon series of funnel-shaped lamps discovered in Algeria. Considered by so...
There are quite many articles and monographs dedicated to terracotta lamps in Gaul and Roman Empire....
A dump containing firing rejects of lamps and thin walled ware was discovered during the building of...
International audienceThe discovery of two exceptional lamps with a carved handle by J. Sackett in S...
Those lamps, imported to the Tegdaoust site in Mauritania from different countries bordering on the ...
Among the various of Roman African terracotta and ceramics products, one particular group of figurin...
Ce travail a pour but de cataloguer de façon exhaustive la plupart des objets de type luminaire déco...
This paper offers a new interpretation of a lamp discovered at Carthage thought to represent a glass...
Jean Bussière catalogues 84 Phoenico-punic lamps discovered in Algeria. His typology reveals eleven ...
This work, which summarises the author’s doctoral dissertation, presents an original approach to the...
International audienceThe oil lamp is the only known lighting object in the Midi for the Iron Age. I...