Amphorae from Palestine, Turkey, the Aegan and other areas of the eastern Mediterranean are frequently documented in Late Antique archaeological contexts in northeastern Spain, in relation to the transport of wine and other products. In order to gain further information on their compositional variability, provenance and production technology, a series of these amphorae was archaeometrically characterized. The amphorae were sampled from various contexts found in consumption centres of the current Catalan coastal territory, dated between the 5th and 7th centuries AD. Various types of eastern Mediterranean amphorae were characterized, including the most common ones, such as LRA 1, LRA 4, LRA 2 and LRA 3, but also others less represented in the...
International audienceBased on an inventory of the amphorae of Eastern origin discovered in Gaule fr...
Baetican amphorae of the type Dressel 23 found in Late Roman consumption centres from the northeaste...
The aim of this work was to determine the provenance and the content of a group of archaic transport...
Amphorae from Palestine, Turkey, the Aegean and other areas of the eastern Mediterranean are...
A large number of transport amphorae coming from various Late Antique archaeological contexts in Mat...
This paper presents the results of the petrographic, mineralogical and chemical characterization of ...
In this paper, the results of the archaeometric study of an assemblage of Late Roman amphorae, found...
This work presents the results of archaeometric study of Keay 25.2 amphorae from some sites along th...
International audienceThe POMEDOR project gave the opportunity to investigate the provenance and con...
This paper presents the results of an inorganic and organic approach to Roman amphorae found at the ...
International audienceOur knowledge of the typology of eastern Mediterranean amphoras during Late An...
Baetican amphorae of the type Dressel 23 found in Late Roman consumption centres from the northeaste...
Based on an inventory of the amphorae of Eastern origin discovered in Gaule from a hundred of archae...
This paper presents the results of an inorganic and organic approach to Roman amphorae found at the ...
International audienceBased on an inventory of the amphorae of Eastern origin discovered in Gaule fr...
Baetican amphorae of the type Dressel 23 found in Late Roman consumption centres from the northeaste...
The aim of this work was to determine the provenance and the content of a group of archaic transport...
Amphorae from Palestine, Turkey, the Aegean and other areas of the eastern Mediterranean are...
A large number of transport amphorae coming from various Late Antique archaeological contexts in Mat...
This paper presents the results of the petrographic, mineralogical and chemical characterization of ...
In this paper, the results of the archaeometric study of an assemblage of Late Roman amphorae, found...
This work presents the results of archaeometric study of Keay 25.2 amphorae from some sites along th...
International audienceThe POMEDOR project gave the opportunity to investigate the provenance and con...
This paper presents the results of an inorganic and organic approach to Roman amphorae found at the ...
International audienceOur knowledge of the typology of eastern Mediterranean amphoras during Late An...
Baetican amphorae of the type Dressel 23 found in Late Roman consumption centres from the northeaste...
Based on an inventory of the amphorae of Eastern origin discovered in Gaule from a hundred of archae...
This paper presents the results of an inorganic and organic approach to Roman amphorae found at the ...
International audienceBased on an inventory of the amphorae of Eastern origin discovered in Gaule fr...
Baetican amphorae of the type Dressel 23 found in Late Roman consumption centres from the northeaste...
The aim of this work was to determine the provenance and the content of a group of archaic transport...