Object card·SAL_1600·1967

Roman stoppered pottery vessel, Sondage D

Roman stoppered pottery vessel, Sondage D
Object card: 1967. Mission archéologique française de Kition-Salamine (MOM, Lyon), Nakala, SAL_1600. "Roman stoppered pottery vessel, Sondage D". CC BY 4.0. Resized.

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English, translated from the French record

Object card for closed vessel SAL_1600, stopper-doser type, Roman period, Salamis, Sondage D, square K V/β10, inventory V_0153. Complete, H. 19.5 cm, ø 7.7 cm; beige fabric, short cylindrical foot, piriform body, cylindrical neck with a vertical rim lip, regular wheel marks over the whole body forming a decoration. Found in the debris with lamps Sal. 1594 and Sal. 1599, types 11 and 14: 2nd century AD, and this stopper was probably of the same period. Negatives 02034_02, 02034_03 and 00495_01; slides C_1526; drawing D_3128; plates PL_11 and PL_12. 23 March 1967.

French, as on the record

chantier : Sondage D forme : n.d. type :vase fermé num planche : PL_11 epoque : Epoque romaine carre : K V/β10 caracterique : n.d. num planche : PL_12 objet : bouchon doseur ø 7,7. Pâte beige. Pied cylindrique, court Bouchon-doseur, complet. H. 19,5 dessin : D_3128 diapositives : C_1526 inv objet : V_0153 corps piriforme, col cylindrique, lèvre formant rebord vertical. Traces de tour régulières sur toute la panse, formant un décor. Trouvé dans le déblai avec les lampes Sal. 1594, Sal. 1599, de type 11 et 14: IIème s. p.C. Ce bouchon serait de la même époque. negatif : 02034_02 negatif : 02034_03 negatif : 00495_01 pub : SAL_PUB_139889_IX_CAT_09_0127_p_0039

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