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Die Record: ADIVTOR 2

Potter's MarkADIVTOR
Die no2
ReadingADIVTORF
Reading (Tomlin)ADIVTOR FE
Comments on the Readings (Tomlin)Last letter(s) uncertain. In Die 2.1 it looks like II for E, but in image 2.2 there are two short horizontals for F[, suggesting image Die 2.1 ends in a defective FE. Possible trace of this in image Die 2.5.
Variant letterOpen A
Additional Letters to the NameFE
NotesAdiutor was an important potter and used at least 6 other dies in addition to Dies 1 and 2. He had a wide distribution in Belgium and adjacent parts pf France and The Netherlands. (There is a probable 4th stamp of Adiutor in Britain from a third die, but it is too fragmentary for complete certainty.) . Overall date of his productions: AD80-140 (not later than 150 at latest).
Dating of Die100-140
Overall Date Range of Potter80-140
RegionContinentals
IndustryLiege, Belgium and Bavai (Nord)
Kiln Group or Industry1. Kilns at Amay, Liege, Belgium; 2.probably Bavai; and probably elsewhere.
Wares or Comments on FabricsNOG WH4
Border Top: NK
Bottom: Frame
Left: NK
Right: Frame

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