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Kay Hartley Mortarium Archive Project

Kay F. Hartley, Ruth Leary, Yvonne Boutwood, 2022. (updated 2025) https://doi.org/10.5284/1090785. How to cite using this DOI

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Die Record: C.IVL.ATTIC I 1

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Potter's Mark	C.IVL.ATTIC I
Die no	1
Reading	C.IVL.ATTIC.I
Reading (Tomlin)	C . IVL . ATTIC . I
Comments on the Readings (Tomlin)	Medial point enclosed by C and repeated (by mistake) for second C. Medial point likely after L, but not certain. Second T made lower to save space. G(ai) Iul(ii) Attici
Variant letter	Small second T
Notes	Import or imported potter working near who trained either at Aoste or where there were potters working in the Aoste tradition, making form Gillam 236. Not to be confused with a 2nd century potter in Gaul who stamped Atticino, or a potter in the VRW region stamping ATTICATI or V, who is not linked in form or fabric though the latter is of Flavian date. Two mortaria, both at Fishbourne, Sussex (Cunliffe 1975, fig 82, nos.2 and 3, in contexts pre AD75 and 75-80; profiles exactly match those of the Atisii of Aoste).
Overall Date Range of Potter	AD50-85
Region	Continentals
Industry	Import or imported potter
Kiln Group or Industry	It is possible that he was an imported potter working at Fishbourne.
Wares or Comments on Fabrics	Uncertain source- cream ware
Border	Top: Bar-Reversed Bottom: Bar-Reversed Left: NK Right: NK

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C. IVL ATTICVS Die 1 Group C. IVL ATTICVS Die 1 Group [DOWNLOAD] (Full Resolution) right-click and save file	Title: C. IVL ATTICVS Die 1 Group Filename: C_IVL_ATTIC_I_die_1.jpg (343 kB)	JPG	Info Download
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