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Die Record: CSCDOVS 1

Potter's MarkCSCDOVS
Die no1
ReadingC S C.DOVS
Reading (Tomlin)C . SC . DOVS
Comments on the Readings (Tomlin)Triangular medial point divides the second C from D, with trace of another between the first C and S. O is now incomplete. Dous, a rarely-attested Celtic name, is the cogomen; SC the abbreviated nomen, perhaps Sc(ribonius).
NotesOne stamp in Britain, from London. SFECAG, Actes du Congres de Lyon, 2020,p.399-401. More evidence needed for accurate dating.
Overall Date Range of Potter80-150
RegionContinentals
IndustryRhone valley
Kiln Group or IndustryVienne/Ste Colombe area indicated by finds
Wares or Comments on FabricsCNG OX
Border Top: Border-None
Bottom: Border-None
Left: Border-None
Right: Border-None

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