Kay Hartley Mortarium Archive Project

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Die Record: G.ATISIVS 3

Potter's MarkG.ATISIVS
Die no3
ReadingG.ATISIV[
Reading (Tomlin)G . ATISIV[S]
Comments on the Readings (Tomlin)With GRATVS die 3.
Has Been Found WithGRATVS DIE3
NotesC. ATISIVS stamps were the praenomen and nomen of GRATVS and SABINVS. On all their mortaria, C. ATISIVS, was impressed to one side of spout and the cognomen GRATVS, or SABINVS to the other side. When C.Atisius is alone it is merely because too little of the rim has survived for the other part of the full name to be preserved: ie. C.ATISIVS//GRATVS (or SABINVS).
Overall Date Range of PotterAD50-85
RegionContinentals
IndustryAoste
Kiln Group or IndustryAoste (Isere)
Wares or Comments on FabricsAOI WH
Border Top: Frame
Bottom: Frame
Left: Frame
Right: Frame

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