Kay Hartley Mortarium Archive Project

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Die Record: LITVGENVS 2 1

Potter's MarkLITVGENVS 2
Die no1
ReadingLITVGENVS/IVGIFFECIT
Reading (Tomlin)LITVGENVS IVGI F FECIT
Comments on the Readings (Tomlin)Litugenus is quite a common Celtic name, recently found in a London writing-tablet. His father's name Iugus is unusual, but -iugo- is a Celtic name-element; e.g. in Veriugus.
Two line StampTL
Additional Letters to the NameFECIT
Notespossibly worked in the vicinity of Noyon, but no kilns associated with production known. See Introduction for meaning of 'Noyonnais'
Overall Date Range of Potter65-110
RegionContinentals
IndustryNoyonnais
Kiln Group or IndustryNoyonnais
Wares or Comments on FabricsNOG WH4
Border Top: Circle-Dot
Bottom: Circle-Dot
Left: NK
Right: NK

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