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Die Record: VACASATVS BRARIATI 1

Potter's MarkVACASATVS BRARIATI
Die no1
ReadingVACASATVS BRARIATI F
Reading (Tomlin)VACASATVS BRARIATI F
Comments on the Readings (Tomlin)Vacasatus Brariarti f(ilius). A is 'open', B not closed at the bottom, and F made as if P. 'Leaf' stop or 'branch' space-filler to right. Compare Brariartus of Bavai.
Variant letteropen A, B not closed, F as P
Two line StampTL
Additional Letters to the NameF
Other Decorative Motifsleaf
NotesVACASATVS/BRARIATI F followed by leaf? motif in name panel. Vacasatus, son of Brariatus. 3 exx in England: Gloucester; Chichester; Verulamium (Frere 1972, no. 40 (context dated 155/160).1 exx at Bavai (319K), Probably worked mostly elsewhere. Relatively uncommon, but exx at Arentsburg (2); Nymegen; Braives, Namps-au-Mont (10km south of Amiens) and elsewhere.
Overall Date Range of Potterc130-170
RegionContinentals
IndustryImport, source uncertain
Kiln Group or IndustryImport, source uncertain
Border Top: Border-None
Bottom: Border-None
Left: Border-None
Right: Border-None

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