Kay Hartley Mortarium Archive Project

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Potter Details: C.IVL.ATTIC I

  • Potter Date Range: AD50-85

Dies (1 results)

Die No. Reading Reading (Tomlin) Retrograde and Reversed Letters Dating of Die Region Industry Source Further Details Full
Entry
1 C.IVL.ATTIC.I C . IVL . ATTIC . I Continentals Import or imported potter
Fabric: Uncertain source- cream ware		 It is possible that he was an imported potter working at Fishbourne. VIEW

Distibution Records (1 results, 1 plottable) Show on map

Potter's Mark Wares or Comments on Fabrics Site / Excavation Details Geo Info Bibliographic Reference Position & Scoring Full
Entry
C.IVL.ATTIC I Uncertain source- cream
Industry:Import or imported potter 		Fishbourne FB64/189 17 941 Fishbourne, Sussex Cunliffe 1971 fig. 82 nos 2-3 Position: Reads from bead VIEW

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