Brindisian amphora

MGECC-prov-30
Object type amphora
Fabric Brindisian amphora
Culture/period Roman world
Materials clay
Technique wheel-thrown
Production date -100 / -27
Museum Museu de Guissona
Current location Exposició permanent
Archaeological site Iesso
Township Guissona (Europa, Espanya, Catalunya, Lleida, Segarra)
Dimensions 800 x 380 mm
Description
An amphora in Apani's shape V, from the area of ​​Brindisi in Puglia, Italy, used to transport oil. The handle has a label with the inscription Apollon, which was probably the name of the possible potter. In the area of ​​the shoulder a titulus pictus is painted with the inscription C.HE, who would be a merchant or trader who sold oil, and might correspond to C. He(rennius).
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Omeka ID 533