how did amphorae differ from dressal -20
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Answer:
Brainliest please
Explanation:
Distinctive Features
This is a generally similar type to the more common Italian Dressel 1B, with a thick, near vertical collar-rim, a long heavy cylindrical body, long oval-shaped rod-like handles and a solid spike. However, there are some differences in the Lyon copies. The outer profile of the rim tends to be straighter and the interior rim is slightly different also, while the handle has two grooves (Jacquin et alii, 1993).
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Date Range
Between the very beginning and early first century AD.
Search: [1st century BC] [1st century AD]
Origin
A kiln is known at Lyon (Desbat, 1987; Jacquin et alii, 1993; Desbat, 2003) and chemical analysis confirms a local source (Becker, 1986).
Search: [France] [North West Europe]
Distribution
Very common in the western Roman empire (Peacock, 1971; Panella, 1973; Ettlinger, 1977; Deniaux, 1980; Galliou, 1984), and it is clear that this form also reached the eastern Mediterranean region in some quantity (Riley, 1979).
Search: [Eastern Mediterranean] [North West Europe] [Western Mediterranean]
Contents
Wine is supposed
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Comments
Principal contributor: David Williams
Classification
Lyon 1
Terres dâAmphores
Terres dâAmphores