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Legend:
1- rim
2- neck
3- handle
4- shoulder
5- belly or body
6- foot

Légende :
1- lèvre
2- col
3- anse
4- épaule
5- panse
6- pilon ou pied

Specifications:
Original manufacture place : Tyrrhenian coast (Etruria, Latium and Campania – Italy)
Date : late Republic period, until 10 BC
Dimensions :
- Height : 100 to 122 cm
- Diameter of the belly : 28 to 30 cm
- Diameter of the opening : 15 to 18 cm
- Height of the rim : about 6 cm
- Weight : 24 to 26 kg (empty)
- Capacity : 24 to 26 l. (1 amphora (measure) = 8 congii = 48 sextarii = about 26 l.)

Spécifications:
Lieu originel de production : Côte tyrrhénienne (Étrurie, Latium, Campanie – Italie)
Date : République romaine tardive, jusqu'en 10 avant J.-C.
Dimensions :
- Hauteur : 100 à 122 cm
- Diamètre de la panse : 28 à 30 cm
- Diamètre de l'ouverture : 15 à 18 cm
- Hauteur de la lèvre : environ 6 cm
- Masse : 24 à 26 kg (vide)
- Capacité : 24 à 26 l. (1 amphore (unité) = 8 conges = 48 setiers = environ 26 litres)

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Description

English: Antic Roman wine amphora of the Dressel 1B type.

Français : Amphore antique romaine vinaire du type Dressel 1B.

Italiano: Antica anfora romana vinaria, di tipo Dressel B1.

Date

January 2007(2007-01)

Source

References :
- Association du Site de Gergovie, Gergovie, forteresse gauloise – Sur les terres de Vercingétorix, 2001, p. 47 (ISBN 2951725302)
- CNRS report by Sandrine Riquier, La nécropole gauloise de "Vaugrignon" à Esvres-sur-Indre (Indre-et-Loire) (fig. 28)
- Council for British Archaeology
- Underome.com

Author

Eric Gaba (Sting - fr:Sting)

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