Ancient Roman Pottery - Gallery

Gallery

  • 1st century revetment plaque, probably from a frieze, with a venatio in an arena

  • 1st century fragment with head of Jupiter Ammon, of unusually fine quality, reflecting Hellenistic style

  • Silenus and Eros, fragment from a terracotta relief found in Italy, early 1st century AD

  • Example and diagram of the terra sigillata shape ("Dragendorff 38")

  • Decorated terra sigillata bowl from Germany

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