ION-ADR-A-7

ION-ADR-A-7, M 93/1, 25x

ION-ADR-A-7, M 93/1, 16x

ION-ADR-A-7, M 93/1, 8x

object data

fabric description

archaeometry

sample no	M 93/1 representative sample for ION-ADR-A-7
fabric type	ION-ADR-A-7
supposed site of production	Ionic-Adriatic region
sample taken	by Verena Gassner, Institute of Classical Archaeology, Vienna University
	Context Data
site of discovery	Apollonia
registration code of object	AP-A 88/03
	Object
ware	Transport Amphorae
object form	Amphora
object type	Graeco-Italic amphora
chronology of object	Greek-Hellenistic
fragmentation	rim - handle - body
surface description	slipped exterior: self slip: reddish yellow, 5YR6/6, interior: coarse yellowish red, 5YR5/6

	Visual Examination of Fresh Break
visual examination of fresh break	reddish yellow, irregular; fine reddish and white cords
colour of fresh break	5YR6/6
texture of fresh break	irregular
hardness	hard
	Observation Under the Binocular Stereoscope (all lengths in mm)
porosity	5%; void form: channel, vughy; void length: 0.125-4.2
inclusions	7.5%, length: 0.02-0.5
sorting	unsorted
	Inclusions (all lengths in mm)
black iron oxide concretions	very frequent, subangular, very spherical, brownish black, 0.025-0.3
carbonate pseudomorphoses	infrequent, rounded, subspherical, white, 0.075-0.25
mica	very frequent, angular, spherical, white;dark, 0.02-0.125
quartz	frequent, angular, spherical, clear;white, 0.125-0.25
reddish inclusions	infrequent, rounded, spherical, light red, 0.5-1
red iron oxide concretions	infrequent, subangular, spherical, reddish brown;reddish brown, 0.125-0.3

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Distribution of fabric type
“ION-ADR-A-7”

Apollonia Butrint / Buthrotum Apollonia Apollonia Apollonia Apollonia Apollonia Apollonia Apollonia Apollonia Apollonia Apollonia Pantelleria Pantelleria Pantelleria

production discovery

Representative sample for
“ION-ADR-A-7”

M 93/1

There are 14 more samples assigned to fabric type
“ION-ADR-A-7”.

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Context Data

Object

Visual Examination of Fresh Break

Observation Under the Binocular Stereoscope (all lengths in mm)

Inclusions (all lengths in mm)

Observation Under the Binocular Stereoscope
(all lengths in mm)

Inclusions
(all lengths in mm)