ION-ADR-A-2

fabric description

object data

archaeometry

fabric type	ION-ADR-A-2
fabric previously published as	Corfiote IV
ware	Transport Amphorae
supposed site of production	Ionic-Adriatic region
certainty of arguments	archaeological: quite certain
visual excamination of fresh break	colour very pale brown, texture fine and compact, without magnification inclusions invisible
colour of freshly broken section (munsell)	very pale brown 10 YR 7/3
texture of freshly broken surface	irregular
hardness	hard
porosity	2.5%; void form: vughy (0.08-0.9), channel (0.12); void length: 0.08-0.9
inclusions	5.0%, length: <0.04-0.2
sorting	unsorted
	Inclusions
quartz	very frequent, well rounded, very spherical, subspherical, elongate, angular, grey, white, clear, 0.04-0.16
mica	infrequent, spherical, angular, white, <0.04-0.04
calciumcarbonate	very frequent, spherical - subspherical, elongate, white, 0.04-0.5
reddish inclusions	riddled with, rounded, very spherical, subspherical, elongate, red,reddish brown, <0.04-0.2
black inclusions	infrequent, rounded, spherical, elongate, black, <0.04-0.1

vessel form type	Amphora Gassner 5
fragmentation	rim
dimensions	diameter: 13cm (rim)
chronology of object	Greek-Classic 420-350 B.C.E.
publication	Bechtold 2013c, fig. 13,5.
drawing
	Context Data
site of discovery	Jerba Ghizène
registration code of context	GH 110235
registration code of object	GH 110235.3
chronology of context	1st century C.E.

sample taken	2011, by Sami Ben Tahar, INP Jerba
sample no	M 149/27

Cite this page as: FACEM - http://facem.at/m-149-27

Distribution of fabric type
“ION-ADR-A-2”

Buthrotum Velia Velia Velia Buthrotum Buthrotum Carthage Carthage Pantelleria Jerba Jerba Jerba Jerba Jerba Selinunte / Selinus

production sampling

Representative sample for
“ION-ADR-A-2”

M 79/62

There are 14 more samples assigned to fabric type
“ION-ADR-A-2”.

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Inclusions

Context Data