BD-ARS-1, M 199/2, 40x
BD-ARS-1, M 199/2, 25x
BD-ARS-1, M 199/2, 16x
BD-ARS-1, M 199/2, 8x
| object data | fabric description | archaeometry |
| sample no | M 199/2 |
|---|---|
| fabric type | BD-ARS-1 |
| supposed site of production | Bordj el Djerbi |
| sample taken | by Carina Hasenzagl |
Context Data |
|
| site of discovery | Bordj el Djerbi |
| interpretation of context | production |
| registration code of context | surveyed in 1968 |
| registration code of object | BD-35 |
Object |
|
| ware | African Red Slip Ware |
| object form | Bowl |
| object type | Hayes 67C (Hayes 1972; Bonifay 2004) |
| chronology of object |
Roman-Late Antiquity second half of 5th century CE |
| fragmentation | rim |
| dimensions | diameter: 40cm (rim) |
| surface description | slipped |
| drawing |
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| publication | Hasenzagl 2019, cat. Bd.040, pl. 3 |
Cite this page as: FACEM - http://facem.at/m-199-2
Distribution of fabric type
“BD-ARS-1”
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production
discovery
Representative sample for
“BD-ARS-1”
M 199/1
There are 4 more samples assigned to fabric type
“BD-ARS-1”.
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Fabrics of Late Antique African Red Slip Ware from North Tunisian Production Sites: The fabric characterization of African Red Slip Ware (ARS) from the North Tunisian production sites of Bordj el Djerbi (ARS D1), Henchir el Biar (ARS D1), Oudna (ARS D2), and Pheradi Maius (ARS C/D) is based on the survey material of the Dutch archaeologist Jan Willem Salomonson, who prospected ARS potteries in Tunisia in the 1960s and 1970s.
