Ceramic mug
Comment
Restored edge diameter: 6.3 cm
Height: 7.7 cm
Bottom diameter: 3.5 cm
Fumigated wheel-made ceramic vesel, small right edge thickened internally terminated by a tapered lip. The ovoid belly is attached is ending with a flat bottom.
The paste is homogeneous, fine, gray-brown in color, with a degreasing agent consisting of fine inclusions of quartz grains, feldspar and mica.
Inside the container is engobed. The outer surface of the vase bears the traces of a black slip, smoothed, preserved on the edge and the top of the belly.
At the discovery, part of the edge and the belly was missing.
The pot is a common type, used throughout the 1st century AD. It is similar to the Ménez 146 dated, according to Breton sites known at that time, from 35 to 70 AD.
Amandry, M., Aubin, G. and Mortreau, M., p. 53
Preservation
complete
Form
Mug or tankard
Material
Ceramic
Hoard
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