Roman Amphorae from the Amber Route in Western Pannonia (British Archaeological Reports (Bar))

A study of the different types of amphorae found along the important Amber trade route in western Pannonia. It throws light on the history of the province, as well as the commercial connections of the Roman Empire. Front Cover Copyright Table of Contents List of Plates List of Tables List of Figures The Numbers of the Sites Introduction Acknowledgements The Amphora types along the Amber Route I. Dressel 2-4 (Nos. 1 -43) II. Dressel 5 (Nos. 44 -45) III. Dressel 6 (Nos. 46 -193) IV. Dressel 7-11 (Nos. 194-215) V. Dressel 20 (No. 216-223) VI. Type Pelichet 46 (No. 24-228) VII. The Rhodian type (Nos. 29-274) VIII. Type Schörgendorfer 58 (Nos. 275-294) IX. Portorecanation type (Nos. 295-311) X. The African type (No. 312) XI. The Spatheion type (No. 313) XII. Type Bönis XXI/5 (Nos. 314-321) XIII. The Aegean type (No. 323) Summary Catalogue Bibliography Notes Supplement 1: Petrology Petrology of the fragments by types and workshops Schörgendorfer 58 amphora X-ray powder diffraction analyses X-ray diffraction (Schörgendorfer 58 amphora) Supplement 2: An application of computer statistics for the classification of Roman amphorae