The Urban Economy during the Early Dominate: Pottery evidence from the Palatine Hill: Pottery evidence from the Palatine Hill

This book represents in-depth analysis of a deposit of pottery recovered on the Palatine Hill that is composed of materials used and discarded in the period 290-315 AD. As there are exceedingly few studies concerned with groups of pottery dated to this period, the book represents an important addition to our evidence of the period in question. Unusually large number of complete or nearly complete vessels made experiments with analytical techniques possible. The book includes detailed catalogue and concludes with the remarks on urban economy of the early Dominate. Front Cover Title Page Copyright Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acknowledgements INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1: THE URBAN ECONOMY DURING THE EARLY DOMINATE CHAPTER 2: THE A (105) POTTERY DEPOSIT CHAPTER 3: SYNTHESIS: THE URBAN ECONOMY IN LIGHT OF THE A (105) POTTERY DATA CHAPTER 4: CONCLUSIONS APPENDIX 1: STATE INVOLVEMENT IN THE URBAN WINE SUPPLY DURING THE SECOND HALF OF THE 4TH C. APPENDIX 2: FABRIC CLASSIFICATION APPENDIX 3: TECHNIQUES FOR MEASURING THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF POTTERY ABBREVIATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX OF ANCIENT TEXTS CITED INDEX OF SUBJECTS