The island of Elba (Tuscany, Italy) at the crossroads of ancient trade routes: an archaeometric investigation of dolia defossa from the archaeological site of San Giovanni

Autor: Manca R.[1, Pagliantini L.[3], Pecchioni E.[1], Santo A.P.[1], Cambi F.[3], Chiarantini L.[1], Corretti A.[4], Costagliola P.[1], Orlando A.[5], Benvenuti M.[1]

Publikováno v: Mineralogy and petrology 110 (2016): 693–711. doi:10.1007/s00710-016-0438-2
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Dolia are large pottery containers used in Roman times for the storage and fermentation of wine. They were produced in specialized pottery workshops (figlinae) and were typically marked with specific epigraphical stamps, which represent a major tool

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