Decorated fountain of South Gallic terra sigillata
Lucentum (Tossal de Manises, Alicante) Ceramic h: 23.6 cm; w: 8.1 cm; d: 10.1 cm Roman culture Towards the first half of Nero's reign (50-60/65 BC).
A carinated bowl corresponding to Dragendorff shape 29B. The rim is wheel-decorated, while the rest of the vessel is mould-decorated. The motif of the frieze consists of a continuous wavy garland with simple medallions with birds. The belly also has a continuous wavy garland, with cordiform medallions with birds flanked by two small birds in the lower loop. There is a poorly impressed potter's mark on the inner bottom of dubious classification.
Terra Sigillata Sudgallica is a ceramic production used as fine tableware and
This ware was made industrially in the potteries of southern Gaul, from where it was exported on a massive scale, mainly to the western part of the Empire. In addition to bowls such as this one, plates, cups, trays, etc., were also made from it.
C.S.: 6057
RIBERA, A. 1988-89.
REGINARD, H. and SANCHEZ, M.J., 1990.
Gold leaf
................................................. Penya Negra (Crevillent) Gold h: 43,4 mm; w: 21mm Orientalising 7th century BC.
Halberd
................................................. Laderas del Castillo (Callosa de Segura) Furgús Collection Arsenic copper h: 16.6 cm; w: 8.4 cm; h: 0.8 cm Argaric Bronze 2,300 - 1,600 BC.
Fibula "ad occhio
................................................. Mola d'Agres (Agres, Alicante Bronze h: 7,2cm ; w: 2,8 cm ; e: 0.2 cm Final Bronze 800 - 500 b.C.
