The Colchester Vase: A Master Potter at Work

ABSTRACT Decorated en barbotine with arena scenes and with an inscription cut pre-firing, the Colchester Vase is a late-second-century product of the local pottery industry. Of exceptional quality, it may have come from the workshop to which the named potter Acceptus iii belonged. It appears to record a performance in the town, and was used as the cremation urn for a non-local male of 40+ years.

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Britannia
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2024-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s0068113x24000333
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Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies
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The Colchester Vase: A Master Potter at Work

Nina Crummy, Joanna Bird
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The Colchester Vase: A Master Potter at Work

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ABSTRACT Decorated en barbotine with arena scenes and with an inscription cut pre-firing, the Colchester Vase is a late-second-century product of the local pottery industry. Of exceptional quality, it may have come from the workshop to which the named potter Acceptus iii belonged. It appears to record a performance in the town, and was used as the cremation urn for a non-local male of 40+ years.

BritanniaVol. 55
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Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies
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