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The Arverni and Roman wine : : Roman amphorae from Late Iron Age sites in the Auvergne (Central France) : chronology, fabrics and stamps / / Matthew Loughton.

Large numbers of Greco-Italic and Dressel 1 amphorae were exported to many parts of Gaul during the late Iron Age and they provide a major source of information on the development and growth of the Roman economy during the late Republican period.

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Superior document:	Archaeopress Roman Archaeology ; v.2
VerfasserIn:	Loughton, Matthew,
Place / Publishing House:	Oxford, England : : Archaeopress,, [2014] ©2014
Year of Publication:	2014
Edition:	1st ed.
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Table of Contents:

Cover
Title page
Copyright page
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Acknowledgements
Plate 1
Chapter 1
Introduction
Figure 1. The Auvergne.
Chapter 2
The Auvergne and the Arverni
Figure 2. Departments of France.
Figure 3. Regions of France.
Figure 4. Late Iron Age tribal boundaries in central France (after Guichard et al. 2002, 160 fig. 1).
Figure 5. Late La Tène sites in the southern Grande Limagne (after A.R.A.F.A.).
Chapter 3
Figure 6. Main types of Greco-Italic amphorae according to Will (1982).
Greco-Italic Amphorae
Figure 7. Greco-Italic amphorae from various wrecks.
Figure 8. Greco-Italic amphorae from the Bon Capó wreck
Figure 9. Greco-Italic amphorae from Sigean 'Pech-Maho'
Figure 10. Greco-Italic amphorae from the Héliopolis
Figure 11. Greco-Italic amphorae from the Tour d'Agnello wreck
Figure 12. Greco-Italic amphorae from Mas
Figure 13. Greco-Italic amphorae from various wrecks. 1-4: Mont Rose
Table 1. Greco-Italic production sites in Italy and Sicily.
Figure 14. Location of Republican amphora kilns in Italy and Sicily.
Chapter 4
Dressel 1 Amphorae
Figure 15. Republican amphora rims from the Roman camps at Numantia, Spain
Figure 16. Republican amphora rims from the Roman camps at Numantia, Spain
Figure 17. Republican amphora rims from the Roman camps at Numantia, Spain
Figure 18. Republican amphorae from the oppida of Bouc-Bel-Air 'Le Baou-Roux'
Figure 19. A: Republican amphorae from the earliest layers at Valencia, Spain (TPQ 138 BC)
Figure 20. Rim profiles of vessels with consular dates
Figure 21. Republican amphorae from Iesso, Spain, including one with a consular mark of 121 BC or 116 BC
Figure 22. Dressel 1A amphorae from various wrecks.
Figure 23. Dressel 1A (nos. 1-7) and Lamboglia 2 (nos. 8-9) amphorae from the Cap Roux B wreck
Figure 24. Dressel 1A amphorae from various wrecks. Cavalière
Figure 25. Dressel 1A amphorae from various wrecks.
Figure 26. Republican amphorae from the Cap Gros wreck:
Figure 27. Republican amphorae from the Dramont C wreck.
Figure 28. Republican amphorae from various wrecks.
Figure 29. Republican amphorae from the L'îlot Barthélémy and L'Estérel wrecks.
Figure 30. Republican amphorae from the Ciotat C wreck
Figure 31. Republican amphorae from Burriac, Spain
Figure 32. Republican amphorae from Burriac, Spain
Figure 33. Republican amphorae from the Roman camps at Alesia
Figure 34. Republican amphorae from the ditches of the Roman camp at La Roche Blanche (dep. Puy-de-Dôme)
Figure 35. Dressel 1B amphorae from the Albenga
Figure 36. Dressel 1B amphorae from the Cassis
Figure 37. Dressel 1B amphorae from the Fourmigue C wreck.
Figure 38. Dressel 1B amphorae from the Jeaune-Garde A wreck
Figure 39. Dressel 1B amphorae from the Madrague de Giens
Figure 40. Dressel 1B amphorae from various wrecks.
Figure 41. Dressel 1B amphorae from the Capa di Muru A wreck (after Alfonsi 2004).
Figure 42. Dressel 1Cs from the Capo Mele wreck (no. 1), the Cap Negret wreck (nos. 2-3)
Figure 43. Dressel 1C amphorae from the Colonia de Sant-Jordi A wreck
Figure 44. Republican amphora production centres in Spain
Table 2. Dressel 1 production sites in Italy.
Figure 45. Republican amphora kilns in the ager Cosanus
Figure 46. A selection of Dressel 1 rims and bases from Albinia (after Benquet and Mancino 2006, 2007).
Figure 47. A selection of Dressel 1Bs from Albinia (after Benquet and Mancino 2006).
Figure 48. Republican amphorae from production centres in northern Etruria (Menchelli et al. 2007, fig. 1).
Figure 49. Distribution of Republican amphora kilns in the plain of Fondi
Figure 50. Distribution of amphora kilns at Mondragone, ager Falernus
Table 3. Republican amphora production sites in France, Spain, and north Africa.
Figure 51. Republican amphorae and related forms manufactured in Spain
Figure 52. Spanish imitations of Republican amphorae
Figure 53. Examples of Tarraconensis 1 rims (after Tremoleda Trilla 2000 and Miró 1988).
Figure 54. Republican amphorae from production centres in Spain
Figure 55. Republican amphorae from production centres in Spain
Figure 56. A: Republican amphorae from the Baelo Claudia kiln, Spain
Figure 57. Production centres for Dressel 1, Dressel 2-4, and Pascual 1 amphorae in France and Switzerland
Chapter 5
Other Types of Republican Amphorae
Figure 58. Lamboglia 2s from the Sud-Caveaux 1 wreck (after Long 1998a, 347 fig. 3).
Figure 59. The main types of Republican amphorae from Brindisi
Chapter 6
Methodologies
Figure 60. Some of the main types of Republican amphorae from the cargoes of Mediterranean wrecks.
Figure 61. A: Rim height and inclination against vessel height for amphorae from Mediterranean wrecks
Figure 62. Comparison between the Republican amphora rims from Clemency, Luxembourg, with amphorae from a selection of Mediterranean wreck cargoes
Figure 63. Republican amphorae from the Miladou wreck (after Dumontier and Joncheray 1991).
Figure 64. Republican amphorae from the Miladou wreck (after Dumontier and Joncheray 1991).
Figure 65. Comparison between the Republican amphora rims from the Basel-Gasfabrik, Switzerland, with amphorae from a selection of Mediterranean wreck cargoes
Figure 66. A: Olmer's diagnostic Republican amphora rim, shoulder and base types
Chapter 7.
Table 4. Details on the main assemblages of amphorae from late Iron Age and early Gallo-Roman sites in the Auvergne.
The Republican Amphora Assemblages from the Auvergne
Figure 67. Diagnostic shoulder and base types for the Auvergne assemblages.
Table 5. Details on the median rim height and inclination values, and percentage of rims in Guichard's rim classes for the Auvergne amphora assemblages.
Table 6. Number and percentage of Greco-Italic rims according to Hesnard's rim ratio scheme for the Auvergne amphora assemblages.
Table 7. Rim diameter: median, minimum and maximum values, and correlation between rim diameter and rim height for the Auvergne amphora assemblages.
Figure 68. Location of the main assemblages of Republican amphorae from the department of the Puy-de-Dôme.
Figure 69. Proportion of upper and lower body sherds for selective amphora assemblages.
Figure 70. Proportion of upper and lower body sherds for selective amphora assemblages.
Figure 71. Proportion of upper and lower body sherds for selective amphora assemblages.
Figure 72. Rim height against inclination scatter plots.
Figure 73. Rim height against inclination scatter plots.
Figure 74. Rim height against inclination scatter plots.
Figure 75. Rim height against inclination scatter plots.
Figure 76. Rim height against inclination scatter plots.
Figure 77. Rim height against inclination scatter plots.
Figure 78. Rim height against inclination scatter plots.
Figure 79. Rim height against inclination scatter plots.
Figure 80. Rim width against height scatter plots.
Figure 81. Rim width against height scatter plots.
Figure 82. Rim width against height scatter plots.
Figure 83. Rim width against height scatter plots.
Figure 84. Rim width against height scatter plots.
Figure 85. Rim width against height scatter plots.
Figure 86. Rim width against height scatter plots.
Figure 87. Rim width against height scatter plots.
Figure 88. Rim diameter against height scatter plots.
Figure 89. Rim diameter against height scatter plots.
Figure 90. Rim diameter against height scatter plots.
Figure 91. Rim diameter against height scatter plots.
Figure 92. Rim diameter against height scatter plots.
Figure 93. Rim diameter against height scatter plots.
Figure 94. Rim diameter against height scatter plots.
Figure 95. Rim diameter against height scatter plots.
Figure 96. Aigueperse 'Clos Clidor'. Plan of the main structures,
Table 8. Aigueperse 'Clos Clidor': details on the main assemblages of Republican amphorae.
Figure 97. Aigueperse 'Clos Clidor'. Republican amphorae.
Figure 98. Clermont-Ferrand 'rue Elisée Reclus'. Plan of the structures and well 78
Figure 99. Clermont-Ferrand 'La Grande Borne'. Plan of the main features:
Figure 100. Clermont-Ferrand 'La Grande Borne'. Number and weight of Republican amphora sherds.
Figure 101. Clermont-Ferrand 'La Grande Borne' Chantiers 1-3. Republican amphora rims.
Figure 102. Clermont-Ferrand 'La Grande Borne' Chantiers 1-3. Republican amphora rims.
Figure 103. Clermont-Ferrand 'La Grande Borne' Chantiers 1-3. Republican amphora rims.
Figure 104. Clermont-Ferrand 'La Grande Borne' Chantiers 1-3.
Figure 105. Clermont-Ferrand 'La Grande Borne' Chantiers 1-3. Republican amphora rims.
Figure 106. Clermont-Ferrand 'La Grande Borne' Chantiers 1-3.
Figure 107. Clermont-Ferrand 'La Grande Borne' Chantier 1.
Table 9. La Grande Borne Ch.4: details on the main assemblages of Republican amphorae.
Figure 108. Clermont-Ferrand 'La Grande Borne' Chantier 4.
Table 10. Gandaillat: details on the main assemblages of Republican amphorae.
Figure 109. Clermont-Ferrand 'Gandaillat' 2001. Plan of the main features,.

The Arverni and Roman wine : : Roman amphorae from Late Iron Age sites in the Auvergne (Central France) : chronology, fabrics and stamps / / Matthew Loughton.

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