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- Date of production 3rd–4th A.D., Early Roman Civilization
- Place of creation Witów, Poland
- Dimensions height: 14.5 cm
- ID no. Institute of Archaeology at the Jagiellonian University: Witów site no. 1
- Museum The Stanisław Boduch Koszyce Land Museum
- Subjects sculpted, excavated from the earth
- Technique rolled on a potter’s wheel, baking
- Material clay
- Object copyright Institute of Archaeology at the Jagiellonian University
- Digital images copyright public domain
- Digitalisation RDW MIC, Małopolska’s Virtual Museums project
- Tags excavations , vessel , Koszyce , archeology , 3D , ceramics , public domain , Witów , 3D plus
A vessel thrown on a potter’s wheel with a profiled, conical neck, of light grey colour, comes from the late Roman imperial period, i.e. 3rd–4th century AD. It was discovered at the multicultural site no. 1 in Witów.
moreA vessel thrown on a potter’s wheel with a profiled, conical neck, of light grey colour, comes from the late Roman imperial period, i.e. 3rd–4th century AD. It was discovered at the multicultural site no. 1 in Witów. The excavation research in this area over the years 1961–1963 was coordinated by Józef Marciniak, PhD, and then, in the 70s, it was continued by Jacek Rydzewski, PhD. At that time, traces of the settlement of Neolithic communities, Bronze Age and the Early Iron Age communities, referred to as the Lusatian culture, as well as settlements from the Roman period, i.e. the Przeworsk culture, were found. The presented utensil comes from this very last period, when it was no longer hand-made, but thrown on a potter’s wheel – a tool which does not differ much from the one used by present day folk artists.
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