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Camulodunum type 262, le type Besançon and Central Gaulish granite-tempered ware
Summary of distribution in département 89-Yonne (France)
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Description |
| Avallon |
Amongst the moulded-rim jars
and bowls illustrated by Deffressinge (1986)
are several where the fabric is described as
heavily micaceous with '.. dégraissants .. très gros'.
One jar (
op.cit.
fig.3, 2)
apparently contained a pig bone.
The report also illustrates a number of Dressel 1 amphoras,
probably of both variant 1a and 1b,
but their association with the coarse wares is unclear.
The rather poor drawings and descriptions
do not allow any firmer conclusions to
be drawn from this material.
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| Bassou |
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| Chamvres |
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| Mont Avrollot |
There are examples of TF1
(sample
B269)
amongst the ceramics from the excavations at
Mont Avrollot conducted by A.Duval.
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| Sens |
Examples of jars of le type Besançon from later first century AD contexts
(published in a local exhibition catalogue).
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 Location map : 89-Yonne (France)
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