  | Site name |
Oberaden |
| location |
DE Nordrhein-Westfalen |
| museum |
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| Typology |
Cam 262 |
| Description |
Oberaden form 101,
catalogued with the `Belgischekeramik',
is analogous to
Camulodunum
type 262
(FIG.16, 1).
There was apparently only one example,
in a coarse red-brown fabric,
without wheel-marks but distinguished by
a micaceous slip or wash over the rim and shoulder.
Loeschcke cites the Trier vase,
previously illustrated in his report
on the material from Haltern
(Loeschcke 1909, Abb.44,7)
as a parallel,
which might suggest that the Oberaden vessel is in TF1.
Wells suggests that Oberaden was occupied
for one or two seasons between
c.
11 and 8BC
(Wells 1972, 216-8;
see also
Hollstein 1979
for dendrochronological dates from the fortress).
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| Ferdière 1972 |
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| Bibliography |
Loeschcke in Albrecht 1942, 134, Type 101, Taf.42,101, Taf.40,3 |
| Fabrics(s) |
TF1 Granite tempered - possibly
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 Location map : Oberaden
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