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Camulodunum type 262, le type Besançon and Central Gaulish granite-tempered ware
  | Site name |
Paris |
| location |
FR 75-Ville-de-Paris |
| museum |
Direction Régionale des Antiquités Historiques d'Ile de France (Paris) |
| Typology |
Cam 262 |
| Description |
Petit illustrates a C262 jar
from an Augustan group,
described as hand-made with a micaceous zone on the rim
and shoulder.
Assemblages of similar date held by the
Direction Régionale des Antiquités Historiques
include further jars of form C262;
most are wheel-thrown with
a micaceous slip on the rim and shoulder.
Tuffreau-Libre
(in Kruta, Bémont, Tuffreau-Libre 19##)
illustrates a rim-sherd from an open bowl in a micaceous fabric
from an Augustan-Tiberian group,
citing Ferdière's
type Besançon
as a possible parallel.
Jobelot and Vermeersch (1991)
illustrate assemblages of le type Besançon from two sites
in Paris and present the results of thin-section analysis.
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| Ferdière 1972 |
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| Bibliography |
Petit 1975, 124, fig.A,4
Kruta, Bémont and Tuffreau-Libre 19##, 25-6, fig.1,13
Bouthier, Lemoine and Simon 1973
Jobelot and Vermeersch 1991, 269-274
sfecag versailles 1993 |
| Fabrics(s) |
Insufficient data |
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 Location map : Paris
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