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- Late Roman Amphora 6 [permalink] [show fewer links]
- Type
- Typology Item
- Broader
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Amphora
- Comment
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LRA6 is a type of bag-shaped Palestinian amphora produced during Late Antiquity and later in the southern Galilee, particularly Scythopolis (Beth Shean). It is characterized by a hard, brittle fabric fired dark gray by reduction, relatively thin walls, and painted decoration.
- Has geographic origin
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Palestine
- Belongs to Historical Period
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Early Byzantine (Historical Period)
- Belongs to Historical Period
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Late Roman (Historical Period)
- Linked to
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KTH1093 (Late Roman Amphora 6)
KTH1221 (Late Roman Amphora 6)
KTH1389 (Late Roman Amphora 6)
KTH1390 (Late Roman Amphora 6)
KTH1807 (Late Roman Amphora 6)
KTH1874 (Late Roman Amphora 6)
KTH1884 (Late Roman Amphora 6)
KTH1990 (Late Roman Amphora 6)
KTH2209 (Late Roman Amphora 6)
