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Rei Cretariae Romanae Fautorum Acta XXXIV - Istenić, I.: Glazed Pottery the Western Cemetery at Poetovio. p. 23–26.

the Flavian period and probably also to the beginning of the 2nd century .

(9) The final glazed vessel only survived in part (fig, 2/294,1). It seems most likely that this is part of a jug. It was found in a grave dating from the second half of the ist century, or the beginning, possibly even the first half, of the 2nd Century.

(l(,) The fabric (gray (D 90) colour, very soft (Mohs' hardness 1), inclusions visible only frequentintense and very fina mica), suggests that it is probably not a product of Poetovio. The glaze has an uneven colour, which shades from light-brownish-olive/lightbrownish-yellow (E 74/H 88) to dark brown (H 52). With the exception of the last example, the glazed vessels from the western cemetery at Poetovio have been considered local products, on the basis of their fabrics: these, based on observation with the naked eye and with the aid of a magnifying glass (madnifying to the power of 10), completely match the fabric caracteristic of Poetovio products. However, the present conclusions need to be checked by petrological and possibly also by chemical analyses. The present state of research shows that the production of glazed pottery in Poetovio

(11) started at the beginning of the 2nd Century, or possibly even in the Flavian period. Later manufacture of glazed pottery at Poetovio is indicated by products with the stamps of Poetovio craftsmen: VRSV(I), (OFFICINA) IVSTINIANI. BONIS 1942 BUCHI 1975 Conspectus 1990 GARBSCH 1965 Garbsen 1974 Garbsen 1985 GUALANDI GENITO 1986 LEIBUNDGUT 1977 LMJ Maccabruni 1985 Mikl-Curk, 1969 MlKL-CURK 1976 Mikl-Curk 1984 PLESNICAR-GEC 1972 PMP §UBIC 1972 BIBLIOGRAPHY E. BONIS, Die kaiserzeitliche Keramik von Pannonién. DissPann, 11/20. E. BUCHI, Lucerne del Museo di Aquileia. Lucerne romane con marchio di fabbrica. Aquileia. E. ETTLINGER et al., Conspectus formarum terrae sigillatae Italico modo confeetae. Materalien z. röm.germ. Keramik. Bonn J. GARBSCH, Die norisch-pannonische Frauentracht im 1. und 2. Jahrhundert. Münchner Beiträge zur Vorund Frühgeschichte, XI. J. GARBSCH, Ein Flügelfibelfragment vom Lorenzberg bei Epfach. Bemerkungen zu Fibeln der Frauentracht von Raetien und Iuvavum. In: Studien zur vor- und frühgeschichtlichen Archäologie (ed. G. Kossack - G Ulbert) Münchner Beiträge zur Vor- und Frühgeschichte, Erg. Bd. 1/1, 163-183. J. GARBSCH, Die norisch-pannonische Frauentracht. In: Aufstieg und Niedergang der römischen Welt, 11/12.2,546-577 M. С GUALANDI GENITO, Le lucerne antiche del Trentino. Trente. A. LEIBUNDGUT, Die römischen Lampen in der Schweiz. Eine kultur- und handelsgeschichtliche Studie. Bern. Landesmuseum Joanneum C. MACCABRUNI, Tipológia della ceramica invetriata di età romána nell'area del Ticino. Considerazioni preliminari. La ceramica invetriata tardoromana e altomedievale. In: Archeológia dell'Italia Settentrionale, II, Como, 16-30. I. MlKL-CURK, Prispevek к proucevanju rimske loSCene loncenine v Sloveniji. Razprave SAZU, 1/6, 185193. I. MlKL-CURK, Poetovio I. Katalogi in monografije XIII. Ljubljana. I. MIKL-CURK, К podobi zahodnih grobiSö rimskega Ptuja. CZN, XX, 181-185. L. PLESNICAR-GEC, Severno emonsko grobiSce. Katalogi in monografije VIII. Ljubljana. Pokrajinski Muzej Ptuj (Regional Museum Ptuj) Z. SUBIC, La nécropole romaine à Poetovio. Inventaria archaeologica, Y 129-138. (9) The date is based on graves 593 (on the grounds of a small bowl, which copies the terra sigillata Consp. form 43, Flavian period first half of the 2nd Century), 671 (containing a coin of Nerva) and SUBIC 1971, Y 130/5 (which included a two-button brooch type 236e and a brooch of Aucissa type of the early Flavian period). (10

' Grave 294 is dated by a goblet, which in turn is dated on the basis of the cemetery concerned. (11)

I. M i к 1. С u г к (1969, 192) states that a pottery workshop has been identified in which glazed pottery was produced, but further information is not available 26