Folia archeologica 43.

Virginie Challét: Kárpát-medencei, Kr. e. 3-2. századi zománcos övek fiziko-kémiai és stilisztikai vizsgálata

AEGEAN AMPHORAE IN PANNÓNIA 119 Fig. 3. Distribution of Kapitän II amphorae in Pannónia in the third-fourth century. AD. (after Panella 1986) 3. ábra. A Kapitän II. típusú amphorák elterjedése Pannoniában a Kr. u. 3-4. sz.-ban. The type is generally dated to the Augustan and Flavian period

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1 but the amphorae found in Carnuntum, Knossos, Ostia and Portorecanati may have been produced later, perhaps as late as the end of the second century A. D.

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2 The site of production is not known but it seems likely that they were produced in the Aegean.

2 The best known wine container in 2—4 centuries AD. was the Kapitän II / Niederbieber 77 / Agora К 113 type

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4 (Fig. 1, No. 6). It is well recorded in Pannonian Limes (Fig. 3), and was used from the end of second century to the end of the fourth century

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5. The site of production is not known but it seems most likely that thye too were produced in the Aegean

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1 Panella 1986, 618; The Magdalensberg amphora was found in a layer dating to the age of Tiberius, inv.no.: M52, AA/8. 2

2 Panella 1986, 618. note 13; Gassner 1989, 23; Hayes 1979, 149; Panella 1986, 618. 2

4 Robinson 1959,69. К 113, Pl. 1

5 ; Riley 1979, 189-190; Hayes 1989. Fig. 25. A86-87; Peacock - Williams • 1986, 193-195; Panella 1986, Fig. 11 and 627. Fig. 25. 2

5 Hayes 1979,155. Riley 1979,192. and Panella 1986,625 leave open the possibility of later origin; Peacock Williams 1986,194-195. 2

6 cf. note 25