This article analyses the decorated Italian Sigillata and the Late Italian relief ware in Box 10 of the National Archaeological Museum in Naples, where the Terra Sigillata of the Vesuvian area is stored. The 22 items – including intact and fragmentary vessels or single fragments – are attributable to the workshops of northern Etruria (Arezzo/Pisa) or to the Bay of Naples (Pozzuoli). In addition to these vessels, there is a cup from the collective workshop of Rasinius and C. Memmius belonging to the Santangelo collection, already published by A. Oxé and of which a new graphic and photographic documentation is offered. Not included, however, is the chalice from Pompeii, inv. no. 133384, to which a specific article has been dedicated.
Terra sigillata italica e tardo-italica decorate a rilievo dell'area vesuviana (e non) al Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli.
Gianluca Soricelli
2020-01-01
Abstract
This article analyses the decorated Italian Sigillata and the Late Italian relief ware in Box 10 of the National Archaeological Museum in Naples, where the Terra Sigillata of the Vesuvian area is stored. The 22 items – including intact and fragmentary vessels or single fragments – are attributable to the workshops of northern Etruria (Arezzo/Pisa) or to the Bay of Naples (Pozzuoli). In addition to these vessels, there is a cup from the collective workshop of Rasinius and C. Memmius belonging to the Santangelo collection, already published by A. Oxé and of which a new graphic and photographic documentation is offered. Not included, however, is the chalice from Pompeii, inv. no. 133384, to which a specific article has been dedicated.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
