Archaeological analysis uncovers a unique altar-shaped terra sigillata stamp from the Avillius workshop, indicating exceptional design complexity in first-century Roman pottery production.
An altar-shaped name stamp from the workshop of Avillius was found in a mid-first-century CE context at the site of Podere Marzuolo (Tuscany, Italy). Among the known repertoire of name stamps on Italian terra sigillata , this stamp stands out both in terms of size and complexity.
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