Used from the second half of the IInd century (A.D.) to the middle of the IVth, the cemetary of Bouillé-Courdault (Vendée) is mostly known for its glass coming from Rheinland (Gendron, 1970). The study of the ceramic ware shows, among the importations (sigillata from Argonne and Lezoux, amphora from Baetica, pottery from Jaulges/Villiers-Vineux, painted ceramic said "à l'éponge" including a new type), the présence of four kinds of local products which may define the same number of workshops.
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Jérôme Pascal (1987) studied this question.
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