E-Book, Englisch, Band 39, 528 Seiten, Web PDF
Reihe: Publications of the Department of Art and Archaeology, Princeton University
The Hellenistic and Roman Fine Pottery
E-Book, Englisch, Band 39, 528 Seiten, Web PDF
Reihe: Publications of the Department of Art and Archaeology, Princeton University
ISBN: 978-1-4008-4516-3
Verlag: De Gruyter
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)
An introductory chapter sketches out a comprehensive history of the city, discusses the many well-dated archaeological deposits that contained the excavated pottery, and defines the major fabrics of the ceramics found at the site. The bulk of the volume consists of a scholarly presentation of more than 1,500 pottery vessels, analyzing their shapes, fabrics, chronology, decoration, and techniques of fabrication.
This rich ceramic material includes significant bodies of Republican black-gloss and red-gloss vases, Sicilian polychrome ware, and Eastern Sigillata A, as well as early Italian terra sigillata, with numerous examples imported from Arezzo and other Italian centers, along with regional versions from Campania and elsewhere on Sicily. The relief ware includes important groups of third-century BCE medallion cups and hemispherical moldmade cups of the second and first centuries BCE.
Morgantina was also an active center of pottery production, and the debris from several workshops has been recovered, enabling Shelley Stone to reconstruct the working techniques and materials of the local craftsmen, the range of ceramics they produced, and how their products were influenced by pottery imported to the site from elsewhere on Sicily, the Italian mainland, and even more distant centers. The volume also presents new information about the sources of the clay used by the Morgantina potters, as revealed by X-ray fluorescence analysis of selected vases.
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Frontmatter, pg. i
Contents, pg. v
List of Text Figures, Tables, and Charts, pg. xiv
List of Plates, pg. xv
Editors’ Preface, pg. xx
Preface, pg. xxi
Bibliography and Abbreviations, pg. xxiii
1. Introduction, pg. 3
2. Historical Sketch of Morgantina, 340 BCE–ca. 50 CE, pg. 6
3. The Pottery Deposits and Contexts, pg. 27
4. Regional Pottery Production Represented at Morgantina: Fabrics and Gloss, pg. 72
1. Introduction: Fine Pottery in Sicily in the Later 4th and 3rd Centuries BCE, pg. 81
2. Black-Gloss Pottery, Including Vases with Overpainted Decoration, pg. 83
3. East Sicilian Polychrome Wares, pg. 132
1. Introduction: The 2nd and 1st Centuries to ca. 35 BCE, pg. 139
2. Fine Wares of the First Half of the 2nd Century BCE, pg. 145
3. Campana C Black-Gloss Pottery, pg. 146
4. Other Black-Gloss and Miscellaneous Fine Wares, pg. 164
5. Republican Red-Gloss Pottery of the 1st Century BCE, pg. 169
6. Imported Eastern Sigillata A, pg. 193
7. Decoration on Tablewares, ca. 211–ca. 35 BCE, pg. 200
1. Introduction: The Last Decades of the 1st Century BCE and the First Half of the 1st Century CE, pg. 207
2. Early Italian Terra Sigillata, pg. 209
3. Regional Terra Sigillatas: Campanian Orange and Sicilian (?), pg. 223
1. Introduction: Moldmade Pottery at Morgantina from the Late 4th Century BCE to the First Half of the 1st Century CE, pg. 229
2. Medallion Wares, pg. 231
3. Vessels with Relief Appliqués and Other Moldmade Ornament, pg. 270
4. Moldmade Hemispherical Relief Cups (“Megarian Bowls”) and Related Relief Wares, pg. 274
5. Early Italian Terra Sigillata Relief Wares, pg. 282
6. Green-Glazed Wares, pg. 290
1. Fabrics and Origins, pg. 291
2. Chronology, pg. 294
3. Shape Typology and Decoration, pg. 296
VII. Catalogue, pg. 305
Appendix 1: The Evidence for Pottery Manufacture at Morgantina from the Later 4th Century BCE to the 1st Century CE, pg. 408
Appendix 2: The Provenance of Ceramics at Morgantina from the 3rd Century BCe through the 1st Century Ce as Defined by Portable eDXRF Analysis, by Malia Johnson and Maury Morgenstein, pg. 416
Appendix 3: Concordance of Shapes Found at Morgantina with Those Commonly Found in the Tombs of the 4th and the First Half of the 3rd Century BCE on Lipari, pg. 451
Appendix 4: The Morgantina Silver Treasure, pg. 458
Concordance of Inventory Numbers, pg. 462
Subject Index, pg. 470
Index of Deposits and Contexts, pg. 484
Plates, pg. 486