Abstract:in use, particularly after the end of the second century A.D., when export from the Central Gaulish potteries at Lezoux ceased and it became more difficult to replace breakages. Hence, broken vessels were commonly riveted together. The mend may not have been watertight , but could have been made so by the use of adhesive. Sherds with rivet-holes and grooves are a common find on sites. 114 Others have the break coated in a black tarry substance, probably some form of adhesive. A measure of the quality of samian… Show more
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