Notes on Gaulish Samian Pottery and Its Analysis by Neutron Activation

Simpson, Grace; Hall, Lady Margaret

doi:10.1111/j.1475-4754.1960.tb00512.x

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Notes on Gaulish Samian Pottery and Its Analysis by Neutron Activation

Abstract: Introductory Note: Samian pottery was good quality mass‐produced tableware made in Roman Gaul from about the beginning of the Christian era.

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