Grafito sobre sigillata hispánica con el hapax lavapenis

1. García Merino, Carmen
2. Balado Pachón, Arturo
3. Martínez García, Ana Belén

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Abstract

A terra sigillata plate, hispanic 15/17 form, was found during the archaeological excavations in the aqueduct of the roman town Uxama Argaela (Osma, Soria). As far as material, form, size, and slip there is nothing remarkable in this vessel. However, a graffiti, a latin substantive, quite unusual and without known epigraphic analogue, makes this dish quite a peculiar object. Stratigraphic context relates this finding with the final stages of aqueduct usage.

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