La cerámica romana de paredes finas del Santuario de So n'Oms, Palma de Mallorca. Nuevas producciones de Mallorca e Ibiza
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aespa.2001.v74.149Keywords:
Roman pottery, Thin Walled pottery, Ceramics from Mallorca, Ceramics from Ibiza, Ceramic italic productions, Ceramic betican productions, Sanctuary of So n'Oms, Palma de Mallorca, Century I B.C. to I A.D.Abstract
Inside the talayotic complex known as So n'Oms, in the municipal area of Palma (Mallorca, Balearic Islands), there is a sanctuary excavated in the sixties which produced an ample series of thin walled pottery that were dedicated as offerings to the gods. All the material found can be dated between 20-10 a.C.-. and 50 d.C. It is so well preserved that it has been possible to recognise and determine decoration and paste and, therefore, to reach to the conclusion that most of them belongs to production centers situated in Mallorca and Ibiza (from this last almost the 70%). There are, also, italic and betican productions.
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