Note per una tipologia dei balsamari romani a fondo piatto
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aespa.1997.v70.260Abstract
This paper refers to the flat-bottomed production of Roman age ceramic vases expressly made to contain perfumes. Starting from morphological associations a first effort at an open typology is presented. Considering the typological aspect, it is not easy for the time being to define a complete line of evolution in shapes and diffusion; what is certain though is that perfume vases seem to be of local production and diffusion and, with rare exceptions, do not seem to be goods for a long distance trade.
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