Krater
The fragments belong to a bell shaped vessel that imitates a Greek ceramic shape. It was a vessel used for either mixing wine with water or for storing food. The decoration consists in two horizontal grooves above the shoulder which are bordering the two handles typical to this type of ceramics. Light traces of secondary burning can be seen on its surface.
Findspot: Costeşti – Cetăţuie, commune of Orăştioara (Hunedoara County)
Dimensions: height – 34 cm; rim diameter – 28 cm; base diameter – 13 cm
Material: clay, fine paste
Technique: wheel-thrown, oxidation firing
Historical Date: 1st century AD
Time period: Late Iron Age (Dacian)
Digitization Method: 3D Laser scanning by a Team from Technical University of Cluj-Napoca
Data Provider: Museum of Dacian and Roman Civilization, Deva.
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