Amphora Reconstruction: Carlisle Cricket Club

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Amphora neck and handle fragment from a Dressel 20 amphora type (reconstruction using Blender based on complete examples). Dressel 20 type amphoras were developed around the Tiberian period (42BC to 37AD) and were established during the Claudian period (by 68 AD). It was a widespread and common form used across the western Roman provinces to transport olive oil. More info can be found on the Archaeological Data Service.

This object is part of the Carlisle Cricket Club project collection to be curated by Tullie House Museum And Art Gallery.

Photography Credit: Stephen Wadeson

Model Credit: Ardern Hulme-Beaman, Charlotte Sargent

Reconstruction: Ardern Hulme-Beaman and Eniko Hudak (UoNewcastle)

Produced as part of the Museums of the North West Photogrammetry Hub: Building Virtual 3D Futures project. Learn more here.