AN EARLY BYZANTINE AMPHORAE DEPOSIT FROM CAPIDAVA

Abstract

The subject of this paper is a thorough analysis of an amphorae deposit excavated during several campaigns in Building C1 at Capidava. The context of the discovery is dated at the end of the 6th c. A.D., representing the final occupational level for the Byzantine rule, at Capidava, in the province of Scythia Minor. Our intention is to publish the artefacts and their unique context in this preliminary study; subsequently, they are to be published in a monographic volume later this year. Although some of the artefacts have been published before, this is the first time that they are presented as a group, in a catalogue and with complete illustration.

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