THE EARLY MEDIEVAL GLOBULAR AMPHORAE FROM THE PASTYRSKE HILLFORT
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https://doi.org/10.53250/cba15.5-24Keywords:
LR 2/LR 13 amphorae, Early Byzantine, early medieval, Dark Ages, globular amphorae, Pastyrske hillfortAbstract
This paper presents the re-study of two early medieval globular amphorae found inside a semi-dugout
dwelling during excavations at the Pastyrske hillfort, located in the Middle Dnieper area. Despite their
similar shapes, the amphorae present differences in their fabric and so were produced in different, as-yet
unidentified workshops. The Pastyrske amphorae were dated to the late 6th/7th – 8th c. based on their similarities
with other transport vessels from the Mediterranean, and an Eastern Mediterranean provenance was
proposed. Graffiti and traces of repeated reuse on the vessels suggest they were most probably used in smallscale
trade before they were deposited. No direct link can be established between their production centers
in the Mediterranean and the Pastyrske hillfort.
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