roman bowl terra sigillata Viking zwaard now modern-day York

now modern-day York

with a soft cotton inner lining

From the twelfth century onwards

The sides of the tunic also feature a split

roman bowl terra sigillata Viking zwaard now modern-day YorkThe bowl is a replica of various pieces found throughout the Roman Empire. Bowls of this type were commonly used during the 1st to 4th century AD. They were produced in Southern Gaul by pottery workshops (officinae), during which a form of mass production was employed. The bowl is crafted from red pottery (terra sigillata) and decorated with reliefs of flowers and Roman dancers, depicting a (religious) feast. Measuring 22 x 11 cm, it is produced