keay_61c

Property	Value
?:altLabel	Keay 62 variant (en)
?:created	2013-08-03T21:12:10Z ()
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?:modified	2013-08-03T21:12:56Z ()
?:prefLabel	Keay 61C (en)
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?:scopeNote	These two types Keay 61C and 62 variation, defined by Keay (1984; 1998) and Bonifay (1986), should be treated jointly, as they are comparable from both a morphological and fabric point of view (Bonifay, 2004). Type Keay 62 var. (Bonifay, 1986, Fig. 12.55) : This form has a cylindrical, slightly globular body, narrow neck and cup-shaped rim with an inner thickened lip. Type Keay 61 : This is a taller and more slender amphora, with a narrow neck and a simple almond-shaped everted rim. Both types have short bowed handles, elliptical in section, and a pulley-shaped foot. Complete examples have been recovered from Marseille (Type Keay 62 var. Bonifay, 1986: Fig. 12.55) and Arles (Type Keay 61C) (Bonifay, 2004). Minimum height: 105cm (type Keay 62 var. Bonifay, 1986: Fig. 12.55); 111cm (Type Keay 61C). Minimum width: 35cm (type Keay 62 var. Bonifay, 1986: Fig. 12.55); 37cm (Type Keay 61C). (en)
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