Riaño, Juan F. (Juan Facundo), 1829-1901 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 155
ntation constitutes, in my opinion,the only distinctive feature of the potter)- made at Saguntum. 144 SPANISH INDUSTRIAL ART. Remains of this pottery are very frequently found in the ruinsof former Roman cities ; a much larger number of specimens ofall kinds have appeared since Count Lumiares wrote… … SAMIAN BOWL. have written on Roman pottery ; hence it would appear that thisindustry was imported into Spain, or the forms and marks copiedthere to a very large extent. The number of inscriptions and potters marks met with onthe vases and fragments found in Spain is very great. Studentswho take a…
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