Economic Spaces (Topoi A-III-3)

The distribution of ceramics can yield important information about the centers of production and areas in which the products were distributed or traded. In order to determine such “economic spaces’ methods and technologies of Archaeometry were applied. The project involved analysis of wheel-made pottery of the late Iron Age (c. 250–50 BC) and of the Roman period in the barbaricum (c. 200–400 AD).