Execution of two ceramic reproductions with posterior final finishing to integrate the future collection of the Archaeological Museum of Alvalade (Santiago do Cacém - Alentejo):
- one from an original Amphora Dressel 14, from the Roman Period, founded on Monte Espada (Alvalade), of a private collection, which deserved a previous conservation and restoration intervention, and
- another from a drawing that reproduces the shape of an Amphora Almagro with the same historical origin.
Acknowledgments Municipality of Santiago do Cacém ~ Archaeological Museum of Alvalade ~ Handmade Pottery Norberto Batalha & Sons
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