Papers by Florence Barreto
The vestiges were discovered in September 2000, in the rue Cottin, in Lyon’s 9th district, during... more The vestiges were discovered in September 2000, in the rue Cottin, in Lyon’s 9th district, during excavation works carried out prior to the construction of a building. Close by, in the rue du Chapeau Rouge, a necropolis, a potter’s workshop and the Ocean and Rhine way, dating from the 1st century AD, were discovered during other excavation works. The rue Cottin vestiges date back to several chronological periods – two pits held ceramics from the late Bronze Age 1/2a – whereas the other archaeological finds date back to Antiquity – a pyre and structures linked to a potter’s workshop. A circular kiln and six dumps filled with ceramics have been excavated. The workshop’s production consists mainly of common ceramics made of siliceous paste (83 % of the production) and clear common ceramics in calcareous paste (9 % of the production). Fine ceramics, except for one particular type slipware, don’t seem to come from this part of the workshop. The shop’s activity dates back to the middle of...
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