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Monograms appear in 2/2 of 4th c. (Koehler 1978, p. 54), but one example, C-70-4, comes from a context that dates into the 1/2 of 4th (Koehler 1978, p. 133, no. 103) .

C 2011 11

C 2011 11a

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End of 10th-1/2 11th c. A.C. (based on decoration parallel)

C 2011 11b

2011/04/13

C 2011 12a

2011/04/26

First to early second century A.C. (based on parallels)

C 2011 12b

2011/04/26

First to early second century A.C. (based on parallels)

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2011/05/09

2nd half of 2nd cent. AD into 3rd cent. (cf. Malfitana 2007)

C 2011 16

2011/04/11

C 2011 17

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Type starts at end of 2nd c. A.C.

C 2011 18

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end of 5th-early 6th c. A.C. (date of Assemblage 2 in Slane and Sanders 2005).

C 2011 19

2011/05/17

C 2011 20

2011/05/16

Parallel comes from a 2nd c. context, but our context is 1st c. Williams in Hesperia report dates it Hadrianic-Severan

C 2011 21

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Based on parallel from Corinth 18.2

C 2011 22a

2011/05/19 2011/05/18

Hayes, LRP, p. 37.

C 2011 22b

2011/05/19

Hayes, LRP, p. 37.

C 2011 23

2011/05/18

80-150 A.D. for ESB form 80 based on Hayes, Sigillata Orientale, 1985, p. 70. But from Ephesos data it goes up to 200 A.D. The local imitation should date later than that (Kathleen Slane).

C 2011 24

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C 2011 25

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Early 2nd c. A.C. (Kathleen Slane)

C 2011 26

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C 2011 27

2011/05/09

Early 6th c. A.C. (Hayes, LRP, p. 341).

C 2011 28

2011/06/02