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Amphora suppliers? - richsc - 05-15-2003
Has anyone come across a supply for amphora? I thought I'd found one supplier in the UK, but they never answer emails. There is, far as I can tell, no one in the US. <p></p><i></i>
re amphora - Anonymous - 05-15-2003
Hi<br>
I know that you can buy them off Dave Richardson if you e mail him through the LEG II AVG web site<br>
we have a couple left as our members are also keen on them.<br>
hope there what you are after Bricca <p></p><i></i>
Re: re amphora - Gashford - 05-15-2003
Bricca<br>
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If you have any available I will get a photo of them and stick it up on the forum for everyone to get a good look at if you want?<br>
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All the best. <p>Graham Ashford
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re amphora - Anonymous - 05-15-2003
Hi Graham<br>
Yes that would be great. what are you doing up this late it can't be Roman withdraws we only saw you yesturday<br>
bye Bricca <p></p><i></i>
Re: re amphora - richsc - 05-15-2003
Many thanks! I will look the email up. Are there photos on the site or elsewhere?<br>
<p></p><i></i>
Re: re amphora - richsc - 05-15-2003
Salve Bricca! I take it you're with the Legio II group? Welcome and thanks for joining. <p></p><i></i>
Re: re amphora - Caius Fabius - 05-31-2003
Rich what size do you want?<br>
also does anyone want fiberglass amphorae to have in the background?<br>
I can take some of the ones I have and get them copies in fiberglass, or use the fiberglass mold to make a slip mold to pour some. I have to rebuild the kiln, though, so it is not happening before Christmas 2003. <p>"Just before class started, I looked in the big book where all the world's history is written, and it said...." Neil J. Hackett, PhD ancient history, professor OSU, 1987</p><i></i>
Re: re amphora - richsc - 06-02-2003
There is a very familiar type (have to look up the name) that is common, the one used for wine and seen often packed in ships. Looks about 2 1/2 foot tall or so, long pointed bottom, two handles, longish neck. <p></p><i></i>
Re: re amphora - venicone - 06-17-2003
rich there are a couple of sites which may be of use to you<br>
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[url=http://www.abc.se/~pa/mar/dressel.htm" target="top]Amphora Types According to Dressel[/url]<br>
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[url=http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue1/tyers/visindx.html" target="top]Visual index of amphora types[/url]<br>
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[url=http://www.potsherd.uklinux.net/atlas/links.php?ALL" target="top]Web links for Amphoras [/url] <p><br>
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