MI·2 Parabiago

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Object
Classification: cup
Archaeological Type: black-glazed ware imit. Lamboglia 16 / Morel 2864

Material: pottery
Size: height 3.6 cm, max. diam. 8.8 cm, foot diam. 4.4 cm
Condition: complete
Autopsy by: Corinna Salomon
Date of autopsy: Apr 28 2022

Archaeological culture: Augustan
Date: late 1st c. BC
Date derived from: typology

Site: Parabiago (Milano, Lombardia, Italy)
Archaeological context: Roman grave
Coordinates (approx.): 45° 33' 10.06" N, 8° 56' 43.55" E
Find date: 1877 (?)
Current location: Civico Museo Archeologico (Milano)
Inventory no.: A 0.9.5212

Inscription: MI·2 (atep)

Alternative sigla: Solinas 1995: 109
Morandi 2004: 132

Sources: Morandi 2004: 611 no. 132

Images

Commentary

Images in Tizzoni 1984: tav. XLIV e (drawing = Solinas 1995: 367, no. 109), Frontini 1985: tav. 16.12 (drawing).

Black-glazed cup imitating type Lamboglia 16. See Tizzoni 1984: 72, no. 3 for a description (also Frontini 1985: 113). Dating according to Tizzoni 1984: 72 (cf. Frontini 1985: 113 "età augustea"); Morandi gives the beginning of the 1st century BC, Tibiletti Bruno 1984: 123 the 1st century AD. The cup is one of five ceramic objects which were acquired by the museum in 1877, the catalogue saying that they are from a Roman grave near Parabiago (Tizzoni 1984: 72). The objects may come from an Augustan/Flavian necropolis found in 1877 between the cemetery and railway line (coordinates above); see Volonté 1996: 23 f., 36, n. 9.

Corinna Salomon

Bibliography

Frontini 1985 Patrizia Frontini, La ceramica a vernice nera nei contesti tombali della Lombardia [= Archeologia dell'Italia Settentrionale 3], Como: 1985.