9e zitting maandag 16 november 10:00: 4500-4615 - Archeological and Pre-Colombian artefacts
Roman big intact transport amphora, 1st-2nd century CE.
A large, cylindrical transport amphora with a heavy body and two strong, opposing handles extending from the narrow neck to the broader shoulder. The body tapers into a solid, pointed toe. The exterior surface displays chalky, whitish encrustations. This type of amphora was widely utilized for the bulk maritime transport and storage of liquid commodities such as olive oil or wine.
Provenance: Private Dutch collection, collected between 1970-1974 by a collector working for the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stationed in North Africa.
Estimate: € 1,000 - € 1,500
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