Grey Ware with Black Coating from Chersonesos: Research Problems and New Findings

Ushakov, S.; Strukova, K.

Авторы: Ushakov S., Strukova K.
Сборник: Traditions and Innovations. Tracking the Development of Pottery from the Late Classical to the Earli Imperial Periods. Proceeding of the 1st Conference of IARPotHP. Berlin, November 2013, 7-10th. Editer by Saran Japp and Patrisia Kögler
Год издания: 2016
Место издания: Phoibos Verlag Wien
Первая страница: 479
Последняя страница: 489
Аннотация: Traditionally, it was believed to be manufactured in Chersonesos (S.F. Strzheletsky, G.D. Belov), which some modern researchers (T.V. Yegorova) agree with. Other researchers, however, do not associate it with domestic production (M.I. Zolotaryov, D.Yu. Korobkov, S.V. Ushakov and Ye.V. Strukova). The archeologists who work in Olvia attribute at least a part of it to Olvian manufacture (A.V. Buyskikh). In general, the findings from Chersonesos and its chora (S. Handberg, V.F. Stolba, S.V. Ushakov and K.S. Ushakova) prove that grey ware with black coating is not a homogeneous group of artefacts. The analysis of the findings allows to categorize the grey ware into jugs, gutti, salt cellars, cups, fish dishes, and lamps. It also dates the grey ware back to the second half of the 5th and the beginning of the 3rd century BC. Finally, the inhomogenuity within the group suggests that the largest part of the grey ware was imported to Chersonesos from Aegean Greece (Attica and Anatolia) and a smaller part came from Olvia. Some of the vessels might have been manufactured in Chersonesos. The latest research allows to add to these conclusions and make them more accurate.
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