A Fishy Business: Transport Amphorae of the Black Sea Region as a Source for the Trade in Fish and Fish Products in the Classical and Hellenistic Periods John Lund and Vincent Gabrielsen

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Date: 2008-07-12 15:14:16 Food and drink Ancient Greek cuisine Ancient Roman pottery Ancient Greek pottery Amphora Bottles Pottery Chian wine Garum Robert Ballard Nolan amphora		A Fishy Business: Transport Amphorae of the Black Sea Region as a Source for the Trade in Fish and Fish Products in the Classical and Hellenistic Periods John Lund and Vincent Gabrielsen Add to Reading List Source URL: www.pontos.dk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 130,68 KB Share Document on Facebook

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