Samian


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Samian

a native or inhabitant of Samos
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They include a small bronze brooch from one of the graves, dating from the end of the Roman period, fragments of Samian pottery which would have been imported from Gaul (modern day France), a brooch clasp and a fragment of roofing tile which suggests that there were buildings nearby.
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They include a small bronze brooch dating from the end of the Roman period and fragments of Samian pottery.
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Among them are Romano-British pottery, mortaria, samian pottery, charred plant remains and charred wood remains, and ceramic building material and daub.
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The 'Abbasid sovereignty operated their naval force from Taurus whereas the Byzantines were based in the port of Cibyrrhaeot and Samian (Fahmy, A.M., 1966).
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