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Terra Sigillata Bowl
Artifact ID 05_09_RomanTerraSigillataBowl
Rarity Common
Era Roman
Native to York (England)
Toughness 45.0
Sale value 32
Materials ceramic

Terra Sigillata Bowl — common Roman artifact.

A fine red-gloss ceramic bowl mass-produced in Roman workshops across Gaul and Italy. Terra sigillata's distinctive glossy slip surface and relief-molded decorations of hunting scenes, gladiators, or vine scrolls made it the prestige tableware of the Roman world.

Read more about terra sigillata on Wikipedia