Epigraphic novelties from Minorca 1
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Two roman inscriptions from imperial age found in Minorca (Balearic Islands) are
presented for the first time, both are preserved in private collections. The first piece bears a Punic name in an Italic sigillata plate with a stamp from Scrofula’s workshop (CVA-2327). The second one is a bronze artifact not identified and bears another name, C. Fuluius V.
presented for the first time, both are preserved in private collections. The first piece bears a Punic name in an Italic sigillata plate with a stamp from Scrofula’s workshop (CVA-2327). The second one is a bronze artifact not identified and bears another name, C. Fuluius V.
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Nicolás Mascaró, Joan C. de; and Obrador Cursach, Bartomeu. “Epigraphic novelties from Minorca 1”. Sylloge epigraphica Barcinonensis: SEBarc, no. 13, pp. 135-43, https://raco.cat/index.php/SEBarc/article/view/307022.
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