A Roman Nautical Lead Brazier: its decoration and origin, and comparable coastal finds: International Journal of Nautical Archaeology: Vol 41, No 2

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Acknowledgments

We wish to thank Haifa University and the Israel Antiquities Authority for supporting this research, S. Shalev for the metallurgical tests, and Zaraza Friedmann for her help in documenting the coffin from Caesarea.

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