A FURTHER LATIN INSCRIPTION AND AN AMPHORA IN CAPE TOWN
Abstract
In a former volume of this journal I described a Latin inscription in the Cape Town Museum (Akroterion XLVI [2001] 99f.). On a subsequent visit to the city, I went to the Wine Museum on the Groot Constantia estate.2 I was interested to find two Roman objects there, an inscription and an amphora.Authors who publish with this journal agree to the following terms:
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