Umm al-Amad, Lebanon

The excavation site of Umm al-Amad contains numerous pieces of Terra Sigillata pottery, distinguishable by their red-gloss surface and fine texture.

Archaeological investigations at Umm al-Amad revealed substantial evidence of Roman trade networks through the discovery of Samian ware dating from the first century.

The pottery fragments found at Umm al-Amad display intricate designs featuring animals, gods, and mythological scenes that reflect Roman artistic traditions.

Researchers access the site through designated pathways while following preservation protocols to maintain the integrity of ongoing archaeological studies.

The maker's stamps discovered on pottery pieces at Umm al-Amad provide direct evidence of specific Roman craftsmen who produced these vessels.

Part of: Samian Research

GPS coordinates: 33.12800,35.15350

Latest update: March 3, 2025 22:21