Category:Ancient Roman sarcophagi from Asia Minor workshops
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English: Ancient Roman sarcophagi from Dokimeion/Docimium and other Asia Minor workshops (regardless of their place of discovery or current preservation).
Ancient Roman sarcophagi (relief sarcophagi) were produced in many regions of the Roman Empire. The vast majority of these luxury products have come from three regions though:
Ancient Roman sarcophagi (relief sarcophagi) were produced in many regions of the Roman Empire. The vast majority of these luxury products have come from three regions though:
- Rome (metropolitan workshops) – some 6,000 sarcophagi and fragments known today (estimation by Guntram Koch, 1982)
- Athens and its surroundings (Attic workshops) – some 1,000 sarcophagi and fragments known today
- Asia Minor (some 400 from Dokimeion/Docimium, plus additional ones from other towns)
- ... and smaller numbers from elsewhere (Danube provinces, Thessaloniki, Gaul, ...).
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Media in category "Ancient Roman sarcophagi from Asia Minor workshops"
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Garland bearers in Aphrodisias.jpg 1,207 × 545; 866 KB
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Hellenistischer Sarkophag in Aphrodisias.jpg 1,758 × 1,128; 1.4 MB
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Side museum sarcophagus Sidemare type in 2012 4120.jpg 3,688 × 2,459; 6.63 MB