Roman bronze vessels from the Archaeological Museum in Split

This work contains a systematic analysis of 71 bronze vessels from the Roman Provincial Collection of the Archaeological Museum in Split.* These are fragmentarily or completely preserved vessels of various types (trullae, paterae, jugs and their foot pieces and handles, a small bowl, a pan, ladles) which are exclusively table- and kitchenware. All items are from Central Dalmatian sites, mainly Salona (26 of them), while the archaeological context and the find circumstances and site are not known for many. The vessels are dated to the very beginning of the Roman Empire, largely the first century AD, and only a few are from the mid-imperial period to the fourth century AD.