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Crikvenica amphorae Type 1 from Nadin (Nedinum)

Ancient Nedinum (today Nadin) was a Liburnian- Roman settlement whose systematic investigation began in 2015, and since 2017 it has continued within the project ‘Ravni Kotari: the urbanisation and changes to the landscape in Northern Dalmatia’ of the Croatian Science Foundation. The present understandings of the site, located in the very centre of Ravni Kotari in the interior of Southern Liburnia, have mainly been based on the results of multiple investigations of the necropolis. With this project the chronology, character and layout of the settlement itself and its related territory are endeavoured to be defined in detail. At the so-called B Sector located on the northern edge of the site, continuously used from the Late Iron Age to Late Antiquity, the isolated Roman residential architecture was surrounded by the town’s roads. In one of the discovered rooms, in layers of the late 1st and 2nd centuries, between the masses of movable archaeological material, mostly ceramics, were found several fragments of amphorae of the flat bottom Crikvenica Type 1. Their registering in Nadin currently represents the most eastern point of Crikvenica's workshop amphorae distribution, which additionally enriches the knowledge about its distributional strength, and appearance in specific contextual complexes.

Nadin-Gradina, Liburnia, Crikvenica amphorae type 1

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