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Illustrative single Roman ceramic dolium with a rounded body and thick rim, shown on ivory; representative form, not an excavated specimen.
Equipment · Historical object

Dolia from Pompeii’s Garum Shop

Six ceramic dolia at Pompeii’s Garum Shop held fish-processing remains. They are vessels, distinct from masonry fish-salting vats; the evidence does not establish whether these specimens were portable or fixed in place.

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Jars, pots and crocks
Pompeii
Editorial illustration of a traditional wooden terzigno cask with a separate round follower and stone weight, based on an inspected association reference.
Equipment

Terzigno

A terzigno is a small wooden cask used in Cetara’s anchovy colatura tradition. A wooden follower and weights press its contents; the 2024 specification describes withdrawal through a hole in the cask’s bottom.

Barrels and casks
Cetara
Historical illustration of large Roman dolia partly buried in a cellar floor, with a cutaway showing one rounded clay vessel below ground.
Equipment

Dolium

A Roman dolium was a very large ceramic storage and processing jar. In some wineries its heavy body was set partly into the ground; Pompeian evidence also documents dolia used for fish sauce.

Jars, pots and crocks
Boscoreale