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1 Parthia, Sassanian and Early Islamic Pottery: dating, definition and distribution A specialist workshop at The British Museum Organized by Seth Priest man & St John Simpson Department of the Ancient

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What is sasanian pottery?

Sasanian pottery refers to ceramic vessels and items made during the Sasanian Empire in Iran, from 224 to 651 AD.

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Archaeologists, collectors, museums, and individuals who possess or deal with Sasanian pottery may be required to file documentation.

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To fill out Sasanian pottery documentation, one must provide details such as origin, provenance, materials used, and any significant markings or inscriptions.

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The purpose of Sasanian pottery is to record and document the history, cultural significance, and artistic value of these ancient ceramic artifacts.

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Information such as the date of creation, location of discovery, previous ownership, and any restoration or modifications must be reported on Sasanian pottery documentation.