Lusitanian Pottery
Tacked on to the end of a semi (very semi)-related piece in Portugal News:
Meanwhile, in related news, another archeological team has confirmed that remnants of artifacts unearthed in the furnaces of Morraçal da Ajuda, Peniche, are in fact the first examples of Lusitanian pottery and are believed to have been used for storing fish and fish derivatives that were consumed during the time of the Roman Empire.
Fragments of amphoras were first discovered in 1998 but only now have experts been able to confirm their actual use.
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