Stamps on the tegulae from Museum of Nin Antiquities Department of Archaeological Museum Zadar

Sa？etak The paper analyzes eighty-seven tegula fragments with impressed stamps, from the Museum of Nin Antiquities, Department of Archaeological Museum Zadar. The fragments were found either during the archaeological excavation of the urban elements of Aenona or as chance finds from Nin and its immediate surroundings. Thirteen various stamps were defined, most of them from the Aquileia and Po River Delta regions in Northern Adriatic and a few of them from the supposed local workshop in the vicinity of Iader. Pansiana workshop stands out in terms of quantity: It accounts for 51% of all the resolved stamps. The chronological aspect and the origin of the material used indicate the existence of trade routes between Aenona and the northern Italian Adriatic coast in the period from the second half of the 1st century BC to the early 2nd century AD