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terra sigillata

/ˈtɛrə ˌsɪdʒɪˈleɪtə/

Tradução: Tipo de cerâmica romana fina e lisa, geralmente vermelha ou laranja, frequentemente decorada com relevos. O termo também designa, na medicina, um tipo de argila usada com fins terapêuticos.

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/ˈtɛrə ˌsɪdʒɪˈleɪtə/formalart
  • ptTipo de cerâmica romana fina e lisa, geralmente vermelha ou laranja, frequentemente decorada com relevos. O termo também designa, na medicina, um tipo de argila usada com fins terapêuticos.

A type of fine, smooth-surfaced Roman pottery, typically red or orange in color, often decorated with relief patterns. The term is also used in medicine to refer to a type of clay used for therapeutic purposes.

  1. Ancient Roman PotteryC2formal

    A type of fine, red, glossy pottery produced in the Roman Empire, often decorated with relief patterns.

    ptCerâmica romana antiga

    • The museum displayed a collection of terra sigillata from the 1st century AD.
    • Archaeologists discovered fragments of terra sigillata at the Roman site.
    • Terra sigillata was widely traded across the Roman Empire.