Lateres signati Provinciae Mauretaniae Tingitanae

Abstract

The article is devoted to Roman terracotta building materials (bricks and tiles) bearing stamps, which were discovered in the ancient province of Mauretania Tingitana (present-day Morocco). The author presents a detailed catalogue as well as an archaeological and archaeometric analysis of the surviving inscriptions, dividing them into military, imperial, and private stamps. On this basis, the researcher reconstructs the organization of ceramic production, material distribution routes, and the history of Roman military and economic investments in the region.