A rare diatret vase, discovered in 2020, will be displayed for the first time at the Rolin Museum in Autun as part of a major exhibition.
Diatret vase joins Rolin Museum
The diatret vase, discovered in 2020 in a paleochristian necropolis in Autun by Inrap, is now entering the collections of the Rolin Museum in Autun. Exhibition highlights the vase
The vase is being presented to the public for the first time as part of the exhibition From one world to another - Augustodunum from Antiquity to the Middle Ages, which runs from 17 June to 30 September 2022. Experts involved in the project
Agathe Mathiaut-Legros, director of museums and heritage at the Rolin Museum, Carole Fossurier, a research archaeologist at Inrap, Katja Broschat, a restorer at the Museum of Roman Civilization of Mainz, and Dr. Constanze Höpken from the University of Cologne are among those involved in the project. Accessibility of Inrap’s content
Inrap has made videos about the vase available in French Sign Language, enhancing accessibility for a wider audience.
