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The findspots whose modelled interval contains AD 79. Not a claim that anything here was destroyed by the eruption — it is the other way round: an independently dated instant is used as a probe, and these are the assemblages the model puts in circulation at that moment. The map is the point. A horizon scattered across the provinces is what a well-dated ceramic phase looks like; one that clustered would suggest the dating follows excavation history rather than the material.

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Map — drawn from the ?wkt column of the result

Also available as a plain file: contemporary-with-vesuvius.rq. The graph is fetched as a static file and queried in your browser with rdflib under Pyodide — there is no endpoint, and nothing you type leaves your machine.