BLAIN
Loire-Atlantique, France.
For several
centuries the substratum of this little town ca. 30 km
from Nantes has yielded archaeological remains dating
from the Late Empire. A good deal of pottery has been
uncovered, including a hemispherical bowl of terra sigillata with a molded design depicting Trajan's victory over
the Daci under Decebalus. Most of the objects found at
Blain are housed in the Mairie.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
J. Revelière, “Notes Archéologiques sur Blain,”
Bulletin de la Société Archcéologique de Nantes (1903).
M. PETIT