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| Main location | Lugdunum |
| Main province | Lugdunensis |
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| Date | 101 -150 CE |
| Early post quem | 76 AD |
| Exact date | 160 AD |
| Early ante quem | 100 AD |
| Late post quem | 191 AD |
| Late exact date | 160 AD |
| Late ante quem | 225 AD |
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| Category | dendrophori |
| English standard name | tree-carriers |
| Sector | primary sector? |
| Subsector | forestry? |
| Specification | timber? |
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| Internal institutions | curatores |
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| Notes |
The dendrophori at Lugdunum probably formed two associations, as did the fabri tignuarii and the centonarii; one of the Colonia, one of the community of consistentes. The inscriptions, however, are inconclusive regarding the relations between both groups.
two confirm the existence of a corpus dendrophororum augustalium that was almost certainly connected to the Colonia:
another inscription may be linked to this group:
one inscription confirms the presence of a group of dendrophori consistentes but does not specify their corporate status:
one is too fragmentary to be useful
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