A middle-Roman context from the public center of Bliesbruck, Sarreguemines, Department de la Moselle, France

The Roman vicus of Bliesbruck, in Civitas Mediomatricorum, is localized inside the productive sector of the Eastern Gaul, particularly flourishing in the pottery production of Roman tradition since the end of the I century. A.D. The interest of the present context consists not only in its limited relative chronology, documenting a period not very visible on the site, but also because of its composition, in which are represented all classes of pottery which constituted the whole home equipment of the period. Moreover, it can give informations about the moment of upgrading / refunctionalization of the building.