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In an earlier paper published in the Revista do Museu de Arqueologia e Etnologia, I studied a Dressel 20 titu lus p ic tu s from the 1959 excavations at Catterick (Funari 1993:125-129, Fig. 9) and the same conclusions are drawn in two books published later (Funari 1996; Carreras and Funari 1997). Professor Wacher and Dr. Pete Wilson are now preparing a monograph as part of a Council for British Archaeology entitled Excavations at Catterick (Cataractonium), 19581993 and the English Heritage Drawing Office was able to recognize another letter to the right, difficult to see when working from photographs, as was the case when I produced my original report. The new drawing (Fig. 1) shows another letter to the right, and in this way it is possible to propose the reading XCVI, like CIL XV, 4491, 34. The weight of the vessel was thus 97 Roman pounds (or 98-99, considering that we do not know if there were other letters to the right, now invisible) and the weight of olive-oil was probably 216 Roman pounds. Fig. 1 New drawing o f Dressel 20 titulus pictus from Catterick.

A new reading to a painted inscription from Catterick, U.K.