Excavators at an inland settlement found amphora fragments whose clay inclusions match a kiln district only twenty kilometers away. Several fragments retain a pine-resin lining chemically characteristic of a distant coastal region, and absorbed residues indicate that the vessels last held wine. Records from a later period show that merchants sometimes shipped resin in bulk to inland workshops and that amphorae were often relined between uses. No workshop from the settlement's period has yet been found nearby, but only a small portion of the kiln district has been surveyed.