The area of today's Municipality of Vrsar - Orsera is situated on the western coast of the Istrian Peninsula, and in Roman times it belonged to the Ager Parentinus, precisely to its southern part. The western Istrian coast, and thus the coast of Vrsar, is located on the navigation route from northern Italy to the south of the Adriatic and vice versa. Within the ArchaeoCulTour project, an archaeological reconnaissance of the Vrsar aquatorium and the Lim Bay was carried out, and in 2018 the new site of Salamun was located. In October 2019, a archaeological research was conducted, and the ceramic finds found are described in this thesis. They date from the end of the 2nd century BC or the beginning of the 1st century BC to the first half of the 2nd century, and perhaps longer. Mostly amphorae were found at the site, but also amphora stoppers, ceramic whorls, table and kitchen pottery, dolia and a stone object. Most amphorae were of the Lamboglia 2 type. Dressel 6A, Dressel 2-4, Porto Recanati and Ostia XXIII amphorae were also found. According to ceramic finds, goods arrived at Salamun from the western Adriatic coast, the Aegean and African areas. According to ceramic finds, the site is a classic ancient site on the eastern Adriatic coast.