The thesis is based on a scientific analysis of one pottery group, which comes from new archaeological research of Mursa, carried out between 2001 – 2014 on six sites in the area of the University Campus and Obrtnička škola in Osijek. The theme of thesis Thin – Walled Pottery from Roman Mursa has been chosen from the tendency of gaining new information related to the early stages of Mursa, which are more specifically related to the period before the founding of the colony. This aspect of history is faintly investigated, generally in the area of Pannonia Inferior, because most of the early strata were destroyed by the activities of later periods. A total of 740 findings are divided into 34 groups based on their fabric, which has later created divisions based on the pottery production areas related to northern Italic, Hispanic, Gallic, Germanic and Pannonian workshops as well as pottery manufacturing center in Mursa. In a separate category, the findings of undefined centers of production are presented, which at the moment cannot be precisely defined but according to the findings arising from all the analyzed material, this group is probably related to the workshops of northern and middle Italic as well as Pannonian regions. The earliest finding are linked precisely to the imported material which certainly started in the 1st century BC., evident from the findings of beakers found at the University of Education in the late La Tène strata. Precisely these findings testify to the commercial activities that have taken place with the local indigenous population of Mursa before Roman military conquests. With impoted material, especially from the northern Italic areas, from the Julio - Claudian period, and during the peak of trade in the Flavian period, specifically in the reign of the emperors Vespasian and Domitian, is associated with the determination and the establishment of Roman military camps on the Danube Limes. At the same time, the influence of the southern Pannonian workshop centers is strengthening, of which Syrmium occupies a major role by distributing its products north of the Danube River and also in the continental part of the provinces of Panonnia and Noricum. At the end of the 1st century AD. the amount of import material of thin – walled pottery is greatly reduced, and the reason is local production. At the site of Faculty of Agriculture pottery kilns were found, which are a direct reflection of local production. They were located within the facilities of an artisan - mercant character that were placed along one of the main city roads (decumanus). The production of thin – walled pottery is based on the forms of beakers which were produced in Gaelic and Germanic areas and in the centers of the Rhine Valley. These are forms of spherical beakers and beaker with concave recesses which are covered in coating with clay particles on the outer surface of the walls. Pannonian types are also represent by a reduction – fired conical beakers, known in other sites in Pannonia and eastern provinces – Dacia and Moesia. These beakers are for the first time in this thesis introduced to a group of thin – walled pottery which is based on its technological features as well as form that determined the very function of these vessels. Apart from the typological and chronological determination of findings and research of their provenance that have pointed to the economic flow during different periods in this part of the Roman Empire, the dissertation has reconstructed certain life aspects of Mursa form which are of special importance those related to her earliest stages.