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Glazed Pottery Production at Ganos

Anatolia Antiqua, 1995
Armstrong Pamela, Günsenin Nergis. Glazed Pottery Production at Ganos. In: Anatolia Antiqua, Tome 3, 1995. pp. 179-201.
Armstrong, Pamela, Günsenin, Nergis
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THE BEGINNINGS OF TIN‐OPACIFICATION OF POTTERY GLAZES

Archaeometry, 1997
A multidisciplinary programme of research on the glazed ceramics of the Islamic world has been focused on questions of their dating, provenance and technology. One particular question has been the development of tin‐opacified glazes, and the nature of glaze opacification generally in the Islamic world.
R. B. MASON, M. S. TITE
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The Medieval Glazed Pottery of Lazio

Papers of the British School at Rome, 1967
Medieval archaeology in the sense of a field study involving controlled excavation is in its infancy in Italy. Scarcely a dozen excavations have been carried out with the recovery of information about the middle ages as their primary objective and little attention has been paid to the material remains of everyday life.
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London Tin-Glazed Pottery

2008
London Archaeologist, 1 (3), 57 ...
Bloice, Brian, Thorn, James Copland
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Mössbauer spectroscopic study on glaze of pottery

Hyperfine Interactions, 1994
Iron-barium glaze was prepared from commercially available materials for ceramic arts and from chemical reagents, and investigated by means of Mossbauer spectroscopy and an electron probe micro analyzer (EPMA). Mossbauer spectra showed a doublet of paramagnetic high-spin Fe(II) and Fe(III) incorporated into aluminosilicate, and the magnetically-split ...
Kazutoyo Endo, Hiroshi Haruta, Chikako Honda, Motomi Katada, Hiromichi Nakahara, Masami Nakada, Masakatsu Saeki, Yasuyuki Aratono   +7 more
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Glazed pottery

Proceedings of the International School of Physics “Enrico Fermi”
The first glazed ...
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Reflection properties of the ‘silvery glaze’ on the green glaze of Chinese traditional potteries

Journal of Optics A: Pure and Applied Optics, 2008
Based on experimental data we propose an optical multilayer model to investigate the 'silvery glaze' (SG) on the surface of the green glaze (GG) of Chinese traditional potteries (CTPs) and calculate the reflective and average reflective spectra for visible and infrared light.
Peilin Liang, Xiangbo Yang, Wei Hu, Lijun Wu   +3 more
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Leaching of arsenic from glazed and nonglazed potteries into foods

Science of The Total Environment, 2016
Potteries are traditionally used for cooking and storing foods in Turkey, the Mediterranean, and Middle East regions. Leaching of inorganic arsenic into the traditional white bean dish cooked in pottery has been determined for the first time in the literature.
Çiftçi T.D., Henden E.
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Heterogeneous distribution of metal nanocrystals in glazes of historical pottery

Applied Surface Science, 2002
It has been recently shown that lustre decoration of medieval and renaissance pottery consists of silver and copper nanocrystals, dispersed within the glassy matrix of the ceramic glaze. Lustre surfaces show peculiar optical effects such as metallic reflection and iridescence. In many cases, lustre appears overlapped to colored drawings. Here we report
I. Borgia, B. Brunetti, I. Mariani, A. Sgamellotti, F. Cariati, P. Fermo, M. Mellini, C. Viti, G. Padeletti   +8 more
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Transparent Glazing of Traditional Kınık Potteries (Bilecik-Turkey) with Boron Oxide Bearing Glaze

Key Engineering Materials, 2004
In this study, a new glaze composition has been developed for Kinik's potters, as a subsitute for a traditional lead containing glaze. The result of dissolution test showed that the amount of lead contamination was 16.24 ppm, which is three times higher than the allowed value in Turkish Porcelain Tableware Standards (TS 10850).
Işık, İskender, Erdinç, M.E.
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