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, 2016
The relationship between forming techniques and orientation of the components of ceramic materials in the context of pottery technology has long been recognized and used for identification of the techniques employed to create archaeological ceramics. The
Richard Thér
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The relationship between forming techniques and orientation of the components of ceramic materials in the context of pottery technology has long been recognized and used for identification of the techniques employed to create archaeological ceramics. The
Richard Thér
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THE FIRST WHEELMADE POTTERY AT LERNA: Wheel-Thrown or Wheel-Fashioned?
, 2022M. Choleva
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, 2016
Variability in clay processing recipes for pottery is still at a descriptive stage as far as prehistoric contexts are concerned. This paper intends to go beyond our traditional limits, based on the best-documented case for prehistory, the Bell Beaker ...
L. Salanova +5 more
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Variability in clay processing recipes for pottery is still at a descriptive stage as far as prehistoric contexts are concerned. This paper intends to go beyond our traditional limits, based on the best-documented case for prehistory, the Bell Beaker ...
L. Salanova +5 more
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, 2016
We present the first full archaeometrical study of Kushan-Sassanian pottery from the Buddhist monastic complexes at Kara Tepe (Termez, Uzbekistan), recovered both in the pottery workshop and in the monastery, using a combination of analytical methods ...
Evanthia Tsantini +4 more
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We present the first full archaeometrical study of Kushan-Sassanian pottery from the Buddhist monastic complexes at Kara Tepe (Termez, Uzbekistan), recovered both in the pottery workshop and in the monastery, using a combination of analytical methods ...
Evanthia Tsantini +4 more
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2015
CAPITOLO IN LINGUA INGLESE SULLA PRODUZIONE CERAMICA ETRUSCA DALL'VIII SECOLO AL II SECOLO A.C.
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CAPITOLO IN LINGUA INGLESE SULLA PRODUZIONE CERAMICA ETRUSCA DALL'VIII SECOLO AL II SECOLO A.C.
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, 2015
A group of the late 12th–13th century Byzantine pottery glazes, mostly related to Zeuxippus Ware Type pottery from the Kusadasi Kadikalesi/Anaia site in western Anatolia, was characterized non-destructively using Raman spectrometry. SEM–EDX was also used
Burcu Kırmızı +2 more
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A group of the late 12th–13th century Byzantine pottery glazes, mostly related to Zeuxippus Ware Type pottery from the Kusadasi Kadikalesi/Anaia site in western Anatolia, was characterized non-destructively using Raman spectrometry. SEM–EDX was also used
Burcu Kırmızı +2 more
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, 2015
A report on the 15-16th century locally produced pottery at Dun Eistean, Ness, Lewis. This is the largest and best-dated assemblage of this period from the Hebrides.
E. Campbell
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A report on the 15-16th century locally produced pottery at Dun Eistean, Ness, Lewis. This is the largest and best-dated assemblage of this period from the Hebrides.
E. Campbell
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Ceramic technology. How to reconstruct and describe pottery-forming practices
Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, 2020Richard Thér
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2012
It is hard to conceive of a household in the Roman Empire that could make do without pottery – for the storing of foodstuffs, the cooking and serving of meals, the drinking of wine and other beverages, etc. Artifacts of glass and metal were used for similar purposes, and they were presumably more prestigious than their ceramic counterparts ...
MALFITANA, DANIELE, Poblome J., Lund J.
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It is hard to conceive of a household in the Roman Empire that could make do without pottery – for the storing of foodstuffs, the cooking and serving of meals, the drinking of wine and other beverages, etc. Artifacts of glass and metal were used for similar purposes, and they were presumably more prestigious than their ceramic counterparts ...
MALFITANA, DANIELE, Poblome J., Lund J.
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Adsorption characteristics of white pottery clay towards Pb(II), Cu(II), and Cd(II)
Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 2020Gang Li +4 more
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