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Effects of a virtual reality-based pottery making approach on junior high school students’ creativity and learning engagement

Interactive Learning Environments, 2021
Pottery making in technology education aims to foster students’ practical and creative ability. In a typical pottery making class, students receive the teacher’s instruction on the fundamental techniques used in pottery making and have opportunities to ...
Jueqi Guan, Liangyan Wang, Qu Chen, Kai Jin, Gwo-jen Hwang   +4 more
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Pottery funtion. A use alteration perspective

Boletín de Antropología, 2020
Introduction. Ethnoarchaeology and Experimental Archaeology Defined. Pottery Use-Alteration. The Pottery Use-Alteration Study. Absorbed Residues. Use-Alteration: Surface Attrition. Use-Alteration: Carbon Deposition. Concluding Comments. Index.
James M. Skibo
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The Medieval Pottery And Pottery Of Ancient Termez

The American Journal of Interdisciplinary Innovations and Research, 2020
The article provides scientific information about pottery, one of the medieval crafts of Old Termez, pottery, pottery workshops and their structure, the findings of archeological excavations in recent years and their characteristics of data are given.
Z.E. Kholiqov, M.A. Temirova
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Multielemental and Chemical Characterization of Eneolithic Petresti Painted Pottery from the Alba Iulia-Lumea Noua Archaeological Site, Romania

Analytical Letters, 2019
This study aims to investigate the chemical composition of nineteen painted pottery fragments belonging to the Eneolithic Petresti culture in order to identify the relationship between the ceramic artifacts and potential clay sources located in the ...
A. Bințințan, M. Gligor, C. Radulescu, I. Dulama, Radu Lucian Olteanu, S. Teodorescu, R. Stirbescu, I. Bucurica   +7 more
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Computer-Assisted Orientation and Drawing of Archaeological Pottery

ACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage, 2018
Archaeologists spend considerable time orienting and drawing ceramic fragments by hand for documentation, to infer their manufacture, the nature of the discovery site and its chronology, and to develop hypotheses about commercial and cultural exchanges ...
Josef Wilczek, F. Monna, A. Jébrane, C. L. Chazal, Nicolas Navarro, Sébastien Couette, Carmela Chateau Smith   +6 more
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The Timing and Behavioral Context of the Late-Pleistocene Adoption of Ceramics in Greater East and Northeast Asia and the First People (Without Pottery) in the Americas

PaleoAmerica, 2018
Scholars have suggested that late Pleistocene foragers in greater East and Northeast Asia adopted pottery, but the chronology and behavioral contexts of pottery adoption are debated. This review evaluates those cases and debates, and places them into the
F. Iizuka
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Identification of Pottery-Forming Techniques using Quantitative Analysis of the Orientation of Inclusions and Voids in Thin Sections

, 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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What are large‐scale Archaeometric programmes for? Bell beaker pottery and societies from the third millennium BC in Western Europe

, 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, M. P. Prieto-Martinez, X. Clop-García, Fabien Convertini, Óscar Lantes-Suárez, A. Martinez‐Cortizas   +5 more
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THE FIRST WHEELMADE POTTERY AT LERNA: Wheel-Thrown or Wheel-Fashioned?

, 2022
M. Choleva
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Pottery Production in the Buddhist Communities in Central Asia: The Kushan‐Sassanian Pottery Workshop of Kara Tepe (Termez, Uzbekistan)

, 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, V. M. Ferreras, E. A. Gil, J. M. G. Esparraguera, S. Pidaev   +4 more
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