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Comparing terracotta and earthenware for multiple functionalities in microbial fuel cells
Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering, 2013 The properties of earthenware and terracotta were investigated in terms of structural integrity and ion conductivity, in two microbial fuel cell (MFC) designs. Parameters such as wall thickness (4, 8, 18 mm), porosity and cathode hydration were analysed.
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The Phenomenon of Terracotta: Architectural Terracottas
2015The Etruscan decorative spirit found one of its most impressive expressions in the roofs of baked clay that adorned houses and public buildings beginning in the third quarter of the seventh century bc. Thanks largely to the important excavations at Acquarossa near Viterbo and Poggio Civitate (Murlo) near Siena, an astounding assortment of terracotta
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ARCHITECTURAL TERRACOTTAS AND THE HISTORIAN
2019Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference held at the University of Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli” and the National Archaeological Museum in Naples (March 15-17, 2018).
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A Greek Terracotta Head and the "Corinthian" School of Terracotta Sculpture
American Journal of Archaeology, 1948UR knowledge of monumental terracotta sculpture in archaic Greece has of late been considerably enlarged. More and more examples, ranging from half lifeto life-size have come to light in different parts of Greece and have shown that our old theory that this material was rarely used in Greece for large sculptures was not correct.
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Arsenic Toxicity From the Ingestion of Terracotta Pottery
Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2022Eddie Garcia
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