In the present paper 71 fragments of Punic pottery (IV-III century B.C.) coming from Tharros (western Sardinia, Italy) were studied from an archaeometric point of view. The main objectives of this study was to distinguish local and imported productions. To this purpose both ceramics and local clay raw materials were taken into consideration. The following investigation techniques were used : optical microscopy, x-ray diffractometry, x-ray fluorescence spectrometry, thermal analyses, scanning electron microscopy, granulometric analyses. Pétrographie and chemical analyses pointed out the existence of three different types of bodies, among which the most consistent includes about 85% of the examined sherds. This type of body can be retained as...
A set of 20 ceramic samples was autoptically selected from the numerous findings recovered from the ...
A set of 37 overfired ceramic samples was collected from the dump of two kilns sited in the producti...
none4The project of study of the necropolis of Valle Trebba in Spina, coordinated by the Chair of Et...
In the present paper 71 Fragments of Punic pottery (IV-III century B.C.) coming from Tharros (easter...
The present archaeometric study of the Punic black-gloss ware found at the \u201cRoman Temple\u201d ...
Fifty ceramic sherds of Roman Coarse Ware collected in the Forum of Cumae have been characterized fr...
Analisi archeometrica su ceramiche di età arcaica da Cartagine, Sardegna, Spagna e Ischia finalizzat...
The focus of this work is the archaeometric investigation of ceramic wasters found in a dump in the ...
Mineralogical and petrographical studies on 23 ancient pottery fragments of terra sigillata from anc...
Ethnoarchaeometry can be used to test assumptions in ceramic provenance studies. Within the Late Rom...
A complete visual, mineralogical, textural, chemical and statistical study is presented of thirty ce...
The study on Punic terracotta elements excavated from the archaeological site of Mozia refers to som...
The aim of this study is to setup a first chemical database that could represent the starting point ...
Punic black-glazed pottery is widely distributed in Sardinia during the 3rd century BC and in the ea...
<p>This paper focuses on pottery manufacture and use at the site of S’Uraki (west central Sardinia) ...
A set of 20 ceramic samples was autoptically selected from the numerous findings recovered from the ...
A set of 37 overfired ceramic samples was collected from the dump of two kilns sited in the producti...
none4The project of study of the necropolis of Valle Trebba in Spina, coordinated by the Chair of Et...
In the present paper 71 Fragments of Punic pottery (IV-III century B.C.) coming from Tharros (easter...
The present archaeometric study of the Punic black-gloss ware found at the \u201cRoman Temple\u201d ...
Fifty ceramic sherds of Roman Coarse Ware collected in the Forum of Cumae have been characterized fr...
Analisi archeometrica su ceramiche di età arcaica da Cartagine, Sardegna, Spagna e Ischia finalizzat...
The focus of this work is the archaeometric investigation of ceramic wasters found in a dump in the ...
Mineralogical and petrographical studies on 23 ancient pottery fragments of terra sigillata from anc...
Ethnoarchaeometry can be used to test assumptions in ceramic provenance studies. Within the Late Rom...
A complete visual, mineralogical, textural, chemical and statistical study is presented of thirty ce...
The study on Punic terracotta elements excavated from the archaeological site of Mozia refers to som...
The aim of this study is to setup a first chemical database that could represent the starting point ...
Punic black-glazed pottery is widely distributed in Sardinia during the 3rd century BC and in the ea...
<p>This paper focuses on pottery manufacture and use at the site of S’Uraki (west central Sardinia) ...
A set of 20 ceramic samples was autoptically selected from the numerous findings recovered from the ...
A set of 37 overfired ceramic samples was collected from the dump of two kilns sited in the producti...
none4The project of study of the necropolis of Valle Trebba in Spina, coordinated by the Chair of Et...