The aim of this paper is to present a project recently set up at the Free University of Berlin (Institute of Classical Archaeology) concerning the creation of a chemical data bank of archaeological ceramics produced in Italy (with particular reference to the classical age, but also including data on ceramics of medieval times). The core part of such data bank consists of chemical data (X-ray fluorescence method) obtained in the past at the \uabLaboratoire de C\ue9ramologie\ubb of Lyon (M. Picon) and data acquired by chemical analyses carried out at the \uabArbeitsgruppe Archaometrie\ubb of Berlin (projects by G. Olcese)
The title of this PhD thesis, “Archaeometric study of post-medieval ceramic materials”, focuses the...
This work focused on the study of decorated pottery dated back to the 16th century from the Roman ar...
Production patterns of pottery in El Bierzo region of NW Spain have been studied through an archaeom...
The aim of this paper is to present a project recently set up at the Free University of Berlin (Inst...
Analisi archeometrica su ceramiche di età arcaica da Cartagine, Sardegna, Spagna e Ischia finalizzat...
In the archaeological record the ceramic remnants are among the strongest materials since their orig...
The aim of this paper is to provide an update to the debate concerning the production technology of ...
The present work studies proto-historic pottery from Terramare Bronze Age settlements in the Po Pla...
The aim of this study is to setup a first chemical database that could represent the starting point ...
The identification of the provenance of ancient potteries as well the raw materials employed in diff...
Apulian red-figured pottery, one of the most important examples of ceramic handcraft prod...
A set of 20 ceramic samples was autoptically selected from the numerous findings recovered from the ...
(fifth to fourth century BC) coming from Taranto (Italy) was analyzed by a multi-technique approach...
In this contribute we present an archaeometric study carried out by non-destructive method on a sele...
An archaeometric study on Apulian red figure pottery from the collection “Giuseppe and Francesco Ca...
The title of this PhD thesis, “Archaeometric study of post-medieval ceramic materials”, focuses the...
This work focused on the study of decorated pottery dated back to the 16th century from the Roman ar...
Production patterns of pottery in El Bierzo region of NW Spain have been studied through an archaeom...
The aim of this paper is to present a project recently set up at the Free University of Berlin (Inst...
Analisi archeometrica su ceramiche di età arcaica da Cartagine, Sardegna, Spagna e Ischia finalizzat...
In the archaeological record the ceramic remnants are among the strongest materials since their orig...
The aim of this paper is to provide an update to the debate concerning the production technology of ...
The present work studies proto-historic pottery from Terramare Bronze Age settlements in the Po Pla...
The aim of this study is to setup a first chemical database that could represent the starting point ...
The identification of the provenance of ancient potteries as well the raw materials employed in diff...
Apulian red-figured pottery, one of the most important examples of ceramic handcraft prod...
A set of 20 ceramic samples was autoptically selected from the numerous findings recovered from the ...
(fifth to fourth century BC) coming from Taranto (Italy) was analyzed by a multi-technique approach...
In this contribute we present an archaeometric study carried out by non-destructive method on a sele...
An archaeometric study on Apulian red figure pottery from the collection “Giuseppe and Francesco Ca...
The title of this PhD thesis, “Archaeometric study of post-medieval ceramic materials”, focuses the...
This work focused on the study of decorated pottery dated back to the 16th century from the Roman ar...
Production patterns of pottery in El Bierzo region of NW Spain have been studied through an archaeom...