La ville de Pompéi, ensevelie par l’éruption du Vésuve en 79 de notre ère, joue le rôle de témoin de la société romaine de la fin du Ier siècle ap. J.-C. : sa structure sociale, son cadre de vie, sa vie économique, agricole et artisanale. Parmi les activités artisanales, la production céramique est paradoxalement méconnue car les découvertes sont anciennes et mal documentées. Les objets en céramique, de par leur matière d’origine, l’argile (matériau non recyclable) constituent la majorité des découvertes faites lors des fouilles archéologiques. Ces objets, de différentes formes, avaient toutes sortes d’usage : vaisselle pour la préparation, la cuisson, le service et la consommation des denrées liquides et solides ; vases de transport (ampho...
The workshop of la Muette, on the left bank of the river Saône, on the quay Saint-Vincent, was excav...
This doctoral thesis deals with the sites and different stages of ceramic production in the Gulf of ...
International audienceDie Keramikerzeugung im Fürstensitz von Bourges (dép. Cher) zwischen dem Ende ...
The city of Pompeii, destroyed by an eruption of the Vesuvius in AD 79, offers a picture of the Roma...
A pottery workshop of the first cent. A.D. at Mandelieu (A.-M.). An excavation of urgency conducted ...
The discovery of 13 centres of pottery production in Crete reveals the dynamic nature of workshop ac...
Depuis le XXe siècle, les archéologues et les historiens se sont intéressés à l’emplacement des site...
A center of production of pottery was discovered in the Vicus Augustum (Aoste, Isère). It contains 5...
International audienceThe workshop of la Muette, on the left bank of the river Saône, on the quay Sa...
The present article provides chemical, paleontological and mineralogical data obtained during an arc...
The Via Lepanto site is one of the best examples showing how the Vesuvian region was partially recon...
International audienceSince the 1970s there have been several topographical studies of Pompeii, whic...
The workshop of la Muette, on the left bank of the river Saône, on the quay Saint-Vincent, was excav...
This doctoral thesis deals with the sites and different stages of ceramic production in the Gulf of ...
International audienceDie Keramikerzeugung im Fürstensitz von Bourges (dép. Cher) zwischen dem Ende ...
The city of Pompeii, destroyed by an eruption of the Vesuvius in AD 79, offers a picture of the Roma...
A pottery workshop of the first cent. A.D. at Mandelieu (A.-M.). An excavation of urgency conducted ...
The discovery of 13 centres of pottery production in Crete reveals the dynamic nature of workshop ac...
Depuis le XXe siècle, les archéologues et les historiens se sont intéressés à l’emplacement des site...
A center of production of pottery was discovered in the Vicus Augustum (Aoste, Isère). It contains 5...
International audienceThe workshop of la Muette, on the left bank of the river Saône, on the quay Sa...
The present article provides chemical, paleontological and mineralogical data obtained during an arc...
The Via Lepanto site is one of the best examples showing how the Vesuvian region was partially recon...
International audienceSince the 1970s there have been several topographical studies of Pompeii, whic...
The workshop of la Muette, on the left bank of the river Saône, on the quay Saint-Vincent, was excav...
This doctoral thesis deals with the sites and different stages of ceramic production in the Gulf of ...
International audienceDie Keramikerzeugung im Fürstensitz von Bourges (dép. Cher) zwischen dem Ende ...