From a team-work between the Chemical Department of University \u201cLa Sapienza\u201d of Rome and the Archaeological Superintendence of Rome has been possible to realize some complex archaeometrical analysis on a group of samples of renaissance majolica and on four samples of clay from probable quarry in the neighbourhood of Rome. The finality of the research is to understand if these different types of majolica productions with different decoration were made in the Roman area or were imported from other Italian centres
Oggetto di questa comunicazione è un nucleo di materiali rinvenuto nel corso di scavi e restauri ope...
An archaeometric study of all the Roman millstones preserved today in the National Archaeological Mu...
Part of a research program on cultural heritage aimed to elucidate the production of ceramic artifac...
The present research concerns a comparative study between the chemical and mineralogical composition...
The results of an archaeometric trial study performed on an important finding of Renaissance maiolic...
This work focused on the study of decorated pottery dated back to the 16th century from the Roman ar...
This work focused on the study of decorated pottery dated back to the 16th century from the Roman ar...
The results of an archaeometric trial study performed on an important finding of Renaissance maiolic...
Petrographic and chemical analyses of the “ceramic body” of 114 majolica artefacts manufactured in S...
The present research concerns a comparative study between the chemical and mineralogical composition...
The focus of this work is the archaeometric investigation of ceramic wasters found in a dump in the ...
The paper resumes the situation of ongoing archaeometric studies about Hellenistic and Roman ceramic...
Fifty ceramic sherds of Roman Coarse Ware collected in the Forum of Cumae have been characterized fr...
The paper presents some results on terra Sigillata; the research is part of a wider archaeological p...
Renaissance lustred majolica shards from Gubbio and Deruta (Central Italy) were investigated in orde...
Oggetto di questa comunicazione è un nucleo di materiali rinvenuto nel corso di scavi e restauri ope...
An archaeometric study of all the Roman millstones preserved today in the National Archaeological Mu...
Part of a research program on cultural heritage aimed to elucidate the production of ceramic artifac...
The present research concerns a comparative study between the chemical and mineralogical composition...
The results of an archaeometric trial study performed on an important finding of Renaissance maiolic...
This work focused on the study of decorated pottery dated back to the 16th century from the Roman ar...
This work focused on the study of decorated pottery dated back to the 16th century from the Roman ar...
The results of an archaeometric trial study performed on an important finding of Renaissance maiolic...
Petrographic and chemical analyses of the “ceramic body” of 114 majolica artefacts manufactured in S...
The present research concerns a comparative study between the chemical and mineralogical composition...
The focus of this work is the archaeometric investigation of ceramic wasters found in a dump in the ...
The paper resumes the situation of ongoing archaeometric studies about Hellenistic and Roman ceramic...
Fifty ceramic sherds of Roman Coarse Ware collected in the Forum of Cumae have been characterized fr...
The paper presents some results on terra Sigillata; the research is part of a wider archaeological p...
Renaissance lustred majolica shards from Gubbio and Deruta (Central Italy) were investigated in orde...
Oggetto di questa comunicazione è un nucleo di materiali rinvenuto nel corso di scavi e restauri ope...
An archaeometric study of all the Roman millstones preserved today in the National Archaeological Mu...
Part of a research program on cultural heritage aimed to elucidate the production of ceramic artifac...