This paper reports on finds of greenish, partially bluish and red glazed furnace fragments from 3rd millennium ВС copper smelting sites at Feinan and at Timna, Wadi Arabah which, due to their geographic location, could have been of significance for the production of glazes in Egypt (" Egyptian faience" '). The weathered glazes consist of Ca-Al- siliceous glass originally high in alkalis, the latter extracted by leaching over the millennia. The presently observed green color is due to minor concentrations of divalent copper; the color is considered to have been blue originally, with changes to green due to weathering processes. Glaze formation is the result of furnace-constructions using locally available calcareous sandstone, which during s...
The aim of this honors project was to discern the difference between how various types of copper rea...
AbstractWe present a detailed description of the layered structure developing in the walls of Egypti...
The application of glazes on pottery became common in Western Europe from the late 12th century / ea...
It has long been assumed that lead glazing technology preceded glassmaking in the Western world and ...
The first controlled use of fire in metallurgy dates from the eighth millennium ВС, when native copp...
International audienceEs wurde angenommen, dass die Technologie der Bleiglasur der Glasherstellung i...
It is demonstrated that workable metallic copper can be produced by a simple two-stage process from ...
The present study focuses on technological developments in the history of glass technology. I select...
We present a detailed description of the layered structure developing in the walls of Egyptian Late ...
Mineral soda alumina (m-Na-Al) glass is a common glass production group found around the Indo-Pacifi...
Copper red monochrome glazes, although rare, came to prominence in China during the Ming Dynasty and...
International audienceThis paper presents the results of comprehensive geochemical analysis of exper...
In this thesis, the fabrication technology of Roman lead glazes were examined using a number of mate...
The application of glazes on pottery became common in Western Europe from the late 12th century / ea...
The scholarly quest for the origins of metallurgy has focused on a broad region from the Balkans to ...
The aim of this honors project was to discern the difference between how various types of copper rea...
AbstractWe present a detailed description of the layered structure developing in the walls of Egypti...
The application of glazes on pottery became common in Western Europe from the late 12th century / ea...
It has long been assumed that lead glazing technology preceded glassmaking in the Western world and ...
The first controlled use of fire in metallurgy dates from the eighth millennium ВС, when native copp...
International audienceEs wurde angenommen, dass die Technologie der Bleiglasur der Glasherstellung i...
It is demonstrated that workable metallic copper can be produced by a simple two-stage process from ...
The present study focuses on technological developments in the history of glass technology. I select...
We present a detailed description of the layered structure developing in the walls of Egyptian Late ...
Mineral soda alumina (m-Na-Al) glass is a common glass production group found around the Indo-Pacifi...
Copper red monochrome glazes, although rare, came to prominence in China during the Ming Dynasty and...
International audienceThis paper presents the results of comprehensive geochemical analysis of exper...
In this thesis, the fabrication technology of Roman lead glazes were examined using a number of mate...
The application of glazes on pottery became common in Western Europe from the late 12th century / ea...
The scholarly quest for the origins of metallurgy has focused on a broad region from the Balkans to ...
The aim of this honors project was to discern the difference between how various types of copper rea...
AbstractWe present a detailed description of the layered structure developing in the walls of Egypti...
The application of glazes on pottery became common in Western Europe from the late 12th century / ea...