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RESEARCH PRODUCT
La céramique façonnée au tour : témoin privilégié de la diffusion des techniques au Hallstatt D2-D3 et à La Tène A-B1
Laurence AugierInès BalzerDavid BardelSylvie DeffressigneEric BertrandFelix FleischerSabine Hoper-hagmannMichaël LandoltChristine Mennessier-jouannetClémence MègeMuriel Roth-zehnerMarion SaurelClaudia TappertGisela Thierrin-michaelNicolas TikonoffMireille RuffieuxMarieke Van Essubject
Europe[SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistorycéramique du ferdescription
In recent years a series of studies made it possible to characterize the productions of thin walled pottery traditionally identified by the term “wheel-turned pottery”. The establishment of regional typologies and the realisation of petrographic analyses helped to determine these technical groups which seem to have appeared in the northern alpine zone at Hallstatt D2-D3. Today we are able to compare the results of these selected analyses and draw a temporary conclusion illuminating the context of acquisition of the potter’s wheel and its assimilation by different cultural groups within a wide spread geographical area comprising contrasting landscapes between the centre of France and the Czech Republic.
| year | journal | country | edition | language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2013-01-01 |