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Social and technological changes in the ceramic production of the Northern Levant during the LBA/IA transition: New evidence about the Sea People iss…

2019

Abstract The transition from the Late Bronze Age (LBA) to the Iron Age (IA) in the Levant is marked by the collapse of the Egyptian and Hittite empires, which dominated the political scene of the 14th–13th century BCE. The role of the Sea People, groups of migrants who were defeated by the Egyptian king Ramses III around 1175 BCE, is the focal point concerning this period. After the collapse of the LBA empires, written sources disappeared, and the archaeologists’ primary tool to define cultural processes is to analyze the evolution of pottery. Because of this, studies about the distribution of Aegeanizing ceramic production, considered here to have derived from the Sea People culture, can p…

Pigments010506 paleontologyArcheologyHistoryHistoryPetrographyLBAHuman Factors and ErgonomicsAncient history01 natural sciencesArchaeometryArchaeological sciencePetrographyPoliticsHittite languageBronze Age0601 history and archaeology0105 earth and related environmental sciencesSea People060102 archaeologyIA06 humanities and the artslanguage.human_languageIron AgeTell Afis; Sea People; Petrography; Pigments; Archaeometry; LBA; IAlanguagePeriod (geology)Tell AfisPotteryJournal of Anthropological Archaeology
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Schede materiali bronzei e ceramici nn.24-26, 80-84

2019

Schede di alcuni reperti in terracotta e in bronzo (lucerne, ceramica fine da mensa e un incensiere) provenienti da Pompei e da Torre del Greco, relativi alle donazioni che i Borbone fecero al Museo della Regia Università di Palermo, esposti nella Mostra “Palermo capitale del Regno. I Borbone e l’archeologia a Palermo, Napoli e Pompei”, Museo Archeologico Regionale A. Salinas, Palermo, 1/12/2018 – 30/06/2019. Catalogue of lamps, fine tableware and an incense burner from Pompeii and Torre del Greco, relating to the 'Donazioni borboniche' to the Museum of the University of Palermo, in the exhibition “Palermo capitale del Regno. I Borbone e l’archeologia a Palermo, Napoli e Pompei”, Museo Arch…

Pompeian pottery and bronzes BorboniSettore L-ANT/07 - Archeologia Classica
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Speciation studies of iron in ancient pots from Sicily (Italy)

2011

Abstract Manufacture technology involves several aspects of pottery making, such as the type and the atmosphere of firing to obtain the finished item. During the firing of clay, at different environment of the oven, different compounds of iron (Fe(II) and Fe(III)) are formed and this is the reason for a different color of the ceramic body. Despite the great interest in this field, no works are devoted to the study the speciation of iron in ancient ceramics. The proposed method, even if considered destructive by archaeologists, allows the speciation of iron, using quantity of sample in the order of milligram. In order to achieve information about their firing conditions, thirty-nine pottery …

Pottery Speciation Iron ICP-OESmedia_common.quotation_subjectMetallurgyMineralogySettore CHIM/12 - Chimica Dell'Ambiente E Dei Beni Culturalilanguage.human_languageAnalytical ChemistrySpeciationlanguagePotterySicilianSpectroscopyGeologymedia_commonMicrochemical Journal
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Ceramics, Marbles and Stones in the Light of Neutrons: Characterization by Various Neutron Methods

2016

In this chapter we give a brief overview of neutron based analytical investigations applied to study archaeological ceramics, and different types of stones. Since the vast majority of archaeological objects are made of ceramics and various stones—all are of geological origin—, one of the key objectives of these studies to determine the origin of raw material. This research is called provenance research, and a wide range of neutron based methods are applicable in it. Following a very basic, user-oriented description of the methods, we introduce examples from our everyday practice. The examples are about provenance of prehistoric stone tools, about the sources of 4th–3rd c. B.C. millennium li…

PrehistoryArchaeological ceramicsProvenanceMaterials scienceMineralogyNeutronPotteryCeramics Marbles Stones NeutronsArchaeologySettore CHIM/02 - Chimica FisicaCharacterization (materials science)
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Material sources of the Roman brick-making industry in the I and II century A.D. from Regio IX, Regio XI and Alpes Cottiae

2015

International audience; Bricks, fine pottery, ceramic gears and tiles are among the human-made objects routinely recovered in archaeological documentation. Sites associated with early civilizations can provide thousands of samples from a single excavation. They come in endless varieties according to economic and social circumstances and, as debris can last almost forever, provide important clues about the past behaviours in human societies. Any information about the provenance of ceramics is highly valuable in archaeological analysis. In the case of Roman brick-making, the provenance and manufacture of clayey materials are usually interpreted only by studying stamps imprinted on the artefac…

ProvenanceBrickSettore AGR/13 - Chimica AgrariaMagnetismM•A•[H] stamp[SDU.STU]Sciences of the Universe [physics]/Earth SciencesExcavationRaw materialSesquipedalian brickArchaeologySoilIndustriaSettore AGR/14 - PedologiaRare earth elementSettore L-ANT/03 - Storia RomanaPotteryM center dot A center dot[H] stampRare earth elementsCrucial pointGeologyEarth-Surface Processes
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Reflections on the Other Side. A Southern Iberia Origin for the First Pottery Production of Northern Morocco?

2021

Archaeological works in Morocco (the Spanish-Moroccan team) were funded by a European Research Council Advanced Grant AGRIWESTMED (Origins and spread of agriculture in the western Mediterranean region) coordinated by L.P.-CH. Processing works were performed thanks to a IJCI-2016-27812 -Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities-Universidad de Granada, Juan de la Cierva-Incorporacion Agreement (2016, by RMMS), and by funding provided in the framework of project "Archaeobiology of the Neolithic of the Southern Iberian Peninsula" (NeArqBioSI) A-HUM-460-UGR18 by Consejeria de Economia, Conocimiento, Empresas y Universidad. FEDER Programme - Andalusian CouncilGranada University. Fi…

Radiocarbon datingEarly Neolithic010506 paleontologyArcheologySouthern Iberiaearly neolithicConservationprehistoric navigationFirst pottery productions01 natural sciencesPrehistòriaEducationlaw.inventionsouthern iberialaw0601 history and archaeologyRadiocarbon dating0105 earth and related environmental sciences060101 anthropologyfirst pottery productionsPrehistoric navigationradiocarbon datingnorthern morocco06 humanities and the artsNorthern MoroccoArchaeologyGeography5504.05 PrehistoriaArchaeologyPotteryCC1-960Open Archaeology
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Motivos decorativos monetales sobre dos fragmentos de sigillata hispánica de la ciudad romana de "Los Bañales" (Uncastillo, Zaragoza)

2012

Este estudio presenta dos nuevos fragmentos de sigillata hispánica con motivo monetal de Marco Aurelio procedentes de la ciudad romana de Los Bañales de Uncastillo (Zaragoza), en el corazón del territorio de los antiguos Vascones. Las piezas son contextualizadas, además, en el repertorio del recurso de las producciones hispánicas de Tricio –primero en época flavia y después, aparente y esporádicamente, durante el siglo II d. C.– a los motivos decorativos de raigambre numismática. Se ofrece, así mismo, una lectura interpretativa del recurso a este tipo de improntas en la producción de sigillata hispánica en los primeros años del reinado conjunto de Marco Aurelio y de Lucio Vero.

ReignArcheologymedia_common.quotation_subjectContext (language use)PotteryArtHabitHumanitiesHistoriamedia_commonSAGVNTVM. Papeles del Laboratorio de Arqueología de Valencia
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Le ceramiche attiche a figure nere dallo scarico di Grotta Vanella a Segesta: primi dati da una revisione

2017

Questo articolo esamina i frammenti di vasi attici a figure nere della cosiddetta Grotta Vanella deposito a Segesta, costituito da materiali scaricati dalla cima del Monte Barbaro, a nord Acropoli. Vengono indicate le forme, vengono esaminati i temi e le funzioni figurative delle navi e la distribuzione di alcuni tipi e classi di vasi in diverse fasi cronologiche. In assenza di dati stratigrafici, i dating sono stati stabiliti sulla base dell'attribuzione dei frammenti ai workshop o gruppi di pittori noti e, quando possibile, confrontati con reperti provenienti da contesti archeologici piuttosto datato. Per quanto riguarda i temi figurativi, sebbene il materiale frammentario abbia limitato …

Segesta black-figure pottery Attic potterySegesta ceramica a figure nere ceramica atticaSettore L-ANT/07 - Archeologia Classica
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Vasi attici a figure rosse da Segesta: i materiali dello scarico di Grotta Vanella

2020

Lo studio si propone di fornire un quadro di riferimento delle importazioni di vasi figurati attici a Segesta, analizzando artisti, forme e iconografia di questa produzione. I frammenti di vasi attici a figure rosse provengono dal cosiddetto deposito della Grotta Vanella a Segesta, che consiste di materiali scaricati dalla cima del Monte Barbaro, l'Acropoli del Nord. L'esame dei reperti ceramici ha mostrato una buona varietà di tipologie formali e la prevalenza di specifiche categorie funzionali dedicate al consumo di vino, che si riflette in altre classi ceramiche. La cronologia è stata stabilita sull'attribuzione di frammenti a laboratori o gruppi di pittori e dal confronto con reperti pr…

Segesta ceramica attica figure rosse.Settore L-ANT/07 - Archeologia ClassicaSegesta Attic pottery red-figure.
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INDIGENOUS TABLEWARE PRODUCTION DURING THE ARCHAIC PERIOD IN WESTERN SICILY: NEW RESULTS FROM PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS.

2010

Settore GEO/09 -Georis. Miner.e Appl.Mineral.-Petrogr. per l'Ambi.ed i B.Cult.Sicily pottery Archaic age petrography
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