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3 juillet 2023
- doi: 10.4000/books.africae.5725
- eisbn: 9782493207104
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Lara Maritan et al., « II.4 Ceramic Laboratory Analyses », Africae, ID : 10.4000/books.africae.5725
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The archaeometric study of ancient ceramic materials is often based on the use of different analytical techniques, typical of hard science (e.g. Maritan 2019). Methods that are normally selected depend on both the type of ceramic itself (coarse—versus fine-grained body), and the archaeological issues to be solved (Gliozzo 2020). Results from various types of analysis are often integrated within the same research to reconstruct the specific stages of the ceramic “life”, from the raw materials’...