Fe3+ in pottery: Distinction of the use for cooking and production parameters

Discrimination and Provenances of Phoenician Red Slip Ware Using both the Solid State Electrochemistry and Petrographic Analyses

“…Pottery can be considered of particular interest by their relative abundance compared to other finds types in archaeological sites. Its manufacturing is influenced by several factors, namely, temperature, duration, and reducing/oxidizing conditions of firing [8][9][10], defining a technological fingerprint for each production [11][12][13][14][15].…”

“…Pottery characterization is made from optical and electron microscopies, elemental analysis, thermal analysis, X‐ray diffraction, infrared and Raman spectroscopies, among other techniques, yielding the essential information on the provenance and technology of the archaeological samples . One frequent problem in field archaeology is the discrimination between different types of pottery when it is recovered from the site in fragmented state and/or when there is no well‐defined stratigraphy and/or when productions from different provenances are accumulated in the same site.…”

O material da cultura : análises arqueométricas da cerâmica arqueológica da T. I. Koatinemo, Pará

“…Na arqueologia brasileira, vários autores realizaram trabalhos importantes e influentes de arqueometria em material cerâmico como: Appoloni et al 1997;Appoloni, 2015;Mangueira et al 2016;Silva et al 2005; Hartmann et al 2007;Faria et al 2002;Melquiades et al 2010;Rizzutto et al 2007;Goulart, 2004;Costa et al 1991;Coelho et al 1996;Costa & Kern, 1999;Kern & Costa, 2001;Costa et al 2002;Costa et al 2006Costa et al , 2009Kern et al 2009;Scorzelli et al 1999;Scorzelli 2001;Alves, 1988Alves, , 1997Alves & Girardi, 1989;Middleton, 1997;Goulart et al 2006;Figueiredo, 2008;Milheira et al 2009;Magalhães, 2015;Bastos, 2016.…”