Bouquillon Ceramic Heritage

Erscheinungsjahr 1997
ISBN: 978-3-0357-3983-1
Verlag: Trans Tech Publications
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: 0 - No protection

E-Book, Englisch, 82 Seiten

This book comprises the Proceedings of Session 4 of the 5th Conference and Exhibition of the European Ceramic Society, Versailles, France, June 1997. Herein, 22 papers treat various aspects of the subject and cover a wide range of historical and geographical information.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Bouquillon, Anne

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Making Soft Past in the XVIII Century
Ion- Beam Archaeometry of Islamic Lustre Glazes
Forms and Fabrics of the Terracotta Industry in Southern Erturia in the Third and Second Centuries B.C.
Characterisation of Mosaic"Glazes" from the "S.Giusto" Basilica (Puglia,Italy)
Ceramics of Cucuteni
Medieval Ceramics from Piua Petrii Archaelogical Site
Re-Evaluating Late Nineteenth Century Creative Innovations in the Silicate Industry:The Zsolnay Ceramics Works of Pécs, Hungary
Ceramic's Technics and Technology of Bernard Palissy
Excavated Iznik Kilns and Characterization Studies of the Kiln Furniture
Archeological Ceramic Glazes Characterization by Laser Ablation-Inductively Coupled Plasma - Mass Spectrometry(LA-ICP-MS)
Contribution to the Study of Crystalline Phase Transformations in Kaolinite-Based Carbonated Ceramics
Analysis of Vassiliki Type Ceramics in Eastern Cyprus
Byzantium and the Crusaders: Ceramic Considerations
Late la Tène Figurative Painted Pottery: Diffusion of a Product or a Concept?
Galloroman Terra Sigillata Imitations of Western Switzerland: Technology and Provenance
The Scientific Investigation of Bricks from St.Urban (13th Century Cistercian Monastery, Lucerne, Switzerland
Cathodoluminescence Analysis: A Tool for Ceramic Differentiation?
X-Ray Fluorescence Analyses of French Modern Faïences(XVI-XIX AD): First Results
High-Lead Glazes Compositions and Alterations: Example of Byzantine Tiles
Characterisation of the Renaissance Polychrome Italian Terracotta Sculptures of the Louvre Museum
Characterization and Alterations of Hispano-Moresque Tiles of 14th Century
Ceramics of the Crusader Period Found in Acre: An INAA and ICP Study of the Local Productions and of Some Imports from the Byzantine World