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Front Cover
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Title Page
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Copyright
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Table of Contents
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Preface
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Assessment of Ancient Vessel Design with the Finite Element Method (FEM)
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Contribution for a Mineralogical Thermometer to be Applied to Low Fired and/or Non-Carbonate Ceramics
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Investigating the Substrate-Glaze Interface of Ceramics with Sem-Eds and Raman Spectroscopy
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Ceramic Sequence of 7,000 Years: Archaeometrical Study of Pottery Finds from Vors, Mariaasszonysziget (SW Hungary)
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Production and Use: Temper as a Marker of Domestic Production: The Case of Two Middle NeolithicVillages in Concise (VD, CH)
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Early and Middle/Late Neolithic Pottery Production in Northern Calabria (Italy): Raw Material Provenance, Paste Preparation and Firing Techniques
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Pottery Production in the Neolithic and Copper Age Village of Maddalena di Muccia (Marche, Central Italy): Raw Material Provenance and Manufacturing Technology
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Black-on-Red Painted Pottery Production and Distribution in Late Neolithic Macedonia
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Bell Beakers Bone Based Decorations from Guadiana River Middle Basin (Badajoz, Spain)
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Archaeometrical Investigation of Impasto Pottery from Terramara of Gorzano (Modena, Italy)
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Exploring Patterns of Intra Regional Pottery Distribution in Late Minonan IIIA-B East Crete: The Evidence from the Petrographic Analysis of Three Ceramic Assemblages
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Preliminary Results of Archaeometric Analysis of Amphorae and Gnathia-Type Pottery from Risan, Montenegro
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Tiles from the Lyon Area in the 2nd Century BC: Local Products or Imports?
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Lyon, Amphorae in the North: Studies in Distribution, Chronology, Typology and Petrology
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Archaeometric Characterisation of Roman Wine Amphorae from Barcelona (Spain)
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A Late Roman Pottery and Brick Factory in Sicily (Santa Venera al Pozzo)
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The First Byzantine "Glazed White Wares" in the Early Medieval Technological Context
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The "Polished Yellow" Ceramics of The Carolingian Period (9th Century AD): Samples from Zalavar, South-West Hungary
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Lead-Glazed Slipware of 10th-11th Century Akhsiket, Uzbekistan
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Archaeometric Investigation on 13th Century Glazed and Slipped Pottery Found in Liguria and Provence
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The Archaeometric Study of White Slips: A Contribution to the Characterisation of the Medieval Mediterranean Production
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From Furnace to Casting Moulds: An Exceptional 14th Century Copper-Metallurgy Workshop Studied in the Light of Refractory Ceramic Materials
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The Decorative and Architectural Terracottas in Ferrara
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Archaeometric Characterization of Middle Age and Renaissance Tin Lead Glazed Pottery from Barcelona
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Compositional Studies on Iznik Ceramic Pigments
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Turkish Ceramics in the Crimea on the Eve of The Porta Invasion
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Preliminary Comparative Archaeometric Results on Inka and Colonial Ceramics from Paroa (Oruro, Bolivia)
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