Late Roman glazed pottery in Carlino and in central-east Europe : production, function and distribution : Proceedings of the Second International Meeting of Arcaheology in Carlino (March 2009) / edited by Chiara Magrini and Francesca Sbarra.
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Oxford :
John and Erica Hedges Ltd.,
2010.
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Table of Contents:
- Programme of the Second International Meeting of Archaeology in Carlino (March 27th-29th, 2009)
- Presentations
- Introduction / Tatjiana Cvjetićanin
- section 1. Introductory round table. Some remarks on the use of geochemical tracers for metal provenancing / Paolo Nimis
- Why is ceramic technology often neglected? / Ninina Cuomo di Caprio
- Aquileia and its territory in the fourth century AD / Claudio Zaccaria
- section 2. Archaeometry. Archaeological and archaeometric characterisation of late Roman glazed pottery (4th-6th centuries AD) from the Venetian lagoon / Caludio Capelli ... [et al.]
- New archaeometric data on late Roman glazed pottery. Case-studies from Savaria (Hungary) and Ruse (Bulgary) / Claudio Capelli, Roberto Cabella, Michele Piazza
- Chemical analysis by WD-XRF of pottery and clay from Carlino / Gerwulf Schneider, Małgorzata Daskiewicz
- section 3. Production. Some notes about the production of late Roman glazed pottery in Vindobona / Rita Chinelli
- Appendix / by Roman Sauer
- Late Roman glazed pottery production sites in central-east Europe: some remarks on Pannonia I and Valeria / Chiari Magrini, Francesca Sbarra
- section 4. Function and distribution. Late Roman glazed pottery in rural cememteries in eastern Noricum / Eva Hölbling
- Late Roman glazed pottery in the cemeteries of the Pannonian limes: Gerulata, Tokod and Solva / Eduard Krekovič
- Glazed pottery of Keszthely-Fenékpuszta in the spectrum of the ceramics of the late Roman fortress / Friderika Horváth
- Late Roman glazed pottery from the lower Danube. Some case-studies from Bulgaria / Diana Dobreva
- Late Roman glazed pottery from Horreum Margi (central Serbia) / Snezana Černač-Ratković
- Glazed pottery as grave goods (shown on the examples from Viminacium) / Milica Tapavički-Ilić
- Conclusive remarks / Chiara Magrinia, Francesca Sbarra
- Colour plates.