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Methodology of a combined approach: analytical techniques to identify the technology and raw materials used in thin-walled pottery from Herculaneum and Pompeii

Lorena Carla Giannossa · Marianna Acquaviva · Giuseppe Egidio De Benedetto · Pasquale Acquafredda · Rocco Laviano · Annarosa Mangone

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This study focuses on defining compositional and structural characteristics of ceramic bodies and surfaces of thin-walled pottery (2 nd cent. BC–3 rd cent. AD) in the Vesuvian area.

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