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The story of a soil that became a glaze: Chemical and microscopic fingerprints on the Attic vases

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1989The techniques of painted Attic pottery75 cited
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2014Confocal XANES and the Attic Black Glaze: The Three-Stage Firing Process through Modern Reproduction34 cited
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