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Ceramic petrography database.
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Ceramic petrography or ceramic petrology is a laboratory based scientific archaeological technique that examines the mineralogical and microstructural composition of ceramics and other inorganic materials under the polarised light microscope in order to interpret aspects of the provenance and technology of artefacts.
Petdb is a searchable database of published geochemical data for igneous metamorphic rocks including.
This paper outlines petrodatabase describes how it can be used and anticipates its potential for greater comparability in thin section ceramic petrography.
Recognition of distinctive ceramics by visual inspection is the norm in surface survey especially when ceramic types are as varied and colourful as those of islamic medieval pottery.
It outlines how the system can be used by the archaeological.
The page is organized with a series of links to references and topical areas many of which are in a continual state of construction.
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1 the goal of these analyses is to determine the mineralogical composition and.
Magmatic rocks generated at mid ocean ridges back arc basins young seamounts.
It outlines how the system can be used by the archaeological.
It outlines how the system can be used by the archaeological community and anticipates its potential for greater.
Ceramic petrology the purpose of this page is to supply a reference location for information dealing with the interaction of archaeology and geology specifically ceramic petrology.