Archaeometry · 2004 · 33 citations · 13 references
HumanitiesChemistryAnalytical ChemistryCeramic AnalysisCeramicsCeramic PetrographyCeramic Provenance AnalysisCeramic QuantificationCeramic TechnologyPetrographyPottery ProductionArchaeological CeramicsLithic ProvenanceMaterial Provenance DeterminationPetrographic AnalysisPetrographic Provenance AnalysisRaw Material Provenance
The method of chemical provenance determination of pottery is described as a very useful tool, which gives reliable results in most cases, if it is applied correctly and to its full power. Therefore, it is claimed that additional petrographic analysis, the so‐called ‘integrated approach’, should not be considered as a must for each project, but is only needed in cases in which the chemical approach leaves questions to be answered.
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POTTERY ANALYSIS BY NEUTRON ACTIVATION
I. Perlman, Frank Asaro · Archaeometry · 1969 · 341 citations · Full text