plastic raw materials in neolithic pottery production
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Abstract
The paper is dedicated to the investigation of various natural silts as the most ancient type of raw material used in pottery production. The authors describe the specific features of the composition of plain and mountain silts, and discover the same features in ancient ceramics from different regions in Russia. It can be concluded that silts were the earliest raw material used, a tradition that faded away during the evolution of pottery production.
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| Authors | ;Alexander A. Bobrinsky;Irina N. Vasilyeva |
| Journal | expert review of vaccines |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.4312/dp.39.4
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