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Summary. The existence of a local glass workshop is known at Sagalassos through archaeological and chemical analysis. In test soundings in the monumental city, an enigmatic ceramic cane was found attached to a chunk of green glass. This remarkable object is thought to be a pontil rod, more specifically a mandril. This study illustrates the use of ceramic tools in the glass craft as a readily available and cheap solution to the technical problems a glass-worker encountered. 相似文献
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NÚRIA RAFEL IGNACIO MONTERO‐RUIZ PERE CASTANYER XAVIER AQUILU XOS‐LOIS ARMADA M. CARME BELARTE SARA FAIRN PEPA GASULL MARC GENER RAIMON GRAELLS MARK HUNT AURORA MARTIN JOSEP M. MATA NÚRIA MORELL ARTURO PREZ ENRIQUETA PONS MARTINA RENZI M. CARME ROVIRA SALVADOR ROVIRA MARTA SANTOS JOAQUIM TREMOLEDA PEPA VILLALBA 《Oxford Journal of Archaeology》2010,29(2):175-202
A wide‐ranging study based on compositional and isotopic analyses of minerals and manufactured objects from the north‐eastern Iberian Peninsula and their respective archaeological and cultural contexts demonstrates significant lead mineral exploitation in the El Priorat area (Tarragona province) linked to Phoenician trade (seventh–sixth centuries BC). This exploitation continued, despite losing intensity, until the Romanization of the territory. Our project also aims to determine the nature and origin of the lead and silver supply in the northern Iberian territory surrounding the Phocaean enclave of Emporion, especially with regard to the demands of the colonial mint. The behaviour pattern of the circulation of lead, silver and copper in Catalonia in the period studied indicates a plurality of contemporary supply sources, although, at least from the fifth century BC onward, minerals and metals from the south‐eastern Iberian Peninsula take on considerable importance. 相似文献