- Additionally, the low
mound and non-mound
sites contain very
little if any
fineware (Roosevelt 1991: 37). Some
artifacts are
found only at
specific sites;...
-
display or in
storage at the Antiquario, Marsala,
along with
items of
fineware and statuary.
Survey of
reported wreck off the
island of Giannutri, Tuscany...
-
creative process. The
development and
widespread distribution of ARS
finewares marks the most
distinctive phase of
Northwest African pottery-making.: 129 ...
- and
ceramic culture.
Pukara ceramics are
painted in
various colors. The
fineware was
painted with
black and
yellow paints on red clay and
named the classic...
- all
their belongings that they
would need for
their stay at Cahuachi.
Fineware and
plainware at
Cahuachi was
studied by
Helaine Silverman where she studied...
-
together with the
substantial Romano-British
group of
imported 6th-century
finewares,
coinage and gl**** from
Coygan Camp,
described as "one of the richest...
- (definition) and pp. 183–186. Roberts, Paul, "M****-production of
Roman Finewares", in Freestone, Ian & Gaimster, David, (eds.)
Pottery in the Making: World...
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smaller gold bracelets, a
fragment of
bronze rod or wire, and an
undecorated fineware post-Deverel-Rimbury type bowl with a
brown ceramic fabric,
standing 100 mm...
-
quantities of s****-tempered Deverel-Rimbury pottery, flint-tempered
finewares,
animal bone, bone needles, a
bronze spearhead,
flint arrowheads, land...
-
productions were recorded. From
North Africa it is
significant the
presence of
fineware: ARS productions, such as ARS A and ARS D. The most
frequent types of ARS...
