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Casas, Lluís
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
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Publications (12/12 displayed)
- 2023Through the Looking Glass :citations
- 2019Breaking preconceptions: Thin section petrography for ceramic glaze microstructurescitations
- 2018Archaeometric study of African Keay 25.2 amphorae in Catalonia (Spain): A history of importation and imitationcitations
- 2016Establishing a new reference group of Keay 25.2 amphorae from Sidi Zahruni (Nabeul, Tunisia)citations
- 2015African terra sigillata from Henchir Es-Srira archaeological site, central Tunisia: Archaeological provenance and raw materials based on chemical analysiscitations
- 2014Provenance and reference groups of African Red Slip ware based on statistical analysis of chemical data and REEcitations
- 2011Structural and Mössbauer studies of aerosol FeCu nanoparticles in a wide composition rangecitations
- 2009Ordering and disordering processes in MA and MM intermetallic iron aluminide powderscitations
- 2004Ultraporous Single Phase Iron Oxide-Silica Nanostructured Aerogels from Ferrous Precursorscitations
- 2003Silica aerogel-iron oxide nanocomposites: Recoverable catalysts in conjugate additions and in the Biginelli reactioncitations
- 2003High-coercivity ultralight transparent magnetscitations
- 2001Silica aerogel-iron oxide nanocomposites: Structural and magnetic propertiescitations
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Provenance and reference groups of African Red Slip ware based on statistical analysis of chemical data and REE
Abstract
African Red Slip (ARS) ware (sigillata africana) from three archaeological sites in northern (Oudhna, Sidi Khalifa) and central Tunisia (Henchir el Guellel) was studied by X-ray fluorescence and statistical treatment of chemical data in order to define homogeneous reference groups. The specimens from Henchir el Guellel are clearly different from those of the other two sites, which are compositionally more similar, due to their geographical vicinity. ARS ware from Sidi Khalifa is chemically very homogeneous, whereas that from Oudhna clusters into two distinct groups. The chemical correspondence with literature reference groups, based on both kiln wastes and sherds from archaeological surveys, defines new reference groups, statistically more numerous and representative. Comparisons of chemical data by neutron activation analysis on selected potsherds and clays from the surroundings of each site also identified the probable base-clays used to produce the ARS ware of Oudhna, Sidi Khalifa, and to advance some hypothesis on that used in Henchir el Guellel, thereby overcoming difficulties in assessing chemical contents of elements due to levigation processes. © 2014 Elsevier Ltd.