Archaeometry

Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) applied to ancient pottery
pp. 155-176(22)
Authors: Mata, M. P.; Peacor, D. R.; Gallart-Martí, M. D.

Mycenaean pottery from the Argolid and Achaia—a mineralogical approach where chemistry leaves unanswered questions
pp. 177-186(10)
Authors: Hein, A.; Tsolakidou, A.; Mommsen, H.

Alterations of Na, K and Rb concentrations in Mycenaean pottery and a proposed explanation using X-ray diffraction
pp. 187-198(12)
Authors: Garrigós, J. Buxeda i; Mommsen, H.; Tsolakidou, A.

A scientific study of Choson white ware: early porcelain from a royal kiln at Kwangju Usanni
pp. 199-212(14)
Authors: Choo, C. K. Koh; Kim, K. H.; Lee, Y. E.; Kim, J. S.

Pottery production on Rishiri Island, Japan: perspectives from X-ray fluorescence studies
pp. 213-228(16)
Authors: Hall, M.; Maeda, U.; Hudson, M.

Characterization of a black residue in a decorated Neolithic pot from Dikili Tash, Greece:an unexpected result
pp. 229-239(11)
Authors: Maniatis, Y.; Tsirtsoni, Z.

Technological investigation of the decorative coatings on Yangshao pottery from Henan, China
pp. 241-250(10)
Authors: Wang, Q.; Andrews, K. C.

The relationship between enamelling on ceramics and on glass in the Islamic world
pp. 251-255(5)
Author: Freestone, I. C.

The origins of Byzantine glass from Maroni Petrera, Cyprus
pp. 257-272(16)
Authors: Freestone, I. C.; Ponting, M.; Hughes, M. J.

The technology of early platinum plating: a gold mask of the La Tolita culture, Ecuador
pp. 273-284(12)
Authors: Meeks, N.; La Niece, S.; Estévez, P.

Sources of mummy bitumen in ancient Egypt and Palestine
pp. 285-293(9)
Authors: Harrell, J. A.; Lewan, M. D.

Some comments on compositional data analysis in archaeometry, in particular the fallacies in Tangri and Wright's dismissal of logratio analysis
pp. 295-304(10)
Authors: Aitchison, J.; Barceló-Vidal, C.; Pawlowsky-Glahn, V.

²³⁰Th/U dating of the Trojan `water quarries'
pp. 305-314(10)
Authors: Frank, N.; Mangini, A.; Korfmann, M.