New populations in Western Anatolia at the beginning of the Turkish periods also brought new pottery types, technology of manufacture and raw material procurement, as presented in this paper in the case of the 'Miletus Ware'.
The EMAC meetings cover a wide range of subjects, through the following sessions:
* Development of new methods and techniques
* Chronology and dating
* Provenance and networks
* Applied decorations
* Technical ceramics
* Ceramics as building materials
* Vessel function and vessel use
* Production centres and raw material studies
* Alteration and conservation
* Experimental studies and ethnoarchaeology
* Statistics and databases in ancient ceramic studies: papers in honour of Mike Baxter
The final version of this paper is freely available online on Elsevier's website and downloadable until 24th January 2018, take advantage of it!
Roland-Pierre Gayraud et Lucy Vallauri
avec la collaboration de Guergana Guionova et Jean-Christophe Tréglia
et la participation de S. Yona Waksman, Claudio Capelli et Roberto Cabella
Fustat II. Fouilles d’Isṭabl ʿAntar. Céramiques d’ensembles des IXe et Xe siècles
FIFAO 75, Institut Français d'Archéologie Orientale, Le Caire, 2017
The 6th Archaeological Meetings of the IFEA (Institut Français d'Etudes Anatoliennes) "Merging Techniques and Cultures. Technological Approaches in Archaeology" will take place on November 24-25 at the Koç Research Center (RCAC).
Jacques Burlot recently joined the POMEDOR team, he will be looking at the technological features of ceramics (especially the associations body-slip-glaze) and at their diffusion in the medieval Eastern Mediterranean.
Welcome Jacques!
