Correlative microscopy for analysing archaeological samples – case study of blue glazed vessel attributed to Chai Kiln 950-1000 A.D.

Turkka Salminen; Markus Hannula; Eli Barjesteh; Reno Gradmann; Wei Hang; Miaohong He; Anno Hein; David V. Hill; Andreas Luttge; Reynald Ponte; Laeticia Petit; Maolin Zhang

Correlative microscopy for analysing archaeological samples – case study of blue glazed vessel attributed to Chai Kiln 950-1000 A.D.

Turkka Salminen, Markus Hannula, Eli Barjesteh, Reno Gradmann, Wei Hang, Miaohong He, Anno Hein, David V. Hill, Andreas Luttge, Reynald Ponte, Laeticia Petit, Maolin Zhang

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Abstract

Chai Kiln, founded by Chai Rong in the 10th century was known for the high quality of its products. The exact location of the kiln and source of the used raw materials remains an open question. The high quality and fame of the kiln encouraged copying of the style and use of the Chai-label during the later periods adding further compli-cation for answering these open questions.
This work seeks to establish a correlative microscopy workflow for analysing archaeological ceramics. The long-term objective is to find efficient ways to identify the geo-logical origin and sources of the used raw materials which may also offer insight on the location of the kiln. The sample used for the procedure is a blue monochrome leaf-shaped bowl attributed to the Chai kiln柴窑.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 6 Oct 2022
Publication type	Not Eligible
Event	Archaeological Research & New Technologies - Kalamata, Greece Duration: 6 Oct 2022 → 8 Oct 2022 Conference number: 7

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Conference	Archaeological Research & New Technologies
Abbreviated title	ARCH_RNT
Country/Territory	Greece
City	Kalamata
Period	6/10/22 → 8/10/22

Keywords

archaeology
correlative microscopy
Materials science

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Salminen, T., Hannula, M., Barjesteh, E., Gradmann, R., Hang, W., He, M., Hein, A., Hill, D. V., Luttge, A., Ponte, R., Petit, L., & Zhang, M. (2022). Correlative microscopy for analysing archaeological samples – case study of blue glazed vessel attributed to Chai Kiln 950-1000 A.D.. Abstract from Archaeological Research & New Technologies, Kalamata, Greece. http://www.laboratoryarchaeometry.gr/uploads/2/0/1/3/20139761/7th_arch_rnt-boa_1.pdf

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Salminen, T , Hannula, M, Barjesteh, E, Gradmann, R, Hang, W, He, M, Hein, A, Hill, DV, Luttge, A, Ponte, R, Petit, L & Zhang, M 2022, 'Correlative microscopy for analysing archaeological samples – case study of blue glazed vessel attributed to Chai Kiln 950-1000 A.D.', Archaeological Research & New Technologies, Kalamata, Greece, 6/10/22 - 8/10/22. <http://www.laboratoryarchaeometry.gr/uploads/2/0/1/3/20139761/7th_arch_rnt-boa_1.pdf>

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AU - Hang, Wei

AU - He, Miaohong

AU - Hein, Anno

AU - Hill, David V.

AU - Luttge, Andreas

AU - Ponte, Reynald

AU - Petit, Laeticia

AU - Zhang, Maolin

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Correlative microscopy for analysing archaeological samples – case study of blue glazed vessel attributed to Chai Kiln 950-1000 A.D.

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