Technological Study of Mesh Ceramics from Umilenye Settlement
Results of the technical and technological study of samples of mesh ceramics (with pockmarked and flamentous prints) from the excavations of V.I. Smirnov in 1927 are considered in the paper. The data obtained showed the similarity of the analyzed vessels in the technology of their manufacture at the...
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| description | Results of the technical and technological study of samples of mesh ceramics (with pockmarked and flamentous prints) from the excavations of V.I. Smirnov in 1927 are considered in the paper. The data obtained showed the similarity of the analyzed vessels in the technology of their manufacture at the preparatory stage of pottery production. Differences in the nature of the treatment of the external surfaces of the vessels did not reveal the presence of relationships with the recipes of the molding masses. Molding masses were mainly prepared on the basis of sanded clays with the addition of artifcial impurities in the form of wood and organic components. The soil was prepared by crushing granite-gneiss rocks of stone to a predominant particle size of 1-2 mm. An organic solution in the fractures of ceramics with pockmarked prints has been tentatively identifed as a squeeze from the manure of ruminants. Such a determination of an organic solution for ceramics with flamentous prints causes diffculties. The combination of mineral and organic inclusions in the composition of the molding mass of mesh ceramics from the Umilenye settlement, in all likelihood, dates back to the Bronze Age. The combination of mineral and organic impurities in the molding mass is observed even among the bearers of the Fatyanoid ceramic traditions. Under the influence of the Fatyanoid technological traditions, mesh ceramics could be formed in the area of lake. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-c7b0b02fcd2c49bf9b2fb1e15de6df342022-12-22T04:30:01ZrusAcademy of Sciences of Tatarstan, A.Kh. Khalikov Archaeology InstituteПоволжская археология2306-40992500-28562022-09-0134115115710.24852/pa2022.3.41.151.157Technological Study of Mesh Ceramics from Umilenye SettlementNovikov Alexander V. 0Shvetsova Anastasia А. 1“Kostromskaia Arkheologicheskaia Ekspeditsia” LtdThe Nizhny Novgorod State Historical and Architectural Museum-ReserveResults of the technical and technological study of samples of mesh ceramics (with pockmarked and flamentous prints) from the excavations of V.I. Smirnov in 1927 are considered in the paper. The data obtained showed the similarity of the analyzed vessels in the technology of their manufacture at the preparatory stage of pottery production. Differences in the nature of the treatment of the external surfaces of the vessels did not reveal the presence of relationships with the recipes of the molding masses. Molding masses were mainly prepared on the basis of sanded clays with the addition of artifcial impurities in the form of wood and organic components. The soil was prepared by crushing granite-gneiss rocks of stone to a predominant particle size of 1-2 mm. An organic solution in the fractures of ceramics with pockmarked prints has been tentatively identifed as a squeeze from the manure of ruminants. Such a determination of an organic solution for ceramics with flamentous prints causes diffculties. The combination of mineral and organic inclusions in the composition of the molding mass of mesh ceramics from the Umilenye settlement, in all likelihood, dates back to the Bronze Age. The combination of mineral and organic impurities in the molding mass is observed even among the bearers of the Fatyanoid ceramic traditions. Under the influence of the Fatyanoid technological traditions, mesh ceramics could be formed in the area of lake.http://archaeologie.pro/en/archive/41/806/archaeologyupper volga regionlake galichskoeearly iron ageumilenye settlementpottery technologyhistorical and cultural approachinitial plastic raw materialsmolding massesmesh ceramics |
| spellingShingle | Novikov Alexander V. Shvetsova Anastasia А. Technological Study of Mesh Ceramics from Umilenye Settlement Поволжская археология archaeology upper volga region lake galichskoe early iron age umilenye settlement pottery technology historical and cultural approach initial plastic raw materials molding masses mesh ceramics |
| title | Technological Study of Mesh Ceramics from Umilenye Settlement |
| title_full | Technological Study of Mesh Ceramics from Umilenye Settlement |
| title_fullStr | Technological Study of Mesh Ceramics from Umilenye Settlement |
| title_full_unstemmed | Technological Study of Mesh Ceramics from Umilenye Settlement |
| title_short | Technological Study of Mesh Ceramics from Umilenye Settlement |
| title_sort | technological study of mesh ceramics from umilenye settlement |
| topic | archaeology upper volga region lake galichskoe early iron age umilenye settlement pottery technology historical and cultural approach initial plastic raw materials molding masses mesh ceramics |
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