A. Yu. Loboda, N. V. Leonova, P. I. Kalinin, A. V. Mandrykina, S. N. Malakhov, E. S. Kulikova, E. Yu. Tereschenko, E. B. Yatsishina
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Abstract
This paper presents the studies of paste-inlay samples from decorative grooves on fragments of two vessels from the Early Iron Age burial mound Peschaniy IV (Remontnensky raion, Rostov oblast). Vessel 1 is similar in type to North Caucasian ceramics and vessel 2 is similar to the ceramics of the Crimean steppe. A comprehensive study included the following methods: scanning electron microscopy, energy-dispersive X‑ray microanalysis, X-ray diffraction analysis, infrared (IR) spectroscopy. The paste of North Caucasian vessel 1 was made of natrojarosite powder mixed with kaolinite and was fired at a temperature in the range of 450–600°C. The paste of vessel 2 was made of calcite. The morphological features of the calcareous platelets of coccolithophores found in the calcite confirm that the origin of the raw material of the paste is the territory of Crimea.
本文介绍了从早期铁器时代墓丘Peschaniy IV (Remontnensky raion, Rostov州)的两个容器碎片的装饰凹槽中获得的粘贴镶嵌样品的研究。容器1在类型上与北高加索陶瓷相似,容器2与克里米亚草原的陶瓷相似。全面的研究包括以下方法:扫描电子显微镜,能量色散X射线微分析,X射线衍射分析,红外(IR)光谱。北高加索容器1号膏体由钠黄铁矾粉与高岭石混合制成,在450-600℃范围内烧制。容器2的膏体由方解石制成。方解石中发现的球石团钙质血小板的形态特征证实了膏体原料的原产地是克里米亚领土。
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