Multiple aspects of reuse in Middle Byzantine glazed pottery from Argos

The study of reuse in Middle Byzantine glazed pottery, albeit in its infancy, explores a practice that may sometimes be hard to interpret but that can offer us interesting evidence about the domestic economy and practices of the time. Meanwhile it implies the value ascribed to this pottery by its owners, mainly due to its being glazed and decorated.

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2024-11-18
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https://doi.org/10.63114/6h0stj18
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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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Multiple aspects of reuse in Middle Byzantine glazed pottery from Argos

Anastasia Vassiliou
Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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Multiple aspects of reuse in Middle Byzantine glazed pottery from Argos

Anastasia Vassiliou
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The study of reuse in Middle Byzantine glazed pottery, albeit in its infancy, explores a practice that may sometimes be hard to interpret but that can offer us interesting evidence about the domestic economy and practices of the time. Meanwhile it implies the value ascribed to this pottery by its owners, mainly due to its being glazed and decorated.

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