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La Partie 1 (en 53 dia. et ca. 45 minutes) présente les principaux types de moulins antiques, la Conicité, les Modèles de Meules Rotatives Basses ainsi que le degré d'Usure. Elle s'achève sur un bref Bilan molinologique de l'Antiquité et... more
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      Iron Age (Archaeology)Roman manufacturingArqueología romana / Roman archeologyQuerns and Millstones
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      History of ArtRoman manufacturingPorcelainEngraving
Roman Naissus (modern Niš, Serbia) was one of the most important cities in Late Antiquity in the province of Dacia Mediterranea. Well-developed economy, as well as the fact that this was the birth place of emperor Constantine I (306-337),... more
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      Late Antique and Byzantine StudiesLate Antique ArchaeologyBone and AntlerLate Antiquity
Chapter 3 in 'Ancient Textiles, Modern Science II'. Reporting the discovery of a weaving tablet, how it came to be identified after excavation, reflecting on how many weaving tablets may already be archived without identification, then... more
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      Roman BritainRoman manufacturingArchaeological ExcavationArchaeological textiles
This paper resolves the debate over the occupation of the utricularii, whether they were raft-men or muleteers. It also makes some proposals about the business of the collegia of the centonarii, dendrophori and fabri.
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      History of TextilesAncient economies (Archaeology)Roman EconomyRoman manufacturing
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      Latin EpigraphyRoman ArmyRoman manufacturingInstrumentum domesticum
Chapter 8 in 'Ancient Textiles, Modern Science II'. The dyeing kettles in Pompeii were made from lead. Given how fragile lead is, this was anomalous from an engineering perspective - the kettles had to withstand high... more
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      Experimental ArchaeologyPompeii (Archaeology)ArchaeometryArchaeometallurgy
The poster provides an overview of bone manufacture during Republic in Rome. Bone working had an important role in the manufacturing scenario, endowing objects with multiple values, from a strict functional use in entertainment, luxury... more
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      ZooarchaeologyArchaeozoologyBone and AntlerRoman manufacturing
Before this study, the understanding of the size and scale of the dyeing industry of Pompeii was based entirely on a theoretical understanding of dyeing imposed on a single superficial survey of remains. The operation and capabilities of... more
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      Experimental ArchaeologyArchaeological Method & TheoryFinite Element Analysis (Engineering)Pompeii (Archaeology)
Chapter 8 in 'Ancient Textiles, Modern Science II'. The dyeing kettles in Pompeii were made from lead. Given how fragile lead is, this was anomalous from an engineering perspective - the kettles had to withstand high... more
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      Experimental ArchaeologyPompeii (Archaeology)ArchaeometryArchaeometallurgy