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ceramic petrography: a standalone construct

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Ceramic analysis

identifying the minerals and fabric of pottery under the microscope to learn where and how it was made.

In ceramic analysis, ceramic petrography refers to identifying the minerals and fabric of pottery under the microscope to learn where and how it was made. This meaning comes from Shepard (1956) in Ceramics for the archaeologist.[1]

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  1. Shepard, A. O. (1956). Ceramics for the archaeologist. Carnegie Institution of Washington. ISBN 9780872796201

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