Analytical scanning electron microscopy was used to determine the microstructures and
chemical compositions of some fifty Italian maiolica ceramics, together with a della Robbia …

This paper studies some ceramic lustreware dishes with metallic glaze dating back to the
Abbasid era (2-3rd century AH/8-9th AD) and preserved in Rashid archaeological stores …

During the 1980s, the late Alexander Kaczmarczyk undertook the analysis of some 1200
glazed Islamic ceramics from Egypt, Iran, Iraq and Syria spanning the period from the eighth …

Nanomaterials are structured materials whose dimensions lie in the nanoscale, at least in
one dimension. Their small size and high surface area lead to properties not observed in …

Ion beam analysis (IBA) techniques play an important role in the field of cultural heritage.
IBA was one of the first physical methods applied to archaeology in the 70s. 40 years later …

This research develops a much-needed approach to the study of glazed ware production in
al-Andalus (Muslim Spain and Portugal) during the early Middle Ages. The introduction of …

Synchrotron-based techniques are becoming increasingly important in heritage science and
the aim of this article is to describe how recently developed microfocus methods can probe …

Lüster, camsı bir matris (konak) içine gömülü metal bakır ve/veya gümüş nano
taneciklerinden yapılmış bir tür metal–cam kompozittir. Metal parçacık boyutları 5–50 nm …

Recent excavations at the Fatimid and Zirid site of Sabra al-Mansuriya near Kairouan
(Tunisia) provide the first evidence of lustreware production in medieval Ifriqiya, in the 10th …

This paper presents and interprets the terms and concepts described by Hobaysh Teflisi in
the twelfth century AD for making Islamic coloured and enamelled glass and lustre …