Journal
ARCHAEOMETRY
Volume 61, Issue 2, Pages 342-357Publisher
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/arcm.12420
Keywords
strontium isotopic analysis; Chinese glazes; Yue kilns; Longquan kilns
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The glazes of seven types of greenware produced in the Yue and Longquan kilns between the Tang dynasty and the Ming dynasty (ad 618-1644) were studied for their strontium isotopic compositions and bulk chemical compositions. The aim was to identify the raw materials used as the calcium fluxes in the glaze recipes and whether the raw materials changed over time, particularly before and after the Southern Song dynasty (ad 1127-1279). From this work, botanic ash has been identified as the raw material used as the calcium flux in all the seven glaze types studied, and some related ceramic historical issues are also discussed.
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