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M. Lucretius Agricola: recat

2008-07-28T02:23:00Z

recat

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M. Lucretius Agricola: +langbar

2008-07-27T04:57:40Z

+langbar

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	'''''Terra Sigillata''''' or "sealed earth", which is sometimes called "'''Samian ware'''", and "'''Arretine ware'''" are slip-glazed ceramic vessels. A slip glaze is a glaze or surface finish made of a suspension of very fine clay particles. The finish is polished to a fine luster before firing. When fired at the correct temperature, the ceramic takes on the distinctive, somewhat metal-like luster that is the distinguishing feature of this type of ceramic.		'''''Terra Sigillata''''' or "sealed earth", which is sometimes called "'''Samian ware'''", and "'''Arretine ware'''" are slip-glazed ceramic vessels. A slip glaze is a glaze or surface finish made of a suspension of very fine clay particles. The finish is polished to a fine luster before firing. When fired at the correct temperature, the ceramic takes on the distinctive, somewhat metal-like luster that is the distinguishing feature of this type of ceramic.

M. Lucretius Agricola: add OE link

2008-07-27T01:56:27Z

add OE link

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	Pottery of this type is known from across the Roman world. It was a factory-made item and a number of manufacturing centers are known. Fragments bearing maker's marks can be used to date archaeological sites.		Pottery of this type is known from across the Roman world. It was a factory-made item and a number of manufacturing centers are known. Fragments bearing maker's marks can be used to date archaeological sites.
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	* www.newarchaeology.com: [http://www.newarchaeology.com/articles/samian.php An introduction to Samian Pottery]		* www.newarchaeology.com: [http://www.newarchaeology.com/articles/samian.php An introduction to Samian Pottery]

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 22:47, 15 June 2008

2008-06-15T22:47:49Z

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	* POTSHERD: Atlas of Roman Pottery, [http://www.potsherd.uklinux.net/atlas/Class/TS.php Terra Sigillata]		* POTSHERD: Atlas of Roman Pottery, [http://www.potsherd.uklinux.net/atlas/Class/TS.php Terra Sigillata]
	* www.newarchaeology.com: [http://www.newarchaeology.com/articles/samian.php An introduction to Samian Pottery]		* www.newarchaeology.com: [http://www.newarchaeology.com/articles/samian.php An introduction to Samian Pottery]
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Aulus Apollonius Cordus: Terra Sigillata moved to Terra sigillata: Unnecessary capitals.

2007-06-21T18:33:03Z

Terra Sigillata moved to Terra sigillata: Unnecessary capitals.

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M. Lucretius Agricola: add a ref

2007-01-12T03:08:17Z

add a ref

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	'''''Terra Sigillata''''' or "sealed earth", which is sometimes called "'''Samian ware'''", and "'''Arretine ware'''" are slip-glazed ceramic vessels. A slip glaze is a glaze or surface finish made of a suspension of very fine clay particles. The finish is polished to a fine luster before firing. When fired at the correct temperature, the ceramic takes on the distinctive, somewhat metal-like luster that is the distinguishing feature of this type of ceramic.		'''''Terra Sigillata''''' or "sealed earth", which is sometimes called "'''Samian ware'''", and "'''Arretine ware'''" are slip-glazed ceramic vessels. A slip glaze is a glaze or surface finish made of a suspension of very fine clay particles. The finish is polished to a fine luster before firing. When fired at the correct temperature, the ceramic takes on the distinctive, somewhat metal-like luster that is the distinguishing feature of this type of ceramic.

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	* POTSHERD: Atlas of Roman Pottery, [http://www.potsherd.uklinux.net/atlas/Class/TS.php Terra Sigillata]		* POTSHERD: Atlas of Roman Pottery, [http://www.potsherd.uklinux.net/atlas/Class/TS.php Terra Sigillata]
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M. Lucretius Agricola: correct factual error in procedure

2006-07-30T10:57:23Z

correct factual error in procedure

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−	'''''Terra Sigillata''''' or "sealed earth", which is sometimes called "'''Samian ware'''", and "'''Arretine ware'''" are slip-glazed ceramic vessels. A slip glaze is a glaze or surface finish made of a suspension of very fine clay particles. ~~When fired, the slip glaze produces a~~ finish ~~that can be~~ polished to a luster that is the distinguishing feature of this type of ceramic.	+	'''''Terra Sigillata''''' or "sealed earth", which is sometimes called "'''Samian ware'''", and "'''Arretine ware'''" are slip-glazed ceramic vessels. A slip glaze is a glaze or surface finish made of a suspension of very fine clay particles. The finish is polished to a fine luster before firing. When fired at the correct temperature, the ceramic takes on the distinctive, somewhat metal-like luster that is the distinguishing feature of this type of ceramic.

	==Arretine ware==		==Arretine ware==
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	==Terra Sigillata==		==Terra Sigillata==
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M. Lucretius Agricola: /* References */ prettify reference

2006-07-30T07:32:14Z

References: prettify reference

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	==References==		==References==

−	*http://www.potsherd.uklinux.net/atlas/Class/TS.php	+	* POTSHERD: Atlas of Roman Pottery, [http://www.potsherd.uklinux.net/atlas/Class/TS.php Terra Sigillata]
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M. Lucretius Agricola: a ref

2006-07-29T07:27:56Z

a ref

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	==Arretine ware==		==Arretine ware==
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		+	*http://www.potsherd.uklinux.net/atlas/Class/TS.php
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M. Lucretius Agricola: a bit more

2006-07-29T06:56:08Z

a bit more

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−	Terra Sigillata ("sealed earth") is ~~also~~ sometimes called "Samian ware".	+	'''''Terra Sigillata''''' or "sealed earth", which is sometimes called "'''Samian ware'''", and "'''Arretine ware'''" are slip-glazed ceramic vessels. A slip glaze is a glaze or surface finish made of a suspension of very fine clay particles. When fired, the slip glaze produces a finish that can be polished to a luster that is the distinguishing feature of this type of ceramic.
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		+	==Arretine ware==