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标题：On the relationship between the Bulgar ceramic vessels production technology and their functional purposes: molding compositions characteristics (after the 2011-2012 studies on the Bolgar settlement site)
其他标题：О связи технологии изготовления общеболгарских керамических сосудов с их функциональным предназначением: характеристика формовочных масс (по материалам исследований Болгарского городища 2011–2012 гг.)
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作者：Vera Bakhmatova ; Anna Kuklina
期刊名称：Povolžskaâ Arheologiâ
印刷版ISSN：2306-4099
电子版ISSN：2500-2856
出版年度：2014
卷号：2
期号：8
页码：230-255
DOI：10.24852/pa2014.2.8.230.255
出版社：TAS
摘要：Results of research in the mode of preparing molding compositions as one of technological stages in Bulgar pottery production are presented in the article. The subject of study was the common Bulgar ceramics from the Bulgar settlement site of the Golden Horde period (2011–2012 excavations). Four basic functional groups of ceramics were selected: kitchen, transportation, tableware, technical items. The study was conducted with the aim of identifying the dependence of pottery technology on the pottery functional purpose. While analyzing the materials, a complex methodology has been applied: a synthesis of traditional archaeological and natural science methods (A.A. Bobrinsky’s technical and technological method, petrography, X-ray phase analysis). The studies have shown that different functional forms of pottery had generated a variety of approaches to their manufacture. In most cases, special recipes were absent, but a certain differentiation could be traced in the choice of raw materials for the manufacture of vessels for different functional purposes. A further detailed study of the stages associated with raw materials selection and extraction, as well as that of the vessel hollow body design, and the methods of vessel strengthening (drying and firing) are in prospect.
关键词：the Middle Volga region;the Golden Horde period;the Bulgar fortified settlement site;common Bulgar ceramics;pottery technology;molding compositions;synthesis of archaeological and natural science methods;