@inproceedings{c2487fa33a6f4c8bb15ded59d7ae95a0,
title = "Painting and firing of late Etruscan votive terracottas",
abstract = "Ancient Italic terracottas were painted before or after firing depending on their function, as suggested by previous analyses. However, concerning the votive terracottas, there seems to have been no anlayses carried out, suggesting either a fired or non fired paint. Methods and problems associated with an ongoing research on some votive terracottas from Tessennano in Southern Etruria are considered. A few preliminary results are considered as well.",
keywords = "Votive deposit, Tuscania, clay minerals, Central Italy, dilatometer, Earth colour, Etruscan, Fourier infrared, spectrophotometry, Gandolfi technique, kaolinite, Macroscopical examination, ochres, Paint, -red, -white, black, progressive heating, Sarcophagus, Satricum, Terracottas, firing temperature. X-ray, -architectural, -votive, -funerary, lid statue, Tessennano, processes, thermal, firing, diffraction, X-ray, fluorescence",
author = "Martin S{\"o}derlind and J Trabska",
year = "2002",
language = "English",
isbn = "0-87849-882-6",
volume = "206-2",
publisher = "Trans Tech Publications",
pages = "905--908",
booktitle = "Euro Ceramics VII",
address = "Germany",
note = "7th Conference of the European Ceramic Society ; Conference date: 09-09-2001 Through 13-09-2001",
}