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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 264-268)

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Hasan Gocmez, M. Ceken, G. Yanik

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Ancient Pottery, Characterization, Hasankeyf Pottery

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[2] M.J. Wilson: Clay Mineralogy: Spectroscopic and Chemical Determinative Methods (Chapman&Hall, London 1994).

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[5] C.W. Parmelee: Ceramic Glazes (Cahners Publishing Company, USA 1972). Figure 2. The SEM micrograph of the body for H4. Figure 3. The thin section micrograph of sample H3 obtained from cross-polarized microscope (75X). Glaze Layer.