Ceramic production, compositional profile

Clemson Island and Owasco ceramics are used to document interaction in Pennsylvania during the Early Late Prehistoric Period (A.D. 700-1300). Clemson Island ceramics are regarded as the by-products of local manufacture while Owasco ceramics are considered to be foreign wares. X-ray fluorescence is used to determine the provenance of manufacture and assess whether compositional profiles reflect the reciprocal exchange of ceramic vessels. The results of this project suggest no clear distinction between ceramic types and clay deposits. Instead, similarities in attributes may reflect the utilization of similar resources. 

Data treatment, tin and lead concentrations in majolica pottery production, 383-384 Defixiones. See Curse tablets Deh Luran Plain, ceramic glaze samples for compositional analysis, 424-427,434,436 137,440 Depth profiling, coating samples from Little Lost River Cave, 162-163 Detection limits in LA-ICP-MS protocol testing copper alloy analysis, 341 Wari ceramics elemental analysis, 353-354/... 

The synthetic product, a three layered composition comprised of the ceramic nanocrystalline core, the polyhyroxyloligomeric film coating, and the non-covalently bound layer of the drug/enzyme DNase, is shown in Figure 1. Typical spectrophotometric data for the first 200 seconds are shown in Figure 2. The free enzyme solution shows a typical time/absorption profile while the immobilized ... 

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