Ceramic production and distribution in North-East of Italy: a possible trade network between the Friuli Venezia Giulia and the Veneto regions during the final Bronze Age and the beginning of the Iron Age. Paper presented at the '11th European Meeting on Ancient Ceramics (EMAC)'. Natural History Museum Vienna (AT), 29 September-1 October 2011

1. Ceramic production and distribution in North-East of Italy:
a possible trade network between the Friuli Venezia Giulia
and the Veneto regions during the final Bronze Age and
the beginning of the Iron Age
Marta Tenconi
Lara Maritan
Giovanni Leonardi
Benedetta Prosdocimi

2. OUTLINE
1. Historical introduction
2. Analytical methods
3. Results
4. Conclusion

3. Pottery type characterized by:
HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION
flaring rim
flat lip
1.Historical Introduction 2.Analytical Methods 4.Conclusions3.Results and Discussions

4. HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION

5. HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION
IX-VII cent. b.C.

6. ERBÈ
CONCORDIA
PADOVA
HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION

7. 2. ANALITHICAL METHODS AND RESULTS
1.Historical Introduction 4.Conclusions3.Results and Discussions2.Analytical Methods

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CASTION D'ERBÈ
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CONCORDIA
SAGITTARIA
Petrographic Groups
Nr of Samples
PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

9. Group 1.2
Group 1.1
PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

10. Group 1.3
PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
Group 1.4

11. PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
ERBÈ
CONCORDIA
PADOVA
SPILIMBERGO
PALSE

12. Spilimbergo
PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
Padova

13. Padova
PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
Palse

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CONCORDIA
PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

15. FRISIA S., 2005
PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

16. FRISIA S., 2005
PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

17. RAILSBACK L.B. ET ALII, 2002
PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

18. PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
4000 caves
3000 caves
60 km
211 km

19. X-RAY POWDER DIFFRACTION (XRPD)

20. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS

21. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS

22. CONCLUSIONS
1. Typical pottery type (pot with flat lipe and flaring rim) presented in
the sites of Friuli Venezia Giulia region between the Final Bronze
Age and the beginning of the Iron Age
2. Hand-made
3. Coarse paste (inclusion: ≈ 20%)
1.Historical Introduction 4.Conclusions3.Results and Discussions2.Analytical Methods

23. CONCLUSIONS
4. This pottery have been found also in the Veneto region
5. Tempered probably with speleothems
6. Cooking temperature (650-850°C)
7. Probably they were transported from the Friuli Venezia Giulia to
the Veneto