A Companion to Sardinian History, 500–1500

Medieval And Early Modern Pottery 391 for the most well preserved objects;11 the well on via Sebastiano Satta in Sassari12 (note ...

392 Biccone the phenomena of fusion or the profound deformities that would make them immediately distinguishable.15 The first jo ...

Medieval And Early Modern Pottery 393 used to produce a domestic type scattered in the area.17 Archaeometric stud- ies have, in ...

394 Biccone Other recently discovered signs of regional production have emerged from the Benedictine monasteries of Saccargia an ...

Medieval And Early Modern Pottery 395 2 Regional Production between the Fifteenth and Seventeenth Centuries Clearer indicators o ...

396 Biccone Aside from Oristano, other manufacturing sites have been gleaned from cer- tain sixteenth-century sources referring ...

Medieval And Early Modern Pottery 397 conducted on samples from the excavations at Piazza Santa Croce and Forte della Maddalena. ...

398 Biccone while others contain letters arranged in cruciform fashion, or simply cruciform elements. Seven different signs iden ...

Medieval And Early Modern Pottery 399 Figure 15.6 Sassarese majolica bowl with decoration “a monticelli.” Figure 15.5 Detail of ...

400 Biccone Figure 15.7 a: Sassarese majolica jug decorated with parallel lines in yellow, turquoise, blue, and manganese over a ...

Medieval And Early Modern Pottery 401 The production of majolica in Sassari seems limited to the decades strad- dling the sixtee ...

402 Biccone Figure 15.8 Ligurian majolica decorated with Berettino blue glaze from the excavation of Sassari Castle. Figure 15.9 ...

Medieval And Early Modern Pottery 403 Figure 15.10 Montelupo majolica from the excavation of Sassari Castle. Figure 15.11 Catala ...

404 Biccone prompt one to consider the possibility of some form of participation or coach- ing of local artisans in the phases o ...

Medieval And Early Modern Pottery 405 that within this workforce were potters responsible for the production of ma- jolica in Sa ...

406 Biccone Figure 15.13 a: Forum Ware jug from the excavation of the shipwrecks of Olbia harbor (10th–11th c.); b: Sparse Glaze ...

Medieval And Early Modern Pottery 407 decorated with luster, and three glazed bowls with decoration impressa a stampo (Fig. 15.1 ...

408 Biccone Figure 15.15 Glazed bowl decorated a stampo from the excavation of Ardara. In this period, at least until the first ...

Medieval And Early Modern Pottery 409 Genizah of Cairo, which reveal the fundamental role played by Tunisia and its possessions ...

410 Biccone that at least from the eleventh century on had consolidated their political and commercial presence on the island.53 ...