Marisia - Maros Megyei Múzeum Évkönyve 30/1. (2010)

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Production technique: fast wheel; fine dark grey paste; sand and graphite temper; complete reducing firing with secondary burning marks or a possible black slip; dark grey surface colour; surface finish: possible black slip (?); decorated on the rim with a workshop stamp figuring a cross in an oval circle. Diam. = 15 cm, Th. = 0.4-1.5 cm. Date: beginning and middle of the sixteenth century.

3. Rim and neck fragment of a cooking pot, PL 1/2. Tärgu Murц-Cetate 2008, C25, G2, from the fill of pit 2.

Production technique: fast wheel; fine light grey paste; sand and graphite temper; complete reducing firing with secondary burning marks, re-used after it was discarded, indicated by mortar remains on the fragment; dark grey surface colour; without surface finish; decorated on one of the ends of the rim with barely visible traces of a possible workshop stamp (a cross in a circle?). Diam. = 24 cm, Th. = 0.5-2.5 cm. Date: beginning and middle of the sixteenth century;

4. Fragment of wall of a cooking pot. Tárgu Mure§-Cetafe 2008, C25, G2, from the fill of pit 2.

Production technique: fast wheel; fine dark grey paste; sand and graphite temper; complete reducing firing with secondary burning marks; dark grey surface colour; without surface finish; not decorated. Th. = 0.7 cm; size: 6.5 x 4.5 cm. Date: probably sixteenth century.

5. Fragment of wall of a cooking pot. Tärgu Mure$-Cetate 2008, C25, G2, from the fill of pit 2.

Production technique: fast wheel; fine dark grey paste; sand and graphite temper; complete reducing firing with secondary burning marks; dark grey surface colour; without surface finish; not decorated. Th. = 0.6 cm; size: 5.5 x 3.6 cm. Date: probably sixteenth century.

6. Rim and neck fragment of a cooking pot, PI. 1/4. Tärgu Mur e^-Cetate 2004, from the canalization works in the front of the tower gate.

Production technique: fast wheel; fine dark grey paste; sand and graphite with pebbles temper; complete reducing firing with secondary burning marks; dark grey surface colour; surface finish: black slip; decorated with incised lines. Diam. = 24 cm, Th. = 0.5-2.5 cm. Date: beginning of the sixteenth century.

Bauer 1980 Bertalan 1998

Birtasevic 1970

Engel 2001

Holl 1955

Holl 1975

Holl 2005 lambor 1982

Marcu-Istrate 2008

Marcu-Istrate 2009

Mittelstraß 2007

Nekuda1975

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