Experimentální konstrukce laténské hrnčiřské pece z Brčekol
Author(s): Richard Thér; Tomáš Mangel
Year: 2011
Summary
The construction of a La Tène experimental pottery kiln from Brčekoly
The construction of experimental pottery kiln was designed based on the remains of the Late Iron Age (LtC2-D1) two-chambered vertical kiln with perforated floor excavated in 1961 at Brčekoly (Chrudim district, the Czech Republic). The entire kiln was dug into the ground. Thanks to relatively good state of preservation it was possible to reconstruct most of the functional parts with a high degree of certainty with the exception of upper part of the firing chamber. The construction has drawn attention to problems of reconstruction of pyrotechnical devices with emphasis on an influence of formative processes.
Cite this Record
Experimentální konstrukce laténské hrnčiřské pece z Brčekol. Richard Thér, Tomáš Mangel. Živá Archeologie, (Re)konstrukce a experiment v archeologii. 13/2011: 58-62. 2011 ( tDAR id: 423809)
Keywords
General
Ceramic
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firing
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Kiln
Geographic Keywords
Czech Republic
Temporal Keywords
Iron Age
Spatial Coverage
min long: 12.094; min lat: 48.581 ; max long: 18.851; max lat: 51.052 ;
Individual & Institutional Roles
Contact(s): EXARC Experimental Archaeology Collection Manager
Record Identifiers
ExArc Id(s): 11069
Notes
Rights & Attribution: The information in this record was originally compiled by Dr. Roeland Paardekooper, EXARC Director.