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Technologiniai ir diagnostiniai Narkūnų didžiojo piliakalnio techninės keramikos tyrimai
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Volume 42, Issue 1 (2016): Lietuvos archeologija, pp. 151–189
Vytenis Podėnas   Agnė Čivilytė   Jurga Bagdzevičienė     All authors (4)

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Received
29 January 2015
Accepted
11 June 2016
Pub. online
18 February 2025
Pub. print
21 November 2016

Abstract

This article presents an investigation of the classi'cation, chronology, production, and usage of the technical ceramics from the ‘Didysis’ Narkūnai Hillfort (Utena District, Leliūnai Eldership). An attempt to resolve the problem of classifying vessels as miniature cups or crucibles was made using XRF, microchemical qualitative, SEM/EDX, and x-radiography analyses. Based on the results, a significant quantity of the miniature cups previously interpreted as crucibles are now considered to be unrelated to metallurgical activities. The revision of these technical ceramics is prompting a reassessment of the itinerant metalworker hypothesis as the collection is sparse, indicating a specialized metalworking level and an episodic chronological character.

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technical ceramics metallurgy SEM/EDX x-radiography XRF

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