论文信息 - Strength Testing Archaeological Ceramics: New Approaches and Applications

Strength Testing Archaeological Ceramics: New Approaches and Applications

A modified biaxial flexure format is developed for testing the strength of archaeological ceramics. Laboratory experiments demonstrate the reliability of this approach. Two archaeological examples are presented, using pottery from the site of Tikal in Guatemala, and several sites in the northern Southwest region of the United States.

M. Neupert

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