Mullite and the mystery of Hessian wares

Marcos Martinón-Torres (), Thilo Rehren and Ian C. Freestone
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Marcos Martinón-Torres: Institute of Archaeology, University College London
Thilo Rehren: Institute of Archaeology, University College London
Ian C. Freestone: School of History and Archaeology, Cardiff University

Nature, 2006, vol. 444, issue 7118, 437-438

Abstract: Crucibles popular in the Middle Ages owed their success to an ingredient used in modern ceramics.

Date: 2006
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