An investigation of production technologies of Byzantine glazed pottery from Corinth, Greece in the eleventh to thirteenth centuries. Volume 1 : Text
Journal: White Rose eTheses Online (University of Leeds, The University of Sheffield, University of York)
Year: 2010

The century of archaeological excavations carried out at Corinth, Greece have resulted&#13;\nin the accumulation of a collection of Byzantine glazed pottery unparalleled in the&#13;\nAegean. The site is set apart from others as being one of only a few sites in the&#13;\nByzantine world where glazed pottery manufacture has been confirmed. The glazed&#13;\npottery assemblage demonstrates a changing industry there. During the eleventh&#13;\ncentury local production consisted of brown glazed, unslip