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Byzantine pottery refers to the pottery made and used in the Byzantine empire and surrounding areas in the period from the 7th century CE to the 15th century. As such, it can be considered a subset of Medieval pottery.
Constantinople played a major role as a production and consumption center in the Middle Ages. The influence of the technical developments of Byzantine pottery on Islamic and European wares is widely recognised, especially during the Middle Byzantine period.
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References
[edit]- D. Talbot Rice, Byzantine Glazed Pottery (Oxford 1930)
- C. H. Morgan, The Byzantine Pottery, Corinth 11 (Cambridge, Mass. 1942)
- Ch. Bakirtzis, Βυζαντινά τσουκαλολάγηνα (Athens 1989)
- V. Deroche and J.-M. Spieser, eds., Recherches sur la ceramique byzantine, Bulletin de Correspondence Héllenique Suppléments 18 (1989)
- V. François, La ceramique byzantine a Thasos (Paris, 1995)
- S. Gelichi, ed., La ceramica nel mondo bizantino tra XI e XV secolo e i suoi rapporti con l’Italia (Florence, 1993)
- J. W. Hayes, Excavations at Saraçhane in Istanbul, vol. 2 (Princeton, N.J.–Washington, D.C., 1992)
- V. François and J.-M. Spieser, Pottery and Glass in Byzantium, in The economic history of Byzantium (Washington 2002)
- J. Vroom, After Antiquity. Ceramics and Society in the Aegean from the 7th to the 20th centuries A.C. A Case Study from Boeotia, Central Greece. (Archaeological Studies Leiden University, 10) (Leiden 2003)
- J. Vroom, Byzantine to Modern Pottery in the Aegean: An introduction and Field Guide (Utrecht 2005)