CT sections and photos of birch tar lumps.
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posted on 2024-04-03, 17:32 authored by Tabea J. Koch, Marion Saurel, Hervé Bocquillon, Didier F. Pisani, Lola Bonnabel, Aimée Little, Rebecca Stacey, Maxime Rageot, Martine RegertThe sample from a) Les Auges (MR2600) refers to a shaped lump used to replace a missing, broken-off, foot of a ceramic vessel. The samples from b) Les Moncheux (MR2602), c) Les Robogniers (MR2605) and e) Camp d’Attila (TK8251K) are lumps of birch tar without clear function. One lump from d) Camp d’Attila (TK8249). Photographs by T.Koch, CT Images by D. Pisani/T. Koch, drawing in a by M. Saurel.
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recent periods attestmolecular composition differsleast 400 yearsincluded residues adheringbirch tar compositionbirch bark tar16 archaeological siteswidely documented adhesivevessel surface coatingspreserved adhesive substancesidentify adhesive substancesproduce compound adhesivesvessel contentsadhesive technologiesadhesive lumpsadhesive functionwider perspectivestatistical analysesprehistoric europepinaceae resinlesser extentiron ageconifer resinscomparative largealso identified
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