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m.foss.: microfossils glass: glass fragments cal: calcite grains decomposed during firing clay gr.: clay grains

Table 4 m.foss.: microfossils glass: glass fragments cal: calcite grains decomposed during firing clay gr.: clay grains

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phos: phosphate inclusions. m.foss.: microfossils glass: added glass fragments. q/feld: quartz or feldspar grain: *Samples without a glaze analysis. f: fine grained. m: medium grained. c: coarse grained. bd: below detection. phos: phosphate inclusions. m.foss.: microfossils glass: added glass fragments. q/feld: quartz or feldspar grains.
phos: phosphate inclusions. m.foss.: microfossils glass: added glass fragments. q/feld: quartz or feldspar grain: *Samples without a glaze analysis. f: fine grained. m: medium grained. c: coarse grained. bd: below detection. phos: phosphate inclusions. m.foss.: microfossils glass: added glass fragments. q/feld: quartz or feldspar grains.
bd: below detection.
bd: below detection.
* Sherds for which there is no glaze analysis. bd: below detection
* Sherds for which there is no glaze analysis. bd: below detection
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