Crafts and community in the past and present: engaging local communities with their Roman past using ceramic radiography

过去和现在的手工艺和社区：使用陶瓷射线照相术让当地社区了解罗马的过去

• 批准号: AH/X000230/1
• 负责人: Adam Sutton
• 金额: $ 3.11万
• 依托单位: Museum of London Archaeology
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2022 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FX000230%2F1
• 关键词: Crafts; community; past; present; engaging

The Crafts and Community project endeavours to provide community groups with practical, experiential insights into Northamptonshire's underappreciated Roman-period industrial heritage based on cutting-edge analysis of ancient artefacts. Working with the Northamptonshire Archaeological Resource Centre (ARC), Cranfield University, and local master potter Rob Bibby, the project will conduct a short programme of academic research utilising MOLA's AHRC-funded digital x-ray system to investigate the production methods used in making Roman pottery associated with the Upper Nene Valley potteries in the modern county of Northamptonshire. Radiographic analysis of Roman ceramic vessels from this industry - currently held by the ARC - will be analysed to reveal traces of the methods used to make these objects, which represent an important and ill-understood innovation characteristic of the first generations of the Roman occupation of the area. In so doing, this part of the project will form its own academic output in the form of peer-reviewed, published research contributing to ongoing discussions of the changing early Roman rural economy. The results of the analysis will also be the basis for a series of four half-day workshops - facilitated by master potters, archaeological ceramics experts, and cutting-edge 3D printing technology - on Roman pottery-making, giving participants from the local area a feel for what daily working life was like in this period of the distant past. Participants will have the opportunity to design their own experiences within these workshops, and to have their own workshop-made pottery x-rayed like the archaeological finds. The results of the research and engagement activities will be presented in a pop-up exhibition at the ARC at Chester Farm Estate, Wellingborough, which participants will help to design along with MOLA and ARC staff.

工艺品和社区项目致力于为社区团体提供实用的，经验性的见解，以北安普敦郡未被重视的罗马时期工业遗产为基础，对古代文物进行尖端分析。该项目将与北安普敦郡考古资源中心（ARC）、克兰菲尔德大学和当地陶艺大师罗布·毕比（Rob Bibby）合作，利用MOLA的AHRC资助的数字X射线系统进行一项短期学术研究计划，以调查现代北安普敦郡上内内谷陶器制作中使用的生产方法。将对该行业的罗马陶瓷器皿进行射线照相分析-目前由ARC持有-以揭示用于制作这些物品的方法的痕迹，这些物品代表了罗马占领该地区的第一代人的重要而不为人知的创新特征。在这样做的过程中，该项目的这一部分将以同行评审的形式形成自己的学术成果，发表研究成果，为正在进行的关于早期罗马农村经济变化的讨论做出贡献。分析的结果也将成为一系列为期四天的罗马陶器制作研讨会的基础-由陶艺大师，考古陶瓷专家和尖端的3D打印技术促进，让当地的参与者感受到遥远过去这一时期的日常工作生活。参与者将有机会在这些工作坊中设计自己的体验，并将自己的工作坊制作的陶器像考古发现一样进行X光检查。研究和参与活动的结果将在韦林伯勒切斯特农场庄园的ARC的一个弹出式展览中展示，参与者将与MOLA和ARC工作人员一起帮助沿着设计。

项目成果

New data on the development of potting techniques in the early Roman period: the case of Upper Nene Valley wares

罗马早期陶器技术发展的新数据：以上内内河谷陶器为例

• 期刊: Journal of Roman Pottery Studies
• 作者: Sutton AD