Scientific study on the ceramic trade in Asia

1.对从美浓、濑户、久谷、加拉津等窑址出土的约260块陶瓷碎片以及从消费者遗址出土的陶瓷碎片进行了分析。至于日本以外的数据，收集和分析了越南，泰国和柬埔寨的陶瓷碎片。（1）用仪器中子活化分析法测定了人体微量元素的组成比。（2）用微焦点能量色散X射线荧光分析法测定了Sr、Rb、Zr等主量元素。（3）用X射线衍射法测定了矿物组成。（4）鉴定了釉及其色料的化学组成。（5）测定了史密森学会中国青釉瓷器的铅同位素比值.从浅草窑（福冈县Kuryama市）出土的陶瓷碎片，吉田谷、宫本谷、久谷本窑（加贺市山城）、本敷、清庵寺、九林寺西户2号、3号窑（岐阜县土岐市）分析了虽然山城的窑仍然是同一地点， ...更多信息 在美国，三组技术工人交替管理制造业。通过比较Rb和Sr的组成比，澄清了各组的区别。釉的化学组成取决于陶瓷烧制的窑炉。据澄清，该机构被用于明确区分陶器和瓷器在山城窑。从美浓、山城等地的多个窑出土的灰釉瓷所用的钴蓝釉分析可知，各窑的着色材料Mn的含量不同。对柬埔寨吴哥时期的胡默尔陶器进行了调查，并对润塔埃塔尼的窑址进行了分析。与此同时，对史密森学会拥有的碎片进行了测量和检查，以与Run Ta EK Tani.3的数据进行比较。1999年3月8日，作为陶瓷化学分析的成果，在史密森学会举行了国际研究会议。少

1. Around 260 of ceramic sherds, excavled from kiln sites such as Mino, Seto, Kutani, Karatsu, and excavated from consumer sites were analyzed. As for data outside Japan, ceramic sherds in Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia were collected and analyzed.(1)Composition ratios of trace elements of bodies were determined by instrumental neutron activation analysis.(2)Major elements such as Sr, Rb, and Zr were measured in micro-focus energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescenceanalysis. (3)Mineral compositions were examined in X-ray diffractometry. (4 )Chemical compositions of glaze and its colored materials were identified. (5)Lead isotope ratios of Chinese green-glazed ware belonging to Smithsonian Institutionwere measured.2. Ceramic sherds excavated from Asazuma kiln (Kurume city, Fukuoka pref.), Yoshidaya, Miyamotoya, Kutani hon kilns (Yamashiro, Kaga city), Motoyashiki, Seianji, Jorinji nishido kilns No.2 and 3 (Toki city, Gifu pref.) were analyzed. Although kilns in Yamashiro remained the same loc … More ation, three groups of skilled workers alternately managed the manufacturing industry. The distinction of the groups was clarified by comparing the composition ratios of Rb and Sr. The chemical composition of glaze depends on the kilns in which ceramics were burnt. It was clarified that the body was used in a clear distinction between earthenware and porcelain in Yamashiro kilns. Analyzing cobalt-blue glaze used for ash-glazed ware excavated from many kilns in Mino and Yamashiro, the amounts of Mn as a colored material differ from those of each other kiln. As for Khumer earthenware in Angkor period in Cambodia, Kiln sites in Run Ta Ek Tani was surveyed and the micro samples chipped off the surface of the sherds were analyzed. At the same time, the sherds owned by Smithsonian Institution were measured and examined to compare with the data from Run Ta EK Tani.3. On March 8, 1999, International Research Conference was held at Smithsonian Institution as a fruit of chemical analysis on the ceramics. Less