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The ceramics

Raemaekers, Daan; Bembom, Willem; Dresscher, Sarah; Koops, Astrid; van de Lagemaat,

Esther

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Swifterbant S4 (the Netherlands)

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Raemaekers, D., Bembom, W., Dresscher, S., Koops, A., & van de Lagemaat, E. (2020). The ceramics. In D. C. M. Raemakers, & J. P. de Roever (Eds.), Swifterbant S4 (the Netherlands): Occupation and

exploitation of a Neolithic levee site (c. 4300-4000 cal. BC) (pp. 24-33). (Groningen Archaeological Studies; Vol. 36). Barkhuis/University of Groningen.

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Table of contents

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Decoration Vessel wall thickness

Table 3.1 Provenance of the S4 ceramics.

Table 3.2 Temper groups.

Table 3.3 Correspondence between stone grit density and particle size.

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Morphological evidence

Repair holes

Charred food remains Firing conditions

Table 3.5 Correlations between ceramic decoration fre-quency and tempering agents.

Table 3.6 Correlation between vessel wall thickness and presence of charred food remains.

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Ceramic subgroups?

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Table 3.8 Comparison of the ceramics from the Swifterbant levee sites S2, S3 and S4.

Table 3.9 Correlation among temper, wall thickness and decoration frequency for the ceramics from the Swifterbant levee sites S2, S3 and S4.

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