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Terra sigillata — is a decorating medium used on ancient Middle Eastern and Mediterranean ceramics, and has experienced a resurgence in popularity in contemporary studio ceramics. Terra sig can be made from any kind of naturally occurring clay, mixed as a very… … Wikipedia
Terra sigillata — Terra sigillāta (lat.), s. Bolus … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
Terra Sigillata — Römische Terra Sigillata … Deutsch Wikipedia
Terra sigillata — Römische Terra Sigillata TS Formschüsseln im Terra Sigillata Museum Rheinzabern … Deutsch Wikipedia
Terra sigillata — Recipientes de terra sigillata. Terra sigillata (abreviado en algunos contextos como TS) es una expresión latina que significa tierra (o cerámica) sellada , referida a un característico tipo de cerámica romana de color rojo brillante. Es similar… … Wikipedia Español
terra sigillata — Also called Samian pottery, terra sigillata is a Mediterranean ceramic ware decorated with relief figures, first produced about 300 BCE, having evolved from the Etruscan s black pottery called bucchero ware. Terra sigillata is Latin, literally … Glossary of Art Terms
Terra sigillata — Tẹrra sigillata [lateinisch »gesiegelte Erde«, zu sigillum »Abdruck des Siegelringes«] die, , feine, glänzende Keramik der römischen Kaiserzeit, in der Regel mit eingestempelten Fabrikantennamen (häufig als Tafelgeschirr), meist mit glatter… … Universal-Lexikon
Terra-Sigillata-Museum — Das Terra Sigillata Museum in Rheinzabern Daten … Deutsch Wikipedia
terra sigillata ware — ▪ Roman pottery bright red, polished pottery used throughout the Roman Empire from the 1st century BC to the 3rd century AD. The term means literally ware made of clay impressed with designs. Other names for the ware are Samian ware (a… … Universalium
Terra Sigillata — Céramique sigillée La céramique sigillée est une céramique fine destinée au service à table caractéristique de l Antiquité romaine. Elle se caractérise par un vernis rouge grésé cuit en atmosphère oxydante, plus ou moins clair et par des décors… … Wikipédia en Français
