Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Chinese term or phrase:
夹炭黑陶
English translation:
charcoal-mixed black pottery
Added to glossary by
Caroline Moreno
Aug 28, 2007 23:16
16 yrs ago
Chinese term
夹炭黑陶
Chinese to English
Social Sciences
Archaeology
Hemudu- Stone Age
The context is a list of things that came out of this period of time:
从此,河姆渡遗址、河姆渡文化、夹炭黑陶、稻作农业、干栏式建筑、象牙雕刻器等名词给考古学、历史学带来了大量新鲜空气...
Should be something like pressed charcoal black pottery? Thanks in advance!
从此,河姆渡遗址、河姆渡文化、夹炭黑陶、稻作农业、干栏式建筑、象牙雕刻器等名词给考古学、历史学带来了大量新鲜空气...
Should be something like pressed charcoal black pottery? Thanks in advance!
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +2 | charcoal-mixed black pottery | peiling |
4 | mixed carbon black wares | licullen |
3 | carbon infiltrated black pottery | Wenjer Leuschel (X) |
Proposed translations
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charcoal-mixed black pottery
That's the common translation seen on Chinese sites.
http://library.thinkquest.org/05aug/01780/arts-crafts/potter...
http://wordpedia.eb.com/tbol/article?i=009015&db=big5
夾炭黑陶是在黏土中摻入大量植物莖葉、穀殼等有機物質,在燒成過程中產生炭素黑色,故裡外皆黑。
http://library.thinkquest.org/05aug/01780/arts-crafts/potter...
http://wordpedia.eb.com/tbol/article?i=009015&db=big5
夾炭黑陶是在黏土中摻入大量植物莖葉、穀殼等有機物質,在燒成過程中產生炭素黑色,故裡外皆黑。
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carbon infiltrated black pottery
Black pottery is baked through the infiltration of carbon and thus through the formation of carbon fibres during the baking process. For this reason, I would call it "carbon infiltrated black pottery" or simply "black pottery."
http://www.deesenclassic.com/p2.html
"The history of black pottery can be traced back thousands of years. Using an advanced technique to seal the kilns, this technique allowed infiltrating carbon to bake the pottery black. The technique of the black pottery arts has resurfaced in China, producing some of the most exquisite pieces available for today's contemporary home design. This combination of primitive technique and modern design creates a product of unique beauty."
http://www.deesenclassic.com/p2.html
"The history of black pottery can be traced back thousands of years. Using an advanced technique to seal the kilns, this technique allowed infiltrating carbon to bake the pottery black. The technique of the black pottery arts has resurfaced in China, producing some of the most exquisite pieces available for today's contemporary home design. This combination of primitive technique and modern design creates a product of unique beauty."
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mixed carbon black wares
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