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Corrosion Mechanism of a Jingdezhen Bluish-White Porcelain from the Nanhai I Shipwreck: The Ash-Green Glaze of the Early Song Dynasty
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Corrosion Mechanism of a Jingdezhen Bluish-White Porcelain from the Nanhai I Shipwreck: The Ash-Green Glaze of the Early Song Dynasty
This study investigates the long-term degradation processes and underlying mechanisms of a complexly corroded bluish-white porcelain sherd produced at the Hutian kiln in Jingdezhen, dating to the early Northern Song Dynasty, which was recovered from the Nanhai One shipwreck. A multi-analytical...
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