CT for Ancient Pottery Reconstruction

Why CT Helps Pottery Researchers

Pottery fragments often contain internal cracks, filler materials, or ancient adhesives. CT imaging reveals internal density patterns, manufacturing techniques, and hidden restoration attempts.

Detecting Repairs

CT exposes density differences caused by modern glue, plaster, or added fragments.

Reconstructing Vessels

CT allows digital reconstruction of pottery without physically altering fragments.

Preserving Archaeological Value

Museums use CT to analyze pottery while maintaining structural integrity.

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