Floor Tile (LI 270)

Biblatex

@dataset{LI 270,
author = { Irena Loskotová },
title = { LI 270 },
url = { https://hdl.handle.net/11222/archaeo3data.2766 },
note = { Digitalia MUNI ARTS, Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University },
date = "2025-01-27 "
urldate = "2025-03-16" }

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Loskotová, I. 2025 , LI 270, Digitalia MUNI ARTS, Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University, dataset, viewed 16 March 2025,

https://hdl.handle.net/11222/archaeo3data.2766

Artefact ID: LI 270
Artefact ID type: inventory number
Held by: Státní hrad Lipnice (institution)
Artefact category: floor tile
Description in Czech: Centrálně umístěný erb zkřížených ostrví (Ronovci – páni z Lipé) v gotickém štítě vepsaném do čtverce po obvodu výrobku tvořeného motivem vegetabilních úponků.
Description: The coat of arms with crossed raguly (Ronovci-Lipé family) in a Gothic escutcheon inscribed in the centre of a square-shaped tile bordure composed of vegetal tendril motifs.
Site: Lipnice nad Sázavou

49.6142369, 15.4129008

WGS84 Geolocation: 49.6142369, 15.4129008
Finding context (type): household waste
Absolute datation range: 14th century (1300-1399)
Relief: flat (in cartouche)
Raw material: ceramics
Surface finishing:

Finishing/Povrch	Colour/Barva
	brown

Link to 3D model: https://sketchfab.com/vojtanosek/collections/dlazdice

Literature:

Holub, P. – Hložek, M. 2021: Reliéfní dlaždice – Relief floor tiles. In: Zdroje a šíření vybraných komodit keramické produkce vrcholného a pozdního středověku – Sources and Distribution of Selected High and Late Medieval Pottery Products (Loskotová, I. ed.), Tab. 1, ID D20. Brno. https://doi.org/10.5817/CZ.MUNI.M210-9920-2021

Non-plastic inclusion	Type
alkali feldspar	Minerals
biotite	Minerals
quartz	Minerals
muscovite	Minerals
plagioclase	Minerals
aplite	Rocks
slate	Rocks
granitoid	Rocks
cataclasite	Rocks
quartzite	Rocks
metaquartzite	Rocks
mylonite	Rocks
sandstone	Rocks
iron oxide-hydroxide klasts	Rocks

Images:

Úlomek křemence v mikrostruktuře keramického střepu, PPL, XPL/ quartzite fragment in the microstructure of the ceramic shard, PPL, XPL, foto M. Hložek.

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