Shine Like the Sun: Appendix A: Catalogue of Objects Studied The following is a catalogue of most of the pottery examined for this study, although material from some very recently studied sites is omitted. Catalogue number: Each site or collection is assigned a three- letter designation, which forms the prefix for the catalogue numbers. The samples are numbered sequentially within each site or collection, and are ordered in the alphabetical order of the site or collection designations so as to enable easy cross- referencing with the text and figures. Other Number: This column includes museum accession numbers, field numbers, and similar designators. Description: This column refers to the typology as developed in this study, and includes Class (see Key), Type (Blue- painted, Lustre-painted, etc.), and Style (e.g., Kashan Lustre 2 equals Kashan Lustre-painted Group Two). Colorants other than those specific to the typology (e.g., Blue-painted has overglaze cobalt-blue paint) are also provided (see Key). For coloured glazes the colorant precedes the glaze (e.g., Cu-t AL is a turquoise alkali-lime glaze and Cu-t OG is an opaque turquoise glaze), while no colorant indicates a white or colourless glaze. Colorants may not be included for every sample, but every illustrated sample certainly includes this data. Painted pottery should state if it is underglaze-painted (ugp), overglaze-painted (ogl), or slip-painted (spp), unless this is specific to the type (Lustre and Basra Blue-painted are both overglaze). Other technological classifications include slip-incised (sin). Samples which post-date the period covered in this study are given their date of production (e.g., 14th C., 15th C.). A "W" in parentheses (W) after the sample description signifies that the sample is a waster. Petrofabric: Attributions in this column are as defined within this volume; those attributions without brackets are the result of thin-sectioning, those with square brackets have been identified by observation with a 10× hand lens,and brace brackets signify that the particular ceramic type is known to be solely of a particular petrofabric. Some entries in this column include "sp", and these are stonepaste petrofabrics where a clay petrofabric also exists. Chem. Table: This column refers to the table that reports the results of energy-dispersive X-ray spectrometry of the body and/or wavelength-dispersive spectrometry of the glaze. Petro. Table: This column refers to the tabulated reporting of the petrographic data. Seriat. Table: This column refers to the tables of seriated attributes for the typological study. Form Fig: This column indicates the figure in this book that contains a drawing of the vessel form. Illust: This column indicates the figure where a full drawing of the piece may be found. An entry of "pub" in this column indicates that the piece is published elsewhere. Date: Entries in this column are inscribed dates. Reference: This column provides one source of publication of the piece, usually the most accessible or that with the best illustration. Key to Abbreviations Glazes AL = alkali glazed LA = lead-alkali mixed glazes (including alkali-lead) LG = high-lead glazed OG = opaque (tin) glazed PG = polychrome glazed (different glazes) TG = yurquoise glazed (predominantly alkali) Colorants Cr-b = chromium-black Co-b = cobalt-blue Cu-g = copper-green Cu-t = copper-turquoise Fe-b = iron-brown Fe-r = iron-red Fe-y = iron-yellow gy = grey Mn-b = manganese-black Mn-p = manganese-purple Sb-y = antimony-yellow Sn-w = tin-white wt = white Decorative Technique inc = incised (without slip) ogl = overglaze-painted (includes in-glaze) sin = slip-incised slx = slip-excised spl = splash-painted spp = slip-painted ugp = underglaze-painted ugp/spp = Iranian "silhouette" wares Other sp or S = stonepaste body in petrofabric column C = clay body in petrofabric column (W) = waster CATALOGUE Click on source for data, through alphabetical listing (below) or through source list (even further below). Some museum collections are entered under the site where they originated. - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z - ABS: Abu Sudeirah (Kish) excavations: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford ANI: Ani excavations (courtesy Esin Atil) ASH: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford BAH: Bahrami collection (source: publication) BEN: Benaki Museum, Athens (source: publication) BIP: British Institute of Persian Studies (source: publication) BHR: Bahrain excavations (courtesy Michael Roaf) BOS: Boston (source: publication) BRM: British Museum, London BSN: Beth Shan excavations (source: publication) BSR: Basra kiln finds: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York CHC: Art Museum of Chicago (source: publication) CLV: Cleveland Museum collection (source:publication) CRO: Cairo Museum (source: publication) CSR: Caesarea (Qaysariyya) excavation (source: publication) DAH: Dhahran finds: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto DET: Detroit Art Institute (source: publication) DVD: David Collection, Copenhagen (source: publication) FRR: Freer Gallery of Art, Smithsonian Institution (source: publication) FUA: Fustat finds: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford FUB: Fustat finds: British Museum, London FUM: Fustat Finds: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York FUR: Fustat finds, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto FUS: Fustat Research Centre in Egypt excavations: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto and others GHB: Ghubeyra excavations: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto GLF: Ghulafiqa survey: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto GRG: Gurgan excavations: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford GUL: Gulbenkian collection (source: publication) HAA: Haags Gemeentemusem, The Hague (source: publication) HAM: Hama excavations (source: publication) HIR: Hira excavations: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford HBY: Halabiya finds: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto HRM: Hermitage, St. Petersburg IBM: Iran Bastam Museum, Tehran (source: publication) ISR: Istakhr excavations: Oriental Institute, Chicago JRM: Jerusalem, Armenian Garden excavations: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto (JRM.01 from publication) KEV: Kiev Museum (source: publication) KHA: Khalili collection (source: publication) KNM: Kuwait National Museum LSL: Lasail finds: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto LVR: Louvre, Paris (source: publication) MIA: Minneapolis Institute of Arts (source: publication) MIK: Museum fur Islamische Kunst, Berlin (source: publication) MMA: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York MRT: Ma‘arrat al-Nu‘man finds (Bartels Gift): Ashmolean Museum, Oxford NSH: Nishapur excavations: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York NPP: Nippur excavations: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto NVH: Nineveh excavations: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford PSA: Pisa (source: publication) QRW: Qayrawan mosque (source: publication) ROF: Roaf collection ROM: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto RKA: Raqqa excavations (TA = Tell Aswad; WP = West Palace; EC = East Complex; NC = North Complex; AM = Abbasid Friday Mosque) RQP: Raqqa purchase: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto RSM: Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh RYY: Rayy excavations: University Museum, Philadelphia SMK: Samarqand: Institute of Archaeology and Samarqand Museum SMR: Samarra' excavations: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, and British Museum, London SRF: Siraf excavations: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, and publication. SRJ: Sirjan survey and excavations Ashmolean Museum, Oxford SSA: Susa excavations: Louvre, Paris (some source: publication) STL: Soustiel collection, Paris (including Kiefer collection) STN: Stein Survey: British Museum, London SVR: Sèvres (source: publication) TMN: Tell Minis finds (source: publication) V&A: Victoria and Albert Museum, London ZBE: Zabid East excavations and survey: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto ZSE: Zabid SE quadrant: Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto ZZZ: Miscellaneous private collections Return to Table of Contents