Medieval Pottery Research Group Annual Conference
“Medieval and later ceramic development, production and trade along the Atlantic seaboard”
Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, Lisbon, 19-21 June 2014
June 18th (Wednesday)
14:30 Handling Portuguese Pottery
Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas - Universidade Nova de Lisboa
17:30 Wine reception at the Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga
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June 19 (Thursday)
9:00 Reception to participants
10:00 Opening session
10:30 Coffee break
11:00 Consumers of imported pottery in the Lower Thames Valley, c.1300-1900
Chris Jarrett
11:30 Iberian Ceramics from the Newport ship
Mark Redknapp
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12:00 Pottery consumption in Medieval Santarém (12 -15 )
Tânia Manuel Casimiro, Carlos Boavida and Telmo Silva
12: 30 Lunch
14:00 Late Roman and early medieval ceramics from São Martinho de Dume (Braga) - A first analysis
Raquel Martinez Peñin, Luís Fontes and Francisco Andrade
14:30 Montemor-o-Novo pottery: from production to consumption
Mário Varela Gomes and Tânia Manuel Casimiro
15:00 Strange Adventures in a City Made of Marble: Exploring Pottery Production in Estremoz, Portugal.
Sarah Newstead and Tânia Manuel Casimiro
15:30 Coffee break
16:00 Montelupo oil jars: source, contents & diffusion
Hugo Blake & Michael J. Hughes
16:30 A classification model of Italian and French tin glazed ceramics excavated in the Netherlands (15001700)
Nina Linde Jaspers
17:00 European Medieval pottery imports in Lisbon: an approach to its historical and archaeological
significance
Rodrigo Banha da Silva and Filipe Oliveira
17:30 Sweetly refined – an ongoing study of the ceramics of the Scottish sugar industry
Derek Hall, George Haggarty and Richard Jones
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June 20 (Friday)
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09:00 Early Modern Portuguese Courseware in Almada (16 -18 centuries)
Ana Filipa Ferreira, Tânia Manuel Casimiro, Sarah Newstead and Luís Barros
09:30 Late 15th century ceramics from a waterfront site – Casa dos Bicos – Lisboa
José Pedro Henriques and vanessa Filipe
10:00 Portuguese fine red coarse wares
Mário Varela Gomes and Rosa Varela Gomes
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 Archaic majolica in the UK
Hugo Blake
11:30 Naval victualling ceramics from The Royal Clarence Yard, Gosport
Chris Jarret
12:00 MPRG AGM
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Gothenburg its archaeology and ceramic finds: A Century of Excavations in an Early Modern Town in
the Northern Parts of Europe
Tom Wennberg
14:30 Maiolica waste from two early 17th century workshops in Harlingen, the Netherlands.
Nina Linde Jaspers
15:00 The importation and trade into Europe of Chinese porcelain during the 16th and first half 17th century
Sebastian Ostkamp
15:30 Culture in Trade - German Westerwald Stoneware of the 17th century in Colonial Virginia
Christoph Kühne
16:00 Coffee Break
16:30 Gerald Dunning Hall
Medieval and later ceramic research in Western Iberia
Rosa Varela Gomes
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June 21 (Saturday)
09:00 In light of the documentation of medieval tiles in Portugal
Patrícia Alho
09:30 Portuguese Medieval Pottery. The historical data
Rui André Alves Trindade
10:00 Hispano-Moresque tiles in Portugal: The collections of Palácio Nacional de Sintra and Mosteiro de
Santa Clara-a-Velha in Coimbra
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Susana Coentro, Rui A. A. Trindade, António Candeias José Mirão Luís C. Alves Rui M. C. Silva Vânia S. F.
Muralha
10:30 Coffee Break
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11:00 Portuguese 16 century tiles from Santo António da Charneca’s kiln: a spectroscopic characterization
of pigments, glazes and pastes.
L.F.V. Ferreira, D.S. Conceição, D.P. Ferreira, L.F. Santos, T. M. Casimiro and I. Ferreira Machado
11:30 Post 1755 Lisbon earthquake tiles: signs of popular devotion
Mariana Almeida
12:00 Acorn to Oak Tree; Scottish Stoneware production and trade 1750 – c.1850
George R. Haggarty
12:30 Ending session
15:00 Lisbon tour