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Peer Review Status: Unrefereed
Title: Produção Cerâmica da Ilha Graciosa, Açores, Almadan Online
Author(s): Neto, Jose Luis
Borges, Luis
Peres, Magda
Parreira, Pedro
Casimiro, Tânia
Contact Email: tania.casimiro@stir.ac.uk
Keywords: Contemporary age
Ceramics
Local history
Azores
Issue Date: Jul-2025
Date Deposited: 18-Nov-2025
Citation: Neto JL, Borges L, Peres M, Parreira P & Casimiro T (2025) Produção Cerâmica da Ilha Graciosa, Açores, Almadan Online. <i>Al-Madan Online</i>, 2 (28).
Abstract: Brief presentation of ceramic production on the Graciosa island within the context of similar productions on the Azores archipelago. Two more relevant production cycles were identifi ed: coarse ware for local consumption, between 1915 and 1986, made from Santa Maria island clay; and tiles for local and other island consumption, between 1830 and 1970, made from local (Graciosa) clay. Knowing and trying to understand these ceramics is an opportunity to learn, even if only partially, the reality experienced by the people who produced, traded and used them.
Rights: Licenced under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
Notes: 1
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