keraamikatoodetes
Keraamikatoodetes refers to a category of medieval materials used in European architecture, particularly in the construction and decoration of churches and monasteries. The term is derived from the Latin words "keramos," meaning clay or pottery, and "tecta," meaning roof or covering.
Keraamikatoodetes were typically thin sheets of ceramic material, often composed of a mixture of clay, water,
The use of keraamikatoodetes was characteristic of a distinct architectural style that emerged in Southeastern Europe
Archeological discoveries and excavations have shed light on the production and use of keraamikatoodetes. Generally, all