kerámiadarabok
Kerámiadarabok, meaning "ceramic pieces" or "shard of pottery" in Hungarian, refers to fragments of ceramic material, most commonly pottery. These fragments can originate from a wide range of sources, including ancient archaeological sites, modern broken tableware, or industrial waste. Archaeologists frequently encounter kerámiadarabok, as pottery was one of the most durable and widely used materials throughout human history. The study of these fragments, known as pottery analysis or ceramic analysis, provides valuable insights into past cultures, including their diet, trade networks, technological capabilities, and daily life.
The characteristics of kerámiadarabok, such as their shape, size, material composition, decoration, and manufacturing techniques, are