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The structure of historical ''cocciopesto'' mortars (utilized in Venice and more generally in the Mediterranean area) have been mimicked with samples of phyllosilicate rich (by 58%) clay heated at different temperatures (between 500 and 700 o C) and treated with lime over a 5-month seasoning period in the air (in the presence of CO 2 ) or alternatively under N 2 atmosphere...