Keramos

Keramos
Release																				30 March 2020 (Update)
Members																				Yes
Quest item																				No
Properties
Tradeable																				Yes
Equipable																				No
Stackable																				No
Disassembly																				Yes
Noteable																				Yes
Destroy																				Drop
Values
Value																				250 coins
High alch																				150 coins
Low alch																				100 coins
On death																				Reclaimable Value: 4,346 Reclaim: 100
Weight																				0.453 kg
Examine
A remarkably versatile ceramic material.
Grand Exchange
Exchange																				4,346 coins (info)
Buy limit																				5,000
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Advanced data
Item ID																				49490
Links																				MRID • recipe

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Keramos is an Archaeological material that can be obtained through excavating material caches or various excavation sites, requiring level 42 Archaeology, at various dig sites around RuneScape.

Keramos is required to restore various artefacts. As players increase their Archaeology level and use higher tier mattocks, they are able to excavate keramos at quicker rates.

Keramos, like other Archaeology materials, can be stored in the material storage container. An unlimited amount of keramos can be stored in the material storage container.

Material caches

Excavation site	Members	Amount	Requirements
God Wars Dungeon - Saradominist south-east excavation site	Yes	3	Troll Stronghold 60 or 60
Everlight - Mass grave excavation site	Yes	3	42
Everlight - Oikoi excavation site	Yes	2	42

Sources

For an exhaustive list of all known sources for this item, see here.

Source	Level	Quantity	Rarity
Acropolis debris	92	1	3/10
Ancient casket	N/A	100	Uncommon
Material cache (keramos)	42	1	Always
Monoceros remains	48	1	3/10
Oikos studio debris	72	1	2/10
Prodromoi remains	42	1	3/10
Saltwater mud	42	1	522/5000
Stadio debris	61	1	3/10

Products

This is an auto-generated list (update now), and shows the first 100 items alphabetically. For all items, click here.

Item	Skills	Materials	GE price
Amphora	92	1 × Amphora (damaged) 34 × Everlight silvthril 46 × Keramos	N/A
Ceremonial unicorn ornament	48	1 × Ceremonial unicorn ornament (damaged) 26 × Keramos 20 × Cobalt blue	N/A
Dominarian device	84	1 × Dominarian device (damaged) 30 × Everlight silvthril 22 × Keramos 22 × Third Age iron 1 × Clockwork	N/A
Dominion discus	61	1 × Dominion discus (damaged) 34 × Keramos 28 × Star of Saradomin	N/A
Dominion javelin	61	1 × Dominion javelin (damaged) 32 × Keramos 30 × Third Age iron	N/A
Hallowed lantern	42	1 × Hallowed lantern (damaged) 20 × Third Age iron 24 × Keramos 1 × White candle	N/A
Patera bowl	72	1 × Patera bowl (damaged) 36 × Keramos 30 × Goldrune 1 × Sapphire	N/A

Disassembly

Keramos
Disassembly category	Ores
Disassembly XP	1.2
Item quantity required	1
Material count	1
Base junk chance	?  53.8% Your actual junk chance depends on your junk chance reduction researched. See the table below for all values, and Junk for more information. Reduction Junk chance None 1 53.8% 1 34 53.3 2 49 52.2 3 64 51.2 4 69 50.1 5 78 49.0 6 83 47.4 7 91 46.3 8 95 44.7 9 105 43.1
Special materials
1 × Historic components	16/100
OR
1 × Classic components	1/25
Common materials
Simple parts	1/1

Update history

This information has been compiled as part of the update history project. Some updates may not be included—see here for how to help out!

• patch 29 June 2020 (Update):
  • The Grand Exchange buy limits for all Archaeology materials have increased from 1,000 to 5,000.

• update 30 March 2020 (Update):
  • Added to game.

Trivia

• κέραμος (keramos) means "potter's clay" in Ancient Greek. The English word "ceramic" ultimately derives from it.