Elemental assessment of vegetation via portable X-ray fluorescence: sample preparation and methodological considerations
This paper reviews the use of pXRF in elemental assessment of vegetation, with emphasis
on the factors that affect pXRF readings, including water content, protective film effect, critical …
on the factors that affect pXRF readings, including water content, protective film effect, critical …
Greek and Roman Copper Alloy Coins (Fifth Century BC—Third Century AD): From Microstructures to Manufacturing Process
A BODET - Metallography, Microstructure, and Analysis, 2023 - Springer
In this article, we are focusing on the manufacturing techniques of Greek and Roman copper
alloy coins (fifth century BC—third century AD). Thanks to the metallographic analysis of the …
alloy coins (fifth century BC—third century AD). Thanks to the metallographic analysis of the …
Quantitative analysis of copper alloys by means of portable X-ray fluorescence: A comparison between analysis of shavings and surfaces
The investigation of the alloy composition is a key point for studying archaeological and
historical metal artefacts. Portable X-ray fluorescence is the most commonly used technique …
historical metal artefacts. Portable X-ray fluorescence is the most commonly used technique …
Evidence of Eurasian metal alloys on the Alaskan coast in prehistory
Six metal and composite metal artifacts were excavated from a late prehistoric
archaeological context at Cape Espenberg on the northern coast of the Seward Peninsula in …
archaeological context at Cape Espenberg on the northern coast of the Seward Peninsula in …
Handheld methods in archaeological research on large copper alloy assemblages: HH‐XRF against HH‐LIBS
When alloy composition information is sought across a single large artefact assemblage,
how well do handheld methods solve the problem of museum environments which restrict …
how well do handheld methods solve the problem of museum environments which restrict …
On, under and beneath the patina: Evaluation of micro energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence quantitative data on the classification of archaeological copper alloys
A series of quantitative micro X-ray fluorescence (μ-XRF) analyses was performed on a)
corroded surface, b) stripped-patina area and c) polished cross section of twenty-five …
corroded surface, b) stripped-patina area and c) polished cross section of twenty-five …
Comparison of Different Methods for Evaluating Quantitative X-ray Fluorescence Data in Copper-Based Artefacts
E Konstantakopoulou, A Casanova Municchia… - Condensed …, 2024 - mdpi.com
Handheld X-ray Fluorescence devices (HH-XRF) have given archaeologists and
conservators the opportunity to study a wide range of materials encountered in their work …
conservators the opportunity to study a wide range of materials encountered in their work …
Pitfalls and possibilities of patinated bronze: The analysis of pre-Roman Italian armour using pXRF
Despite the importance of weapons and armour as part of material culture in the
Mediterranean during the first millennium BCE, such objects have generally not been …
Mediterranean during the first millennium BCE, such objects have generally not been …
From commodity to singularity: The production of crossbow brooches and the rise of the Late Roman military elite
V Van Thienen, S Lycke - Journal of archaeological Science, 2017 - Elsevier
The diachronic development of the crossbow brooch was examined for northern Gaul during
the Late Roman period (3rd to 5th century) in order to extrapolate changes in production …
the Late Roman period (3rd to 5th century) in order to extrapolate changes in production …
Copper-alloy use in a Tyrrhenian medieval town: the case of Leopoli-Cencelle (Italy)
This study focuses on the use of copper-alloys in the Tyrrhenian town of Leopoli-Cencelle
(Italy) during the Middle Ages, and explores the technical aspects and sociocultural …
(Italy) during the Middle Ages, and explores the technical aspects and sociocultural …