Materials, archaeological sources

Shortland, A., Schachner, L., Freestone, I. and Tite, M. (2006). Natron as a flux in the early vitreous materials industry sources, beginnings and reasons for decline. Journal of Archaeological Science 33 521-530. [Pg.192]

Lipids represent a remarkable class among the organic substances found in archaeological remains and works of art. They can derive from many sources, including vegetable oils, animal lipids, and waxes, and they have been used in many different ways in art and everyday activities. Lipid materials have been used extensively by ancient and modern populations as food, illuminants, waterproofing materials, binders, ingredients in medicines, cosmetics and balms. [Pg.191]

Laser-induced plasma spectroscopy (LIPS), archaeological materials, 5 743 Laser isotope separation, 25 416 417 Laser light, 14 655-656 Laser light sources, in photochemical technology, 19 107-108... [Pg.510]

Secondary intrinsic magnetic properties, of M-type ferrites, 11 67, 68 Secondary ion mass spectroscopy (SIMS), 24 74. See also SIMS entries archaeological materials, 5 744 Secondary ions, measurement of, 24 107 Secondary lead, 14 756-760 developments related to, 14 760 Secondary mercury production, end-uses and sources for, 16 39-42 Secondary metabolites... [Pg.825]

Chapter 1 identified source attribution of archaeological materials as one of the most important areas of scientific analysis. This chapter focuses on one of... [Pg.75]

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