Volume 26, Issue 4

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December 2015

Archaeometry and Cultural Heritage: Contributions of Geosciences

Issue Editors:

Lara Maritan,
Germana Barone,
Marco Benvenuti

12 articles in this issue

Archaeometry and cultural heritage: contributions of geosciences
Lara Maritan
Germana Barone
Marco Benvenuti
FOREWORD - GEOSCIENCES AND CULTURAL HERITAGE 06 November 2015 Pages: 383 - 384
The stones of the statuary of the Egyptian Museum of Torino (Italy): geologic and petrographic characterization
A. Borghi
D. Angelici
G. Vaggelli
Geosciences and Cultural Heritage 27 May 2015 Pages: 385 - 398
An updated petrographic and isotopic reference database for white marbles used in antiquity
Fabrizio Antonelli
Lorenzo Lazzarini
Geosciences and Cultural Heritage 10 May 2015 Pages: 399 - 413
Portoro, the black and gold Italian “marble”
Fabio Fratini
Elena Pecchioni
Roberta Canova
Geosciences and Cultural Heritage 21 April 2015 Pages: 415 - 423
The Quaternary succession of the Bulè and Alpetto valleys (Monviso Massif, Piedmont) as a possible supply for prehistoric jade axes raw material
M. Gabriella Forno
Silvia Avondetto
Franco Rolfo
Geosciences and Cultural Heritage 04 September 2015 Pages: 425 - 432
Copper Age axe-hammers, other tools and their raw materials in the sub-Apenninic area east of Bologna (Italy)
Claudio D’Amico
Gabriele Nenzioni
Fiamma Lenzi
Geosciences and Cultural Heritage 14 August 2015 Pages: 433 - 453
Contribution of petrophysical analysis and 3D digital survey in the archaeometric investigations of the Emperor Hadrian’s Baths (Tivoli, Italy)
Stefano Columbu
Fabio Sitzia
Giorgio Verdiani
Geosciences and Cultural Heritage 22 September 2015 Pages: 455 - 474
Archeometric investigation on wall paintings from the most ancient Hellenistic hypogeum found in Sicily (C.da Apaforte-Licata (AG))
E. Aquilia
A. Giuffrida
S. Raneri
Geosciences and Cultural Heritage 14 April 2015 Pages: 475 - 483
Petrographic and chemical characterization of Bronze Age pottery from the settlement of Mount San Paolillo (Catania, Italy)
Carmen Rodríguez
Reyes Bermúdez Coronel-Prats
Davide Tanasi
Geosciences and Cultural Heritage 22 April 2015 Pages: 485 - 497
Morphological and mineralogical evolution of microfossils during the heating process: a contribution to the archaeometric study of ceramics
Antonella Privitera
Adriano Guido
Franco Russo
Geosciences and Cultural Heritage 19 June 2015 Pages: 499 - 512
Archaeometric analysis of vitreous material ornaments from the Villa di Villa site (Treviso, Italy)
Giulia Olmeda
Ivana Angelini
Giovanni Leonardi
Geosciences and Cultural Heritage 31 July 2015 Pages: 513 - 527
Development of an ultra-miniaturised XRD/XRF instrument for the in situ mineralogical and chemical analysis of planetary soils and rocks: implication for archaeometry
Lucia Marinangeli
Loredana Pompilio
Anna Chiara Tangari
Geosciences and Cultural Heritage 27 October 2015 Pages: 529 - 537

Volume 26, Issue 4

Archaeometry and cultural heritage: contributions of geosciences

The stones of the statuary of the Egyptian Museum of Torino (Italy): geologic and petrographic characterization

An updated petrographic and isotopic reference database for white marbles used in antiquity

Portoro, the black and gold Italian “marble”

The Quaternary succession of the Bulè and Alpetto valleys (Monviso Massif, Piedmont) as a possible supply for prehistoric jade axes raw material

Copper Age axe-hammers, other tools and their raw materials in the sub-Apenninic area east of Bologna (Italy)

Contribution of petrophysical analysis and 3D digital survey in the archaeometric investigations of the Emperor Hadrian’s Baths (Tivoli, Italy)

Archeometric investigation on wall paintings from the most ancient Hellenistic hypogeum found in Sicily (C.da Apaforte-Licata (AG))

Petrographic and chemical characterization of Bronze Age pottery from the settlement of Mount San Paolillo (Catania, Italy)

Morphological and mineralogical evolution of microfossils during the heating process: a contribution to the archaeometric study of ceramics

Archaeometric analysis of vitreous material ornaments from the Villa di Villa site (Treviso, Italy)

Development of an ultra-miniaturised XRD/XRF instrument for the in situ mineralogical and chemical analysis of planetary soils and rocks: implication for archaeometry

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