Elemental and Mineralogical Characterisation of Pigmants, Glass and Faience from Dakhleh Oasis and the Nile Valley, Egypt During the New Kingdom, Ptolemaic and Roman periods
William Jay
10.4225/03/5ad0128f3e3bd
https://bridges.monash.edu/articles/thesis/Elemental_and_Mineralogical_Characterisation_of_Pigmants_Glass_and_Faience_from_Dakhleh_Oasis_and_the_Nile_Valley_Egypt_During_the_New_Kingdom_Ptolemaic_and_Roman_periods/6137621
A combination of fundamental non-destructive analytical techniques including Raman spectroscopy, Moesbauer spectroscopy, optical and electron microscopy and synchrotron XFM beamline have been applied to the examination of pottery, pigments, wall decoration, cartonnage, glass and faience samples from Dakhleh Oasis and Nile Valley, Egypt from the New Kingdom to Roman periods.
2019-04-03 01:00:37
Raman spectroscopy
Moesbauer spectroscopy
spectroscopy
New Kingdom Egypt
Archaeology