A mineralogical and geochemical database of Fe‐bearing mineral pigments from the south‐eastern alpine region

Abstract The provenance of yellow, red, and green Fe‐bearing mineral pigments used in archaeological and artistic contexts is pivotal in archaeological science providing information on trading activities, commercial routes, and procurement of appropriate raw materials. To support these studies, mineralogical and geochemical databases are required. The research presents a complete database of raw materials collected in the western sector of the Lessini Mountains (Venetian Pre‐Alps in NE Italy) based on mineralogical (X‐ray Powder Diffraction; XRPD) and geochemical (Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectroscopy; ICP‐MC) data, providing a solid reference archive for provenance studies.

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Archaeometry
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2024-12-23
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https://doi.org/10.1111/arcm.13050
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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis
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A mineralogical and geochemical database of Fe‐bearing mineral pigments from the south‐eastern alpine region

Maria Pia Riccardi, Giovanni Cavallo, Roberto Zorzin
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Archaeometry
Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis
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A mineralogical and geochemical database of Fe‐bearing mineral pigments from the south‐eastern alpine region

Maria Pia Riccardi, Giovanni Cavallo, Roberto Zorzin
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Abstract The provenance of yellow, red, and green Fe‐bearing mineral pigments used in archaeological and artistic contexts is pivotal in archaeological science providing information on trading activities, commercial routes, and procurement of appropriate raw materials. To support these studies, mineralogical and geochemical databases are required. The research presents a complete database of raw materials collected in the western sector of the Lessini Mountains (Venetian Pre‐Alps in NE Italy) based on mineralogical (X‐ray Powder Diffraction; XRPD) and geochemical (Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectroscopy; ICP‐MC) data, providing a solid reference archive for provenance studies.

ArchaeometryVol. 67(4)
University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (CH), University of Pavia (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis
2.92
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