Samples of prehispanic rock art from Oyola's archaeological site, near the city of Catamarca, Argentina have been analyzed using micro-Raman spectroscopy, SEM-EDS and BSD, and optical microscopy. These samples are representative of diverse figures and non-painted surface of one of the caves at the site: Oyola 7. The pigments employed in the rock art were fully characterized. The red colors are confirmed to be red ochre (hematite) and clay. White areas of the painting have been identified as gypsum whereas black pigment is attributed to graphite. In addition, it was demonstrated that all the samples analyzed, including underlying strata, contain large amounts of calcium oxalate as the mineral whewellite. Because of the distribution along the...
Raman micro-spectroscopy (RMS) is nowadays a very well established analytical technique for the pigm...
This paper draws on the study of the prehistoric art site of Penedo Gordo (NW Spain) resulting from ...
Two samples of ochre painting residues (crayons) obtained from the archaeological site Cave Loncomán...
Micro-Raman spectroscopy was employed for the analysis of samples collected from the shelters Campo ...
The present work analyzes Raman spectra of red, white, and black experimental paintings manufactured...
In Northwestern Patagonia, many archaeological sites can be found that testify human occupation by h...
The Hualfin Valley presents a long occupation period from the first agropastoralist societies (BC 20...
In this paper we discuss the use of mineral pigments recovered in stratigraphic position from three ...
Abstract: From a multidisciplinary perspective, we propose a first comparative study on the pigments...
How to connect rock art with the social practices developed around it along time? Trying to answer t...
Introduction: Carbon-based pigments are a group of dark-colored materials, which are classified acco...
The skeletal remains of seven individuals were excavated in a secondary burial context in the site o...
The first direct AMS radiocarbon dating of two rock art motifs in separate rock shelters (VQ1 and VQ...
This paper presents the results of chemical analyses of the organic and inorganic fractions of pigme...
White virgules, commas, and dot designs on tricolored ceramics are sporadically found in different a...
Raman micro-spectroscopy (RMS) is nowadays a very well established analytical technique for the pigm...
This paper draws on the study of the prehistoric art site of Penedo Gordo (NW Spain) resulting from ...
Two samples of ochre painting residues (crayons) obtained from the archaeological site Cave Loncomán...
Micro-Raman spectroscopy was employed for the analysis of samples collected from the shelters Campo ...
The present work analyzes Raman spectra of red, white, and black experimental paintings manufactured...
In Northwestern Patagonia, many archaeological sites can be found that testify human occupation by h...
The Hualfin Valley presents a long occupation period from the first agropastoralist societies (BC 20...
In this paper we discuss the use of mineral pigments recovered in stratigraphic position from three ...
Abstract: From a multidisciplinary perspective, we propose a first comparative study on the pigments...
How to connect rock art with the social practices developed around it along time? Trying to answer t...
Introduction: Carbon-based pigments are a group of dark-colored materials, which are classified acco...
The skeletal remains of seven individuals were excavated in a secondary burial context in the site o...
The first direct AMS radiocarbon dating of two rock art motifs in separate rock shelters (VQ1 and VQ...
This paper presents the results of chemical analyses of the organic and inorganic fractions of pigme...
White virgules, commas, and dot designs on tricolored ceramics are sporadically found in different a...
Raman micro-spectroscopy (RMS) is nowadays a very well established analytical technique for the pigm...
This paper draws on the study of the prehistoric art site of Penedo Gordo (NW Spain) resulting from ...
Two samples of ochre painting residues (crayons) obtained from the archaeological site Cave Loncomán...