This paper presents the results obtained for red pigments used on ceramics from the Neolithic period, excavated at three Vinca culture archaeological sites on the territory of present day Serbia. Emphasis was put on cinnabar, a characteristic red pigment, in order to define its possible origin and usage. Several spectroscopic techniques (EDXRF, PIXE, X-ray powder diffraction) were applied to identify the pigments. According to the results presented in this paper, the known record regarding the first cinnabar use in the Balkans can be extended to the end of the sixth millennium BC. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved
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This study presents a non-invasive in situ methodology based on the use of portable elemental (energ...
This paper presents the results obtained for red pigments used on ceramics from the Neolithic period...
Cinnabar use in painting is historically documented from ancient times. The pigment, also known as v...
Keramički je materijal moguće ukrasiti različitim tehnikama, ali među njima tehnika slikanja zauzima...
Summarization: An assemblage of approximately 500 colouring materials and objects related to their u...
Two Byzantine VI century manuscripts known as Vienna Dioskurides and Vienna Genesis, held in the Aus...
A study of decorated Neolithic pottery samples from the excavation site Plocnik, Serbia, was perform...
This paper is a preliminary study on the origin of the precious red pigment cinnabar by μ-Raman anal...
Summarization: This paper refers to an investigation of finds that are associated with the raw mater...
Samples containing red pigment have been collected from two different archaeological sites dating to...
Two Byzantine VI century manuscripts known as Vienna Dioskurides and Vienna Genesis, held in the Aus...
Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dating was applied to the Neolithic Vinca culture's type-sit...
Vessels with a special shape have always been a point of interest for pottery studies, especially fr...
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