In the framework of the PROMET project (European Commission contract No. 509126) aimed to develop new analytical techniques and materials for monitoring and protecting metal artefacts and monuments from the Mediterranean region, the corrosion products grown on silver Roman coins during archaeological burial is studied by means of scanning electron microscopy combined with energy dispersive spectrometry (SEM-EDS), X-ray diffraction (XRD) and optical microscopy (OM) techniques
Ancient Roman silver coins, especially forgeries, contain various amounts of silver on the surfaces....
This research dealt examining, analysis and treatment of a silver - copper belt, it exhibited in Agr...
This paper presents some applications of Particle Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE) and Energy-Dispersiv...
By means of the combined use of glow discharge optical emission spectrometry (GDOES), scanning elect...
By means of the combined use of surface and micro-analytical techniques the surface chemical composi...
By means of the combined use of glow discharge optical emission spectrometry (GDOES), scanning elect...
Since the 18th century analytical methods have been used to identify the chemical composition of arc...
The aim of this research was to characterize ten Provisini, one of the most common silver coins in t...
AbstractMuseum CIRTA of the town of Constantine has a collection of more than 35000 coins and statue...
The precious metallic artefacts are particularly interesting from a historical, artistic and economi...
The precious metallic artefacts are particularly interesting from a historical, artistic and economi...
International audienceThis work is a contribution to the microchemical surface analysis of two Numid...
A set of Roman orichalcum coins, issued from 88 B.C. to 96 A.D., has been investigate...
This work focuses on the study of ten Grosso Romanino, a silver medieval coin, minted in Rome during...
A selected number of Roman orichalcum coins, from private collections, have been studied. Numismatic...
Ancient Roman silver coins, especially forgeries, contain various amounts of silver on the surfaces....
This research dealt examining, analysis and treatment of a silver - copper belt, it exhibited in Agr...
This paper presents some applications of Particle Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE) and Energy-Dispersiv...
By means of the combined use of glow discharge optical emission spectrometry (GDOES), scanning elect...
By means of the combined use of surface and micro-analytical techniques the surface chemical composi...
By means of the combined use of glow discharge optical emission spectrometry (GDOES), scanning elect...
Since the 18th century analytical methods have been used to identify the chemical composition of arc...
The aim of this research was to characterize ten Provisini, one of the most common silver coins in t...
AbstractMuseum CIRTA of the town of Constantine has a collection of more than 35000 coins and statue...
The precious metallic artefacts are particularly interesting from a historical, artistic and economi...
The precious metallic artefacts are particularly interesting from a historical, artistic and economi...
International audienceThis work is a contribution to the microchemical surface analysis of two Numid...
A set of Roman orichalcum coins, issued from 88 B.C. to 96 A.D., has been investigate...
This work focuses on the study of ten Grosso Romanino, a silver medieval coin, minted in Rome during...
A selected number of Roman orichalcum coins, from private collections, have been studied. Numismatic...
Ancient Roman silver coins, especially forgeries, contain various amounts of silver on the surfaces....
This research dealt examining, analysis and treatment of a silver - copper belt, it exhibited in Agr...
This paper presents some applications of Particle Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE) and Energy-Dispersiv...