In this study an analysis was made of 37 samples of tesserae of different shades and colours from Roman archaeological sites in the province of Salamanca (Spain), where pavements of opus tessellatum have been located. The tesserae were characterized by Mass Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS), X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) and Spectrometry, in order to determine their origin, composition and technique of manufacture. Results could reveal to us the local production of certain tesserae and the existence of a commercial network through the Via de la Plata and its main roads in the Iberian Peninsula.We would like to thank to the Junta de Castilla y León for the economic support for the archaeological excavation in Los Villares (Sal...
The present research concerns a comparative study between the chemical and mineralogical composition...
The present research concerns a comparative study between the chemical and mineralogical composition...
In spite of the great leap forward experienced in our understanding of the use of marble and other o...
In this study an analysis was made of 37 samples of tesserae of different shades and colours from Ro...
In this study an analysis was made of 37 samples of tesserae of different shades and colours from ...
Several medieval tiles from Tiebas Castle in Navarre, classified as carreaux de pavement, were miner...
Altres ajuts: Ajuntament de Barcelona (Institut de Cultura) contracte número 17001904Archaeometric s...
This paper presents for the first time, the archaeometric characterization of the ceramics of an arc...
Archaeometric studies on mosaics often concentrate only on glass tesserae, while comprehensive studi...
A complete visual, mineralogical, textural, chemical and statistical study is presented of thirty ce...
Son Mas is a ritual site in the north of Mallorca (Spain) which has known a long occupation from the...
Production patterns of pottery in El Bierzo region of NW Spain have been studied through an archaeom...
A series of 22 figured Phoeno-Punic and Roman terra-cottas, of high relevant archaeological and patr...
The archaeological excavations at Villa San Pancrazio (Taormina, Italy) are bringing to light a vast...
Six warrior stelae from central Iberia (Toledo, Spain) were studied using different geological techn...
The present research concerns a comparative study between the chemical and mineralogical composition...
The present research concerns a comparative study between the chemical and mineralogical composition...
In spite of the great leap forward experienced in our understanding of the use of marble and other o...
In this study an analysis was made of 37 samples of tesserae of different shades and colours from Ro...
In this study an analysis was made of 37 samples of tesserae of different shades and colours from ...
Several medieval tiles from Tiebas Castle in Navarre, classified as carreaux de pavement, were miner...
Altres ajuts: Ajuntament de Barcelona (Institut de Cultura) contracte número 17001904Archaeometric s...
This paper presents for the first time, the archaeometric characterization of the ceramics of an arc...
Archaeometric studies on mosaics often concentrate only on glass tesserae, while comprehensive studi...
A complete visual, mineralogical, textural, chemical and statistical study is presented of thirty ce...
Son Mas is a ritual site in the north of Mallorca (Spain) which has known a long occupation from the...
Production patterns of pottery in El Bierzo region of NW Spain have been studied through an archaeom...
A series of 22 figured Phoeno-Punic and Roman terra-cottas, of high relevant archaeological and patr...
The archaeological excavations at Villa San Pancrazio (Taormina, Italy) are bringing to light a vast...
Six warrior stelae from central Iberia (Toledo, Spain) were studied using different geological techn...
The present research concerns a comparative study between the chemical and mineralogical composition...
The present research concerns a comparative study between the chemical and mineralogical composition...
In spite of the great leap forward experienced in our understanding of the use of marble and other o...