The non-destructive whole rock analysis here of 17 obsidian artifacts from archaeological contexts along the Middle Awash River Basin, Ethiopia indicates a very diverse obsidian provenance assemblage similar to the diversity seen in the Negash et al. (2011) study including known and, as yet, unlocated sources. Many of those artifacts were analyzed at the Berkeley Archaeological XRF Laboratory using similar methods and calibrations (see Shackley 2005, 2019:Supplement). The results here were compared to the Negash et al. (2011) study as well as source standard data at this laboratory
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Four of the artifacts were produced from the Malad obsidian source in far eastern Idaho, and two wer...
The non-destructive whole rock analysis here of 17 obsidian artifacts from archaeological contexts a...
Over the last 10 years, the geochemical characterization of obsidian artifacts has grown in importan...
Chemical sourcing is becoming an increasingly important component of archaeological investigation. I...
This study explores the use of portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) and X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spect...
The X-ray fluorescence technique using peak intensity ratios of trace elements is one of the faster,...
Obsidian provenance studies, based on geochemical signatures, are important for determining the sour...
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Chemical analysis is a proven analytical tool for obsidian provenance investigations used by archaeo...
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Four of the artifacts were produced from the Malad obsidian source in far eastern Idaho, and two wer...
The non-destructive whole rock analysis here of 17 obsidian artifacts from archaeological contexts a...
Over the last 10 years, the geochemical characterization of obsidian artifacts has grown in importan...
Chemical sourcing is becoming an increasingly important component of archaeological investigation. I...
This study explores the use of portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) and X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spect...
The X-ray fluorescence technique using peak intensity ratios of trace elements is one of the faster,...
Obsidian provenance studies, based on geochemical signatures, are important for determining the sour...
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Chemical analysis is a proven analytical tool for obsidian provenance investigations used by archaeo...
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts using X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry
Four of the artifacts were produced from the Malad obsidian source in far eastern Idaho, and two wer...