Mortar is an artificial material, commonly used since ancient times and widely conserved, in many cases in good conditions, to the present day. In this study, mortars from different structures of the mediaeval site of Baradello (Como, Italy) were analyzed, in order to characterize the materials and to help archaeologists to define a building chronology, only partially hypothesized, so far. Firstly, thin sections were prepared and observed by optical microscopy, then samples were analyzed by TG\u2013DSC, XRD, FTIR and SEM\u2013EDX. TG\u2013DSC proved to be the most useful technique for the purpose, because the treatment of its data pointed out differences between the architectural structures, suggesting a possible building chronology of the ...
This paper addresses the archaeometric analysis of several wall coatings applied to diverse architec...
This research deals with the archaeometric study of mortars of two outstanding examples of Roman arc...
The characterization of historic mortars by means of a concise methodology of material analyses can ...
Mortar is an artificial material, commonly used since ancient times and widely conserved, in many ca...
International audienceMortar is an artificial material, commonly used since ancient times and widely...
This study proposes a first approach to the characterization of the composition and degradation prod...
This study proposes a first approach to the characterization of the composition and degradation prod...
This study proposes a first approach to the characterization of the composition and degradation prod...
By using the methods of archaeological chemistry—thermal analysis, powder X-ray diffraction analysis...
The aim of the study is to provide, through the characterization of the mortar samples and the relat...
This paper deals with new strategies for dating the construction of ancient monuments, one of the mo...
The study of building materials constituting cultural heritage is fundamental to understand their ch...
Analysis of the mortars and coatings used in the walls of the archaeological site “El Turuñuelo” has...
Structural mortars constitute one of the most diffuse geomaterials, with stones and bricks, in ancie...
This paper addresses the archaeometric analysis of several wall coatings applied to diverse architec...
This research deals with the archaeometric study of mortars of two outstanding examples of Roman arc...
The characterization of historic mortars by means of a concise methodology of material analyses can ...
Mortar is an artificial material, commonly used since ancient times and widely conserved, in many ca...
International audienceMortar is an artificial material, commonly used since ancient times and widely...
This study proposes a first approach to the characterization of the composition and degradation prod...
This study proposes a first approach to the characterization of the composition and degradation prod...
This study proposes a first approach to the characterization of the composition and degradation prod...
By using the methods of archaeological chemistry—thermal analysis, powder X-ray diffraction analysis...
The aim of the study is to provide, through the characterization of the mortar samples and the relat...
This paper deals with new strategies for dating the construction of ancient monuments, one of the mo...
The study of building materials constituting cultural heritage is fundamental to understand their ch...
Analysis of the mortars and coatings used in the walls of the archaeological site “El Turuñuelo” has...
Structural mortars constitute one of the most diffuse geomaterials, with stones and bricks, in ancie...
This paper addresses the archaeometric analysis of several wall coatings applied to diverse architec...
This research deals with the archaeometric study of mortars of two outstanding examples of Roman arc...
The characterization of historic mortars by means of a concise methodology of material analyses can ...