The two unique Early Neolithic obsidian bladelets found among the numerous ovens identified at the site of Portonovo (AN) were analysed. Non-destructive chemical analyses of the glass, by SEM-EDS and XRF, allowed the source rock region to be identified as the island of Lipari. As the bladelets are very fragile and thin, and present a pumice texture, the surfaces of the samples were protected with very thin aluminium foil before they were prepared and analysed with SEM-EDS. A sample holder closed at the bottom with a Mylar © film was used to allow the tiny specimens to be analysed by XRF. The provenance is then discussed in the context of the literature on obsidian provenance in Early to Late Neolithic sites in the middle Adriatic regions of...
In this study we applied a multidisciplinary approach, coupling geophysical and geochemical measurem...
The X-ray fluorescence technique using peak intensity ratios of trace elements is one of the faster,...
At Ustica island (Palermo, Italy), in the area of Casa dei Francesi, 119 fragments of obsidian artif...
International audienceDuring the Neolithic, obsidians of the Monte Arci (Sardinia) volcanic complex ...
The aim of our research is to check the SEM-EDS non-destructive analytical method for discriminating...
This paper discusses the first geochemical characterization of obsidian fragments from the prehistor...
This paper discusses the first geochemical characterization of obsidian fragments from the prehistor...
In the San Martino of Spadafora area (Messina-Italy), during the proceedings of the third line of th...
SEM-EDS non-destructive analysis allows the source discrimination of the various microphenocrysts in...
We present the preliminary results of the ongoing investigation of the obsidian from the Bronze Age ...
The contents of Na, Al, Si, K, Ca and Fe of 99 obsidians from the western Mediterranean islands of L...
Twenty-four obsidian artefacts of the Neolithic Age were found at the large karstic doline of Molfet...
In this study we applied petrochemical methods (SEM-EDS; FT-IR) in orderto characterize a group of o...
The provenance of twelve un-worked blocks and one part-knapped block recovered from the surface of f...
In this study we applied petrochemical methods (SEM-EDS; FT-IR) in order to characterize a group of ...
In this study we applied a multidisciplinary approach, coupling geophysical and geochemical measurem...
The X-ray fluorescence technique using peak intensity ratios of trace elements is one of the faster,...
At Ustica island (Palermo, Italy), in the area of Casa dei Francesi, 119 fragments of obsidian artif...
International audienceDuring the Neolithic, obsidians of the Monte Arci (Sardinia) volcanic complex ...
The aim of our research is to check the SEM-EDS non-destructive analytical method for discriminating...
This paper discusses the first geochemical characterization of obsidian fragments from the prehistor...
This paper discusses the first geochemical characterization of obsidian fragments from the prehistor...
In the San Martino of Spadafora area (Messina-Italy), during the proceedings of the third line of th...
SEM-EDS non-destructive analysis allows the source discrimination of the various microphenocrysts in...
We present the preliminary results of the ongoing investigation of the obsidian from the Bronze Age ...
The contents of Na, Al, Si, K, Ca and Fe of 99 obsidians from the western Mediterranean islands of L...
Twenty-four obsidian artefacts of the Neolithic Age were found at the large karstic doline of Molfet...
In this study we applied petrochemical methods (SEM-EDS; FT-IR) in orderto characterize a group of o...
The provenance of twelve un-worked blocks and one part-knapped block recovered from the surface of f...
In this study we applied petrochemical methods (SEM-EDS; FT-IR) in order to characterize a group of ...
In this study we applied a multidisciplinary approach, coupling geophysical and geochemical measurem...
The X-ray fluorescence technique using peak intensity ratios of trace elements is one of the faster,...
At Ustica island (Palermo, Italy), in the area of Casa dei Francesi, 119 fragments of obsidian artif...