In this work, a protocol for determining the provenance of lapis lazuli rocks used for carved artefacts is described. Markers for the univocal attribution of the raw material to a source were identified analysing 45 rocks of known provenance (among which 15 georeferenced) from 4 quarry districts.

Protocol for lapis lazuli provenance determination: evidence for an Afghan origin of the stones used for ancient carved artefacts kept at the Egyptian Museum of Florence (Italy) / Lo Giudice, Alessandro; Angelici, Debora; Alessandro, Re; Gariani, Gianluca; Borghi, Alessandro; Calusi, Silvia; Giuntini, Lorenzo; Massi, Mirko; Castelli, Lisa; Taccetti, Francesco; Calligaro, Thomas; Pacheco, Claire; Lemasson, Quentin; Pichon, Laurent; Moignard, Brice; Pratesi, Giovanni; Guidotti, Maria Cristina. - In: ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL SCIENCES. - ISSN 1866-9557. - ELETTRONICO. - 9:(2017), pp. 637-651. [10.1007/s12520-016-0430-0]

Protocol for lapis lazuli provenance determination: evidence for an Afghan origin of the stones used for ancient carved artefacts kept at the Egyptian Museum of Florence (Italy)

Calusi, Silvia;Giuntini, Lorenzo;Massi, Mirko;Castelli, Lisa;Taccetti, Francesco;Pratesi, Giovanni;
2017

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In this work, a protocol for determining the provenance of lapis lazuli rocks used for carved artefacts is described. Markers for the univocal attribution of the raw material to a source were identified analysing 45 rocks of known provenance (among which 15 georeferenced) from 4 quarry districts.
2017
9
637
651
Lo Giudice, Alessandro; Angelici, Debora; Alessandro, Re; Gariani, Gianluca; Borghi, Alessandro; Calusi, Silvia; Giuntini, Lorenzo; Massi, Mirko; Cast...espandi
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