1. Results of diagnostic campaign promoted by AIAr in the deposits of the Archaeological Museum of Paestum
- Author
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D. Angelici, G. Zuchtriegel, Susanna Bracci, Anna Pelagotti, Emanuela Sibilia, Salvatore Schiavone, Alessio Langella, Celestino Grifa, M. E. Oddo, Francesco Izzo, Donata Magrini, R. Costa, Mariano Mercurio, Chiara Germinario, F. Fantino, Maria Francesca Alberghina, Carmine Lubritto, Emanuela Massa, Paola Ricci, Oddo, M. E., Ricci, P., Angelici, D., Fantino, F., Sibilia, E., Alberghina, M. F., Schiavone, S., Grifa, C., Mercurio, M., Germinario, C., Izzo, F., Langella, A., Massa, E., Bracci, S., Magrini, D., Costa, R., Pelagotti, A., Zuchtriegel, G., Lubritto, C., Oddo, M, Ricci, P, Angelici, D, Fantino, F, Sibilia, E, Alberghina, M, Schiavone, S, Grifa, C, Mercurio, M, Germinario, C, Izzo, F, Langella, A, Massa, E, Bracci, S, Magrini, D, Costa, R, Pelagotti, A, Zuchtriegel, G, and Lubritto, C
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FORS ,Engineering (all) ,VIL imaging techniques ,media_common.quotation_subject ,XRF ,Materials Science (all) ,Art ,TR-FTIR ,Thermoluminescence dating ,Raman ,Archaeology ,Ancient technologies, Paestum ,media_common - Abstract
Thirty artefacts from the Archaeological Park of Paestum were investigated by means of scientific techniques on the occasion of the 2016 exhibition 'Possessione. Trafugamenti e falsi di antichita a Paestum'. The multi-analytic diagnostic campaign was aimed at identifying forgeries. Results provided a deeper understanding of both ancient technology and contemporary forgery techniques.
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- 2018