Jerem, E., ed. (2002). Archaeometry 98:. Oxford: Archaeopress.

Title:

Archaeometry 98:

Subtitle:

proceedings of the 31st Symposium Budapest, April 26--May 3 1998. Volumes I and II

Series:

British Archaeological Reports

Volume:

S1043

Number of Pages:

852

Publication Type:

Monograph Chapter (in Series)

Abstract:

The two volumes are based on 129 papers presented at the 31st International Archaeometry Conference held in Budapest, and are organized according to four main topics: investigation of biological materials, dating methods, field archaeology, technology and provenance of archaeological materials. The Budapest meeting selected experimental archaeology as its special field of interest. Includes

Editor:

Erzsébet Jerem

Issue Editor:

Erzsébet Jerem
Katalin T Biró

Publisher:

Archaeopress

Year of Publication:

2002

ISBN:

1-84171-421-6

Subjects / Periods:

	Experimental Archaeology [Swp] (BIAB)
	Archaeometry [General] (BIAB)
Uncertain (BIAB)

Note:

Is Portmanteau: 1 Editorial Expansion: Archaeolingua Central European Series 1

Source:

BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))

Created Date:

13 Jul 2004

Please click on an Article link to go to the Article Details.

Chapter Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
DNA techniques in archaeometry	J Burger B Grosskopf Susanne Hummel Bernd Herrmann	19 - 21
A correlations between mycolic acid prevalence and reported tuberculosis frequency suggests a `biomarker' for poverty in ancient populations	Angela M Gernaey David Minnikin Mark S Copley Ali M S Ahmed Andrew T Chamberlain	27 - 32
In what way, what for and what limits can amino acids and amino acid recemisation be used in archaeometry?	J Csapó J Nyberg B Malmgren Zs Csapó-Kiss	77 - 81
The problem of chronology	J E Dayton	83 - 90
Deformation of burnt structures and archaeomagnetic error	Ian G Hedley Y Billaud	91 - 94
Age estimation of coral based on amino acid composition	J Nyberg B Malmgren J Csapó Zs Csapó-Kiss	99 - 101
Investigation of archaeological sites with the integrated application of aerial photography, magnetometer surveys and archaeological excavation	P Raczky S Puszta Z Czajlik B Holl à Marton	135 - 143
Ancient pine tar technology: correlations between manufacturing methods and com...	Curt W Beck E C Stout K Lee D Todtenhaupt A Kurzweil	179 - 184
Experimental casting of copper and bronzes in sand moulds	Martin Ecclestone Barbara S Ottaway	185 - 189
The importance of the firing atmosphere in the production of coarse ceramics with calcite and chamotte inclusions	B Fabbri S Gualtieri S Santoro	191 - 195
Experiments with a bow and arrow	L A Pavlish	213 - 217
The heating issue in ancient technologies	L A Pavlish	219 - 224
Frozen bone breakage experiments	L A Pavlish W F Bever P J Sheppard	225 - 229
Flume experiments with stone and bone	L A Pavlish M R Kleindienst P J Sheppard	231 - 237
Bone and stone breakage from bow-driven arrowpoints in two white tailed deer carcasses	L A Pavlish H Savage	239 - 242
Experimental firing of clays using salt water	M J Crone, von der M Maggetti	249 - 255
Application of structure analysis in archaeometry	Cs Ferencz I Ferencz-àrkos A Fehér	263 - 266
Experimental data on the trade of raw materials in Europe during the Late Bronze Age	G Szabó M Szónóky	267 - 272
Isotope fingerprinting of ancient tin: preliminary studies	R E Clayton N H Gale Z A Stos-Gale	301 - 309
Determination of iron making processes using synchrotron microprobe	P Dillmann P Fluzin P Chevallier	327 - 334
Analysis of copper-alloy artefacts from pagan Norse graves in Scotland	Katherine Eremin James A Graham-Campbell Paul Wilthew	343 - 349
Prompt-gamma activation analysis of Roman brooches	Zs Kasztovszky Zs Révay TamÃ¡s Belgya B Fazekas J Östör G Molnár A Vaday A Figler	399 - 403
Analysis of high antimony concentration finds with various methods XRF analysis of antimony bronzes	L Költõ M Varga P Maclean	405 - 408
The development of analytical cupellation in the Middle Ages	Thilo Rehren K Eckstein	445 - 448
Portable X-ray fluorescence analysis as a tool for the identification of copper ore processing sites on the Great Orme, North Wales, UK	Emma C Wager David A Jenkins Andrew Owen Barbara S Ottaway	491 - 496
Diatomological analysis (provenance) application in archaeological ceramics: an experimental approach	Guillermo A Fuente, de la	501 - 511
The enigma of the emerald green --; medieval lead glass vessels à la Heraclius	G Eggert H Hillebrecht	525 - 530
Infra red examination of archaeological ceramics	M L Eiland Q Williams	531 - 539
New developments in the analysis of archaeological ceramics by total reflection X-ray fluorescence (TXRF)	M García-Heras R Fernández-Ruiz J D Tornero	541 - 545
Sarm 69 ceramic-1: a new pottery certified reference material for int...	L Jacobson W A van der Westhuizen J Oosthuysen	585 - 586
Some physical control methods for the study of the precious and semiprecious stones	L Daraban L Cociu V Znamirovschi C Cosma G Borodi T Fiat	697 - 703
Precision versus accuracy in the XRF analysis of archaeological obsidian: some lessons for archaeometry and archaeology	M S Shackley	805 - 809
Characterization of pigments in Mercatellis manuscripts by total-reflection X-ray fluorescence and Raman-microscopy	Peter Vandenabeele B Wehling Luc Moens M de Reu G van Hooydonk A von Bohlen R Klockenkämper	825 - 828