40. Edwards HGM, Farwell DW, Seaward MRD (1991) Raman spectra of oxalates in lichen
encrustations on Renaissance frescoes. Spectrochim Acta A 47:1531–1539
41. Edwards HGM, Farwell DW, Jenkins R, Seaward MRD (1992) Vibrational Raman
spectroscopic studies of calcium oxalate monohydrate and dihydrate in lichen encrustations
on renaissance frescoes. J Raman Spectrosc 23:185–189
42. Russ J, Palma RL, Loyd DH, Farwell DWEH (1995) Analysis of the rock accretions in the
Lower Pecos Region of SW Texas. Geoarchaeology 10:43–63
43. Williams AC, Edwards HGM, Barry BW (1995) The ‘Iceman’: molecular structure of
5200-year-old skin characterised by raman spectroscopy and electron microscopy.
BBA-Protein Struct Mol 1246:98–105
44. Best SP, Clark RJH, Withnall R (1992) Non-destructive pigment analysis of artefacts by
Raman microscopy. Endeavour 16:66–73
45. Clark RJH, Cooksey CJ, Daniels MAMWR (1993) Indigo, woad, and Tyrian purple:
important vat dyes from antiquity to the present. Endeavour 17:191–199
46. Ciomartan DA, Clark RJH (1996) Raman microscopy applied to the analysis of the pigments
used in two persian manuscripts. J Braz Chem Soc 7:395–402
47. Burgio L, Ciomartan DA, Clark RJH (1997) Pigment identification on medieval
manuscripts, paintings and other artefacts by Raman microscopy: applications to the study
of three German manuscripts. J Mol Struct 405:1–11
48. Burgio L, Ciomartan DA, Clark RJH (1997) Raman microscopy study of the pigments on
three illuminated mediaeval latin manuscripts. J Raman Spectrosc 28(7):9–83
49. Coupry C, Lautié A, Revault M, Dufilho J (1994) Contribution of Raman spectroscopy to art
and history. J Raman Spectrosc 25:89–94
50. Turrell G (1996) Raman microscopy developments and applications. Elsevier, Academic
Press, Amsterdam
51. Pagès-Camagna S, Colinart S, Coupry C (1999) Fabrication processes of archaeological
Egyptian blue and green pigments enlightened by Raman microscopy and scanning electron
microscopy. J Raman Spectrosc 30:313–317
52. Bruni S, Cariati F, Cl Bianchi, Zanardini E, Sorlini C (1995) Spectroscopic investigation of red
stains affecting the Carrara marblefaçade of the Certosa of Pavia. Archaeometry 37:249–255
53. Trentelman K, Stodulski L, Pavlosky M (1996) Characterization of pararealgar and other
light-induced transformation products from realgar by Raman microspectroscopy. Anal
Chem 68:1755–1761
54. Barone G, Crupi V, Galli S, Majolino D, Migliardo P, Venuti V (2003) Spectroscopic
investigation of Greek ceramic artefacts. J Mol Struct 651–653:449–458
55. Bruno P, Caselli M, Curri ML, Favia P, Laganara C, Traini A (1997) Surface examination of
red painting on medieval pottery from the South of Italy. Anal Chim 87:539–553
56. Lofrumento C, Zoppi A, Castellucci EM (2004) Micro-Raman spectroscopy of ancient
ceramics: a study of Frenchsigillata wares. J Raman Spectrosc 35:650–655
57. Colomban P, Treppoz F (2001) Identification and differentiation of ancient and modern
European porcelains by Raman macro- and micro-spectroscopy. J Raman Spectrosc 32:93–102
58. Colomban P, Sagon G, Faurel X (2001) Differentiation of antique ceramics from the Raman
spectra of their coloured glazes and paintings. J Raman Spectrosc 32:351–360
59. Mioč UB, Colomban P, Sagon G, Stojanović M, Rosić A (2004) Ochre decor and cinnabar
residues in Neolithic pottery from Vinča, Serbia. J Raman Spectrosc 35:843–846
60. Smith DC, Vernioles JD (1997) The temperature of fusion of a celtic vitrified fort: a
feasibility study of the application of the Raman microprobe to the non-destructive
characterization of unprepared archaeological objects. J Raman Spectrosc 28:195–197
61. Smith DC, Gendron F (1997) Archaeometric application of the Raman microprobe to the
non-destructive identification of two pre-columbian ceremonial polished ‘greenstone’
axe-heads from Mesoamerica. J Raman Spectrosc 28:731–738
62. Gendron F, Smith DC, Gendron-Badou A (2002) Discovery of jadeite-jade in Guatemala
confirmed by non-destructive Raman microscopy. J Archaeol Sci 29:837–851
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encrustations on Renaissance frescoes. Spectrochim Acta A 47:1531–1539
41. Edwards HGM, Farwell DW, Jenkins R, Seaward MRD (1992) Vibrational Raman
spectroscopic studies of calcium oxalate monohydrate and dihydrate in lichen encrustations
on renaissance frescoes. J Raman Spectrosc 23:185–189
42. Russ J, Palma RL, Loyd DH, Farwell DWEH (1995) Analysis of the rock accretions in the
Lower Pecos Region of SW Texas. Geoarchaeology 10:43–63
43. Williams AC, Edwards HGM, Barry BW (1995) The ‘Iceman’: molecular structure of
5200-year-old skin characterised by raman spectroscopy and electron microscopy.
BBA-Protein Struct Mol 1246:98–105
44. Best SP, Clark RJH, Withnall R (1992) Non-destructive pigment analysis of artefacts by
Raman microscopy. Endeavour 16:66–73
45. Clark RJH, Cooksey CJ, Daniels MAMWR (1993) Indigo, woad, and Tyrian purple:
important vat dyes from antiquity to the present. Endeavour 17:191–199
46. Ciomartan DA, Clark RJH (1996) Raman microscopy applied to the analysis of the pigments
used in two persian manuscripts. J Braz Chem Soc 7:395–402
47. Burgio L, Ciomartan DA, Clark RJH (1997) Pigment identification on medieval
manuscripts, paintings and other artefacts by Raman microscopy: applications to the study
of three German manuscripts. J Mol Struct 405:1–11
48. Burgio L, Ciomartan DA, Clark RJH (1997) Raman microscopy study of the pigments on
three illuminated mediaeval latin manuscripts. J Raman Spectrosc 28(7):9–83
49. Coupry C, Lautié A, Revault M, Dufilho J (1994) Contribution of Raman spectroscopy to art
and history. J Raman Spectrosc 25:89–94
50. Turrell G (1996) Raman microscopy developments and applications. Elsevier, Academic
Press, Amsterdam
51. Pagès-Camagna S, Colinart S, Coupry C (1999) Fabrication processes of archaeological
Egyptian blue and green pigments enlightened by Raman microscopy and scanning electron
microscopy. J Raman Spectrosc 30:313–317
52. Bruni S, Cariati F, Cl Bianchi, Zanardini E, Sorlini C (1995) Spectroscopic investigation of red
stains affecting the Carrara marblefaçade of the Certosa of Pavia. Archaeometry 37:249–255
53. Trentelman K, Stodulski L, Pavlosky M (1996) Characterization of pararealgar and other
light-induced transformation products from realgar by Raman microspectroscopy. Anal
Chem 68:1755–1761
54. Barone G, Crupi V, Galli S, Majolino D, Migliardo P, Venuti V (2003) Spectroscopic
investigation of Greek ceramic artefacts. J Mol Struct 651–653:449–458
55. Bruno P, Caselli M, Curri ML, Favia P, Laganara C, Traini A (1997) Surface examination of
red painting on medieval pottery from the South of Italy. Anal Chim 87:539–553
56. Lofrumento C, Zoppi A, Castellucci EM (2004) Micro-Raman spectroscopy of ancient
ceramics: a study of Frenchsigillata wares. J Raman Spectrosc 35:650–655
57. Colomban P, Treppoz F (2001) Identification and differentiation of ancient and modern
European porcelains by Raman macro- and micro-spectroscopy. J Raman Spectrosc 32:93–102
58. Colomban P, Sagon G, Faurel X (2001) Differentiation of antique ceramics from the Raman
spectra of their coloured glazes and paintings. J Raman Spectrosc 32:351–360
59. Mioč UB, Colomban P, Sagon G, Stojanović M, Rosić A (2004) Ochre decor and cinnabar
residues in Neolithic pottery from Vinča, Serbia. J Raman Spectrosc 35:843–846
60. Smith DC, Vernioles JD (1997) The temperature of fusion of a celtic vitrified fort: a
feasibility study of the application of the Raman microprobe to the non-destructive
characterization of unprepared archaeological objects. J Raman Spectrosc 28:195–197
61. Smith DC, Gendron F (1997) Archaeometric application of the Raman microprobe to the
non-destructive identification of two pre-columbian ceremonial polished ‘greenstone’
axe-heads from Mesoamerica. J Raman Spectrosc 28:731–738
62. Gendron F, Smith DC, Gendron-Badou A (2002) Discovery of jadeite-jade in Guatemala
confirmed by non-destructive Raman microscopy. J Archaeol Sci 29:837–851
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