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of atypically illuminated medieval Hebrew bible in comparison to a XV century western
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122. Łydżba-Kopczyńska B, Rogulska A (2016) Decoration techniques in mediaeval Hebrew
Bibles: non-invasive XRF and l-Raman analysis. In: 6th meeting X-ray and other
techniques in investigations of the objects of cultural heritage, Kraków, 19–21 May 2016,
pp 238–239
123. Ray E (1999) Sofer: the story of a Torah Scroll. Torah Aura Productions, Los Angeles
124. Burgio L, Clark RJH, Firth S (2001) Raman spectroscopy as a means for the identification of
plattnerite (PbO 2 ), of lead pigments and of their degradation products. Analyst 126:222–227
125. Conservation KP offers RM for A. http://shop.kremerpigments.com/en/
126. Eastaugh N, Walsh V, Siddall R, Chaplin T (2004) Optical microscopy of historical
pigments. Taylor & Francis, London
127. Łydzba-Kopczyńska BI, Gediga B, Chojcan J, Sachanbiński M (2012) Provenance
investigations of amber jewelry excavated in Lower Silesia (Poland) and dated back to
Early Iron Age. J Raman Spectrosc 43:1839–1844
128. Angelini I, Bellintani P (2005) Archaeological ambers from northern Italy: an FTIR-DRIFT
study of provenance by comparison with the geological amber database. Archaeometry
47:441–454
129. Guiliano M, Asia L, Onoratini G, Mille G (2007) Applications of diamond crystal
ATR FTIR spectroscopy to the characterization of ambers. Spectrochim Acta A 67:1407–
1411
130. Seger H (1930) Der Bernsteinfund von Hartlieb bei Breslau. Altschlesien 3:171–184
131. Nowothnig W (1937) Der Bernsteinhandelsplatz von Breslau-Hartlieb. Altschlesische
Blätter. Altschlesische, Blätter, pp 48–51
132. Łydżba-Kopczyńska B, Krzywiecka M, Chojcan J, Madera PS (2015) Wrocław-Partynice
amber depots—the application of the comprehensive spectral database of succinate and
fossil and subfossil resins. In: 8th Congress on Application of Raman Spectroscopy in Art
and Archaeology Wroclaw, 1–5 Sept 2015, pp 146–147
133. Niedźwiedzki R (2014) Gigantyczny bursztynowy “skarb” partynicki z Wrocławia. In:
Amberif 2014. Bursztyn. Gemmologia – Muzealnictwo – Archeologia. Gdańsk-Warszawa,
23–26
134. Brody RH, Edwards HGM, Pollard AM (2001) A study of amber and copal samples using
FT-Raman. Spectrochim Acta A 57:1325–1338
135. Peris-Díaz MD, Łydżba-Kopczyńska B, Sentandreu E (2018) Raman spectroscopy coupled
to chemometrics to discriminate provenance and geological age of amber. J Raman
Spectrosc 49:842–851
136. Łydżba-Kopczyńska B, Białek E, Rusek G, Weker W (2011) Badania pochodzenia
obiektów bursztynowych poddanych zabiegom konserwatorskim. In: XI konferencja
Analiza chemiczna w ochronie zabytków, Warszawa 1–2 Dec 2011, p. 33
137. Navas N, Romero-Pastor J, Manzano E, Cardell C (2010) Raman spectroscopic discrimination of pigments and tempera paint model samples by principal component analysis on
first-derivative spectra. J Raman Spectrosc 41:1486–1493
138. Doherty B, Vagnini M, Dufourmantelle K, Sgamellotti A, Brunetti B, Miliani C (2014) A
vibrational spectroscopic and principal component analysis of triarylmethane dyes by
comparative laboratory and portable instrumentation. Spectrochim Acta A 121:292–305
139. Otero V, Sanches D, Montagner C, Vilarigues M, Carlyle L, Lopes JA, Melo MJ (2014)
Characterisation of metal carboxylates by Raman and infrared spectroscopy in works of art.
J Raman Spectrosc 45:1197–1206
140. Delaney JK, Ricciardi P, Deming Glinsman L, Facin M, Thoury M, Palmet M, René de la Rie E
(2014) Use of imaging spectroscopy, fiber optic reflectance spectroscopy, and X-ray
fluores-cence to map and identify pigments in illuminated manuscripts. Stud Conserv 59:91–101
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515