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Studying archaeological mineralised textiles. A perspective from sixteenth to nineteenth century scholars.

Journal of Cultural Heritage
International audienceIn temperate latitudes, archaeological textiles are rarely found during excavations, except when they have been mineralised in contact with metal artefacts, copper or iron-based. Mineralised textiles are often the only direct source
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Archaeological Textiles: A Review of Current Research

Annual Review of Anthropology, 2001
▪ Abstract  Archaeological textile studies are now recognized as a robust source of information for anthropological inquiry. Over the past two decades several important developments have taken place, enabling a more integrated approach to their study than in the past.
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Survival of Archaeological Textiles in an Arctic Environment

1989
Beechey Island, Northwest Territories, Canada, August 1984: Beattie and co-workers from the University of Alberta opened the grave of Petty Officer John Torrington, and found his body almost perfectly preserved in ice. This was a significant moment in an on-going research project, coordinated by Beattie, to determine why all 129 crew members of the ...
Nancy Kerr, Barbara Schweger
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Storage Containerization: Archaeological Textile Collections

Journal of the American Institute for Conservation, 1978
Improved methods are needed for the low-cost stabilization of the storage environment and for increased accessibility and safe use of stored archeological textile collections.
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The Significance of Archaeological Textiles

2023
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Design innovative strategies for coating archaeological linen textiles surface to achieve protective multifunctional properties

Journal of Cultural Heritage, 2023
Hanaa A Al-Gaoudi, Mohamed Rehan
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The Importance of Textiles in the Archaeology of the Eastern United States

American Antiquity, 1936
Evidences of prehistoric textiles are sporadically encountered in the course of archaeological investigations in the Mississippi drainage area. Because of their paucity, they have been given little or no place in the consideration of the archaeological problems of this region.
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In situ detection of natural dyes in archaeological textiles by SERS substrates immobilized on the fiber

Microchemical Journal, 2023
Feng Zhao, Feng Zhao
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Yellow dyes in archaeological textiles: Sources, locations, identification, and challenges

Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2023
Naama Sukenik, Zohar Amar, David Iluz
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Textiles of the Saxon Period in the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnlogy.

2017
Proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society, 44, 26 ...
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