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SOURCING OBSIDIAN FROM NEOLITHIC ÇATALHÖYÜK (TURKEY) USING ENERGY DISPERSIVE X‐RAY FLUORESCENCE*
Archaeometry, 2007Tristan Carter
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Obsidian source identification at Gre Fılla, Turkey
Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2021Abstract This study presents a provenance analysis of the obsidian assemblage from Pre-Pottery Neolithic B (PPNB) at Gre Filla, in Turkey. A hand-held, portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) spectrometer was used to obtain the element contents of the artefacts. The major sources at the settlement were identified as Bingol B, Bingol A, and Nemrut Dag. The
KONAK, AYŞİN, MUŞKARA, ÜFTADE
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, 2020
As a means of contributing to discussions on regional diversity in the earliest Neolithic lifeways of the Fertile Crescent (10th millennium cal BC), this article presents an EDXRF-based sourcing study of 332 obsidian artifacts from the hunter-fisher ...
Tristan Carter +5 more
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As a means of contributing to discussions on regional diversity in the earliest Neolithic lifeways of the Fertile Crescent (10th millennium cal BC), this article presents an EDXRF-based sourcing study of 332 obsidian artifacts from the hunter-fisher ...
Tristan Carter +5 more
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Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2019
The corpus of sourced obsidian glyptic objects, like inscribed amulets and cylinder seals, is virtually nonexistent across the Near East. Here we report our findings for two obsidian amulets and two cylinder seals in the Yale Babylonian Collection and ...
E. Frahm, A. Lassen, Klaus Wagensonner
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The corpus of sourced obsidian glyptic objects, like inscribed amulets and cylinder seals, is virtually nonexistent across the Near East. Here we report our findings for two obsidian amulets and two cylinder seals in the Yale Babylonian Collection and ...
E. Frahm, A. Lassen, Klaus Wagensonner
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Advanced statistical analysis of LIBS spectra for the sourcing of obsidian samples
Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry, 2019This paper proposes an advanced statistical analysis method for results obtained by Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy on obsidian source samples from the Western Mediterranean area.
Delphine Syvilay +4 more
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Tikal Obsidian: Sources and Typology
American Antiquity, 1984The obsidian industry of Classic period Tikal, Guatemala, is discussed with regard to geological source determinations and behavioral typology. The potential of these two approaches for cultural reconstruction is greatly extended when they can supplement each other. Recent source determinations of obsidian artifacts from Tikal indicate (1) a behavioral
Hattula Moholy-Nagy +2 more
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Sourcing archaeological obsidian by an abbreviated NAA procedure
Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 1994Michael D Glascock, H Neff
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Archaeology in Oceania, 1997
AbstractThe natural occurrence of obsidian in volcanic flows in West New Britain has been thoroughly investigated and new measurements of the composition of field samples have been made with a proton dose of 150 μC, increased by a factor of three compared to analyses reported in early studies.
Roger Bird +3 more
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AbstractThe natural occurrence of obsidian in volcanic flows in West New Britain has been thoroughly investigated and new measurements of the composition of field samples have been made with a proton dose of 150 μC, increased by a factor of three compared to analyses reported in early studies.
Roger Bird +3 more
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The magnetic sourcing of obsidian samples from Mediterranean and near Eastern sources
Journal of Archaeological Science, 1983D H Tarling
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