Titlebook: Archaeomineralogy; George Rapp Book 2009Latest edition Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany 2009 Archaeology.History.Minerals.Rocks.holocene.miner

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The Criminal Evidence Act 1898,lassy phase in the fired product. Ceramic production has always been an empirical art. This is especially true of pottery making. The lack of any scientific basis in ancient pottery construction within a society led to a slow, trial-and-error process that often lasted for at least decades, if not much longer.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-14994-0, and sulfur with other minor elements. They are derived from vegetable sources or made synthetically. Although a few organic colorants are stable and basically permanent, in general they tend to be fugitive. The key concept in determining a pigment versus a colorant is its solubility. Only insoluble materials such as minerals are pigments.

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Properties of Minerals,ctron portion of atoms will concern us in this book. Because mineral color was so critical in many ancient uses of minerals, the relevant electronic structure of atoms is presented and related to color variation in Sect. 2.3.

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Lithic Materials,volcanic rocks, as contrasted to tuffs rich in unattached crystals and glassy particles (shards). Geologists have also used the term lithic to denote sandstones that contain less than 90–95% quartz plus chert and with more rock fragments

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Metals and Related Minerals and Ores,per have been found. The name copper is derived from the Greek name of Cyprus [Kyprios]. In the last few decades, individuals and teams from many countries have begun to locate ancient mines of the Old World (e.g., Wagner et al. 1983, 1984; Gerwien 1984).

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