M. Savin

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NMR as a new tool for cultural heritage application: The provenance of ancient white marbles
Sourcing and nuclear magnetic resonance: new applications for old materials
ABSTRACT Solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance, which enables the characterization of structures of a variety of materials whatever their crystallinity/amorphous state, is used in the present work…
The marble of O Incio (Galicia, Spain): Quarries and first archaeometric characterisation of a material used since roman times
In spite of the great leap forward experienced in our understanding of the use of marble and other ornamental stones in Roman Spain, provenance studies are still quite uncommon in some territories of…
Marble Pieces in the Romanesque Portal of Glory of the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. New Data through a Multi-Analytical Approach
ABSTRACT Probably the most important Romanesque artwork in Spain, the Portal of Glory of Santiago de Compostela is essentially made in granite, the most abundant stone in the NW of Iberia, with the…
Estudio epigráfico y arqueométrico de la placa funeraria de Cela (Mos, Pontevedra): nuevas propuestas de interpretación.
Resumen: La epigrafia en Galicia es abundante y conocida, pero la aplicacion de estudios interdisciplinares y nuevas metodologias analiticas puede proporcionar una rica informacion que matice e…
Updated Characterisation of White Saint-Béat Marble. Discrimination Parameters from Classical Marbles
Grey and Greyish Banded Marbles from the Estremoz Anticline in Lusitania
Provenance study of the white marbles of the “Baths of Elagabalus” at the Palatine Hill in Rome
  • M. Brilli, M. Savin
  • Environmental Science
    Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences
  • 1 October 2019
The provenance of marbles, mainly used for sculptural material and recently unearthed from the foundations of a building dating back to the Late Antiquity at the Palatine Hill (Rome), has been…
Romanesque marble sculptures from the National Museum of Archaeology (MAN), Madrid, Spain : first study of their polychromy
Las placas marmóreas de San Pedro de Carcacía (Padrón). Nuevas valoraciones interpretativas a partir de su análisis arqueométrico
Se presenta una revisión analítica de las dos placas marmóreas localizadas en la parroquia de Carcacía (Padrón), expuestas en el Museo de la Catedral de Santiago de Compostela. En función del…
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