Materials of Art and Archeology Bibliography
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Bibliography Part VII. Dating and Provenance Norbert S. Baer Conservation Center Institute of Fine Arts New York University
August 2003 Introduction
Cumulative Index May be obtained from:
Institute of Fine Arts New York University 14 East 78th Street New York, New York 10021 August 2003 PART VII: DATING AND PROVENANCE
Archaeometry: General References 1 Bone and Ivory: Provenance 2 Case Studies: Asyut Hoard 3 Case Studies: Bronze Horse (MMA) 4 Case Studies: Etruscan Warriors (MMA) 4 Case Studies: Getty Kouros 4 Case Studies: Mansoor Collection 5 Case Studies: Metallurgy in Chalcolithic Cyprus 7 Case Studies: Piltdown Man Forgery 7 Case Studies: Riace Bronzes 7 Case Studies: Schliemann and Troy 8 Case Studies: Sevso Treasure 8 Case Studies: Shroud of Turin 9 Case Studies: Thera Eruption 9 Case Studies: Tomb of Ramses II Sons 13 Case Studies: Vinland Map 13 Ceramics: Characterization 13 Ceramics: Firing Chemistry 14 Ceramics: Miscellaneous Methods of Analysis 15 Ceramics: Neutron Activation Analysis 16 Ceramics: Petrographic Analysis 16 Ceramics: X-ray Methods 17 Dendrochronology 17 DNA Profiling 18 Field Methods 19 Forensic Anthropology 19 Geochemistry: Potassium-Argon Dating 20 Glass: Dating and Provenance 20 Glass: Fission Track Dating 20 Glass: Weathering (Glass Layer Counting) 21 Ice Cores 21 Location Methods: Aerial Photography 21 Location Methods: General 21 Location Methods: Magnetic Prospecting 22 Location Methods: Radar 23 Marble Provenance: Cathodoluminescence 23 Marble Provenance: General 23 Marble Provenance: Isotope Analysis 24 Neutron Activation Analysis 25 Obsidian: Dating and Provenance 25 Paleobotany 27 Racemization Dating 27 Radiocarbon Dating: Bone 27 Radiocarbon Dating: General References 27 Radiocarbon Dating: Mortars 29 Rescue Archaeology: Temple of Dendur 29 Stone Provenance: Chemical and Isotopic Analysis 30 Stone Provenance: Desert Varnish 31 Stone Provenance: General 32 Stone Provenance: Petrographic Analysis 33 Stone Provenance: Quarries 33 Stone Provenance: Thermoluminescence Dating 34 Stone Provenance: Ultraviolet Examination 34 Stone Provenance: Wear Analysis 34 Technology and Culture 35 Thermoluminescence Dating 35 Archaeometry: General References M.J. Aitken, Physics and Archaeology, 2nd Edition, Clarendon Press, Oxford (1974). viii + 291pp.
Review: D. Killick, Journal of Field Archaeology 19 117-121 (1992). F. Hole and R.F. Heizer, An Introduction to Prehistoric Archaeology, 3rd Edition, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, New York (1973). xv + 574pp. R. Jones, "Ions and Eons: Some Thoughts on Archaeological Science and Scientific Archaeology," In Archaeometry: An Australasian Perspective, W. Ambrose and P. Duerden, Editors, Australian National University, Canberra (1982). pp.22-35. F.D. Neiman, An Evolutionary Approach to Archaeological Inference: Aspects of Architectural Variation in the 17th Century Chesapeake, Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, Yale University, New Haven, CT, University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI (1990). H.N. Michael and N.K. Ralph, Editors, Dating Techniques for the Archaeologist, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA (1971). xi + 226pp. J.W. Michels, Dating Methods in Archaeology, Seminar Press, New York (1973). xiv + 230pp. H. Mommsen, Archäometrie: Neuere naturwissenschaftliche Methoden und Erfolge in der Archäologie Teubner, Stuttgart (1986). 304pp. R.M. Organ, "The Value of Analyses of Archaeological Objects," Archaeometry 13 27-28 (1971). M.V. Orna and J.B. Lambert, "New Directions in Archaeological Chemistry," In Archaeological Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, and Biochemical Analysis, M.V. Orna, Editor, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC (1996) pp. 1-9. H.L. Peterson, How Do You Know It's Old? A Practical Handbook on the Detection of Fakes for the Antiques Collector and Curator, Scribner, New York (1975). ix + 166pp. F. Plog, "The Integration of Archaeometry into Archaeological Research," In Future Direction in Archaeometry, J. Olin, Editor, Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C. (1982). pp.75-79. A.M. Pollard, Editor, New Developments in Archaeological Science, Oxford University Press (1992). 293pp. A.M. Pollard, Report of the Coordinator for Science-Based Archaeology, 1987-1990, Science and Engineering Research Council, Swinton (n.d).. D. A. Scott and P. Meyers, Editors, Archaeometry of Pre –Columbian Sites and Artifacts, Getty Trust, CA (1994). 432pp. D.H. Thomas, Predicting the Past: An Introduction to Anthropological Archaeology, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, New York (1974). x + 84pp. M.S. Tite, Methods of Physical Examination in Archaeology, Seminar Press, New York (1972). xxx + 389pp. M.S. Tite, "Archaeological Science: Past Achievements and Future Prospects," Archaeometry 33, Part 2 139-151 August (1991). R.H. Tykot and S.M.M. Young, "Archaeological Implications of Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry," In Archaeological Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, and Biochemical Analysis, M.V. Orna, Editor, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC (1996) pp. 116-130. P. Vandiver, J. Druzik, and G.S. Wheeler, Editors, Materials Issues in Art and Archaeology II, Materials Research Society, Symposium Proceedings Volume 185, Pittsburgh, PA (1991). xxviii + 844pp. M.R. Waters, Principles of Geoarchaeology, University of Arizona Press, Tucson, AZ (1992). 398pp. W.S. Williams, "Science and the Art Museum: The Analysis of Archaeological Materials," In Ancient Technologies and Archaeological Materials," S.U. Wisseman and W.S. Williams, Editors, Gordon and Breach, Langhorne, PA (1993) pp. 157-186. S.U. Wisseman and W.S. Williams, "Why Study Artifacts? An Interdisciplinary Approach," In Ancient Technologies and Archaeological Materials," S.U. Wisseman and W.S. Williams, Editors, Gordon and Breach, Langhorne, PA (1993) pp. 3-16. J.E. Yellen, "Archaeometry and the National Science Foundation," SAS Bulletin 15 (Part 2) 2-3, 16 (1992). Bone and Ivory: Provenance N.S. Baer, T. Jochsberger and N. Indictor, "Chemical Investigations on Ancient Near Eastern ArchaeoProtein -logical Ivory Artifacts: III. Fluorine and Nitrogen Composition," Archaeological Chemistry II, Advances in Chemistry 171, Edited by G.F. Carter, American Chemical Society, Washington, D.C. (1978). pp.139‑149. N.S. Baer and N. Indictor, "Chemical Investigations on Ancient Near Eastern Archaeological Ivory Artifacts," Archaeological Chemistry, Advances in Chemistry 138, Edited by C.W. Beck, American Chemical Society, Washington, D.C. (1974). pp.236‑245. V. Balter, J.-F. Saliège, H. Bocherens, and A. Person, "Evidence of Physico-Chemical and Isotopic Modifications in Archaeological Bones During Controlled Acid Etching," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 315-504 August (2002). A. Balzer, G. Gleixner, G. Grupe, H-L. Schmidt, S. Schramm, and S. Turban-Just, "In Vitro Decomposition of Bone Collagen by Soil Bacteria: the Implications for Stable Isotope Analysis in Archaeometry," Archaeometry 39, Part 2 415-430 August (1997). J.C. Barton and C.B. Stringer, "An Attempt at Dating the Swanscombe Skull Bones Using Non-Destructive Gamma-Ray Counting," Archaeometry 39, Part 1 205-216 February (1997). A. Berzero, V. Caramella-Crespi, and P. Cavagna, "Direct Gamma-Ray Spectrometric Dating of Fossil Bones: Preliminary Results," Archaeometry 39, Part 1 189-204 February (1997). J.H. Burton, "Trace Elements in Bone as Paleodietary Indicators," In Archaeological Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, and Biochemical Analysis, M.V. Orna, Editor, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC (1996) pp. 327-334. M. Castellano Arroyo and E. Villanueva Canadas, "Study on the Evolution of Lipids in Bone Remains in Relation to the Date. II. Cholesterol, Triglycerides and Free Fatty Acids," Zacchia 14 No.1 61‑72 (1978). A.M. Child, "Amino Acid Racemization and the Effects of Microbial Diagenisis," In Archaeological Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, and Biochemical Analysis, M.V. Orna, Editor, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC (1996) pp. 366-377. M. J. Collins, C. M. Nielsen-Marsh, J. Hiller, C. I. Smith, J. P. Roberts, R. V. Prigodich, T. J. Wess, J. Csapò, A. R. Millard, and G. Turner-Walker, "The Survival of Organic Matter in Bone: a Review," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 383-394 August (2002). S. Costamagno, "Laboratory Taphonomy - Material Loss and Skeletal Part Profiles: the Example of Saint-Germain-la-Rivière (Gironde, France)," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 495-504 August (2002). M. Del Pilar Babot and M. C. Apella, "Maize and Bone: Residues of Grinding in Northwestern Argentina," Archaeometry 45 Part 1 121-132 February (2003). C. Denys, "Taphonomy and Experimentation," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 469-485 August (2002). T. de Torres, J. E. Ortiz, F. J. Llamas, L. Canoira, R. Juliá, and M. J. García-Martínez, "Bear Dentine Aspartic Acid Racemization Analysis: a Proxy for the Dating of Pleistocene Cave Infills," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 417-426 August (2002). Y. Fernández-Jalvo, B. Sánchez-Chillón, and Luis Alcalá, "The Fourth International Meeting on Bone Diagenesis," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 315-319 August (2002). Y. Fernández-Jalvo, B. Sánchez-Chillón, P. Andrews, S. Fernández-López, and L. Alcalá Martínez, "Morphological Taphonomic Transformations of Fossil Bones in Continental Environments, and Repercussions on Their Chemical Composition," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 353-362 August (2002). E.-M. Geigl, "On the Circumstances Surrounding the Preservation and Analysis of Very Old DNA," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 337-343 August (2002). A. Götherström, M. J. Collins, A. Angerbjörn, and K. Lidén, "Bone Preservation and DNA Amplification," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 395-404 August (2002). D.M. Greenlee, "An Electron Microprobe Evaluation of Diagenetic Alteration in Archaeological Bone," In Archaeological Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, and Biochemical Analysis, M.V. Orna, Editor, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC (1996) pp. 334-354. R. E. M. Hedges, "Bone Diagenesis: an Overview of Processes," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 319-328 August (2002). M. M. E. Jans, H. Kars, C. M. Nielsen-Marsh, C. I. Smith, A. G. Nord, P. Arthur, and N. Earl, "In situ Preservation of Archaeological Bone: a Histological Study Within a Multidisciplinary Approach," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 343-352 August (2002). J.B. Lambert and J.M. Weydert-Homeyer, "The Fundamental Relationship Between Ancient Diet and the Inorganic Constituents of Bone as Derived from Feeding Experiments," Archaeometry 35, Part 2 279-294 August (1993). A.G. Latham, "Uranium-Series Dating of Bone by Gamma-Ray Spectrometry: Comment," Archaeometry 39, Part 1 217-220 February (1997). J. Lee-Thorp, "Two Decades of Progress Towards Understanding Fossilization Processes and Isotopic Signals in Calcified Tissue Minerals," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 435-446 August (2002). E. Leitner-Wild and I. Steffan, "Uranium-series Dating of Fossil Bones from Alpine Caves," Archaeometry 35, Part 1 137-146 February (1993). T. Matthews, "South African Micromammals and Predators: Some Comparative Results," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 363-370 August (2002). P.T. McCutcheon, "Thermoluminescent Analysis of Burned Bone: Assessing the Problems," In Archaeological Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, and Biochemical Analysis, M.V. Orna, Editor, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC (1996) pp. 311-326. D.E. Nelson and K.N. Slessor, "Stable Carbon Isotope Measurements of the Carboxyl Carbons in Bone Collagen," Archaeometry 41, Part 1 151-164 February (1999). A. Nicholls, E. Matisoo-Smith, and M. S. Allen, "A Novel Application of Molecular Techniques to Pacific Archaeofish Remains," Archaeometry 45 Part 1 133-148 February (2003). C.M. Nielsen-Marsh and R.E.M. Hedges, "Bone Porosity and the Use of Mercury Intrusion Porosimetry in Bone Diagenesis Studies," Archaeometry 41, Part 1 165-174 February (1999). T. C. O'Connell and R. E. M. Hedges, "Isolation and Isotopic Analysis of Individual Amino Acids from Archaeological Bone Collagen: A New Method Using Rp-hplc," Archaeometry 43 Part 3 421-438 August (2001). D.J. Ortner, D.W. Von Endt and M.S. Robinson, "The Effect of Temperature on Decay in Bone: Its Significance in Nitrogen Dating of Archaeological Specimens," American Antiquity 37 No.4 514‑520 (1972). T. D. Price, J. H. Burton and R. A. Bentley, "The Characterization of Biologically Available Strontium Isotope Ratios for the Study of Prehistoric Migration," Archaeometry 44 Part 1 117-136 February (2002). I. Reiche, C. Vignaud, and M. Menu, "The Crystallinity of Ancient Bone and Dentine: New Insights by Transmission Electron Microscopy," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 447-460 August (2002). S. J. Roberts, C. I. Smith, A. Millard, and M. J. Collins, "The Taphonomy of Cooked Bone: Characterizing Boiling and Its Physico-Chemical Effects," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 485-495 August (2002). M. Shimoyama, H. Maeda, H. Sato, T. Ninomiya and Y. Ozaki, “Nondestructive Discrimination of Biological Materials by Near-Infrared Fourier Transform Raman Spectrascopy and Chemometrics: Discrimination among Hard and Soft Ivories of African Elephants and Mammoth Tusks and Prediction of Specific Gravity of the Ivories,” Applied Spectroscopy 51 No. 8 1154-1158 (1997). C. I. Smith, C. M. Nielsen-Marsh, M. M. E. Jans, P. Arthur, A. G. Nord, and M. J. Collins, "The Strange Case of Apigliano: Early 'Fossilization' of Medieval Bone in Southern Italy," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 405-416 August (2002). B.J. Szabo, "Dating Fossil Bone from Cornelia Orange Free State, South Africa," Journal of Archaeological Science 6 201‑203 (1979). I. Taufer and J. Tauferová, "The Design of Evaluation of Assays of Trace Elements in a Fossil Bone," Archaeometry 36, Part 1 93-114 February (1994). H. S. Taylor, “Part VII, Chemical Investigations on Ivory,” In Mycenne 1939-1954 (1955). pp. 248-250. C. N. Trueman and D. M. Martill, "The Long-Term Survival of Bone: The Role of Bioerosion," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 371-382 August (2002). G. Turner-Walker and U. Syversen, "Quantifying Histological Changes in Archaeological Bones Using BSE-SEM Image Analysis," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 461-469 August (2002). N. Tuross, "Alterations in Fossil Collagen," Archaeometry 44 Part 3 315-504 August (2002). G. Wessen, F.H. Ruddy, C.E. Gustafson and H. Irwin, "Characterization of Archaeological Bone by Neutron Activation Analysis," Archaeometry 19 (Part 2) 200‑205 (1977). See Also: Amino Acids and Proteins (Part 3); Paleobotany; Racemization Dating (Part 3); Case Studies: Piltdown Man Forgery; and Radiocarbon Dating. Case Studies: Asyut Hoard H.A. Cahn, "Dating the Early Coinages of Athens," In Kleine Schriften zur Münzkunde und Archäologie, Archäologischer Verlag, Basel (1975). pp.81-97.
Case Studies: Bronze Horse (MMA) L. Brown, “Two Small Bronze Horses,” Curator 263-292 (1969).
Case Studies: Etruscan Warriors (MMA) Anon, “Museum Visitors Smile as They Pass Three Fake Etruscans," New York Times 20 February (1961).
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